Events

 
      Our events are designed to allow connections with colleagues across the university, to learn about the research that is going on, to offer valuable input, and to spark ideas for future collaborations.

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Past events

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4 June 2024	14:00	What is military professionalism? A conceptual exploration on what military professionalism means and why it matters	Add event
28 May 2024	14:00	The UK Defence crisis planning in humanitarian assistance disaster relief (HADR) operations during climate change	Add event
26 March 2024	14:00	The Weakest Link in Cyber Security	Add event
25 March 2024	15:00	Inside Afghanistan: Political Networks, Political Order and State Disruption	Add event
19 March 2024	14:00	A practitioner’s view of issues from diplomacy and policy-making to technology and soft power	Add event
11 March 2024	14:00	The Russian Way of Deterrence: Strategic Culture, Coercion, and War	Add event
6 February 2024	14:00	Where there's a will, there's a way - The Psychology of War	Add event
30 January 2024	14:00	Do Decision Makers Listen to Intelligence Assessments? Some Reflections	Add event
24 January 2024	15:00	Exeter Q-Step Relaunch and Networking Event	Add event
11 December 2023	19:00	War in the 21st Century - Inaugural Lecture by Anthony King	Add event
29 November 2023	13:00	Utilising Textual Data in Crime Analysis: Insights from the Sex Market and Public Reactions to Crime on Twitter	Add event
18 October 2023	17:30	Careers in the Government Defence, Security and Intelligence Sectors	Add event
18 October 2023	16:00	Key Global Trends and Issues	Add event
14 March 2023	17:30	Cyber Security - Threats from Nation States	Add event
8 February 2023	14:00	Institutional Ethnography: A Feminist Approach to Analysing Institutions Using Texts	Add event
28 November 2022	14:00	Q-Step Work in Progress (WIP) Seminar: Michele Scotto Di Vettimo	Add event
22 November 2022	14:00	Q-Step Work in Progress (WIP) Seminar: Simge Andi & Travis Coan	Add event
16 November 2022	14:00	Q-Step Work in Progress (WIP) Seminar: Alexey Bessudnov	Add event
2 November 2022	14:30	Decolonising Quantitative Teaching	Add event
5 October 2022	13:00	Suffrage, Turnout and the Household: The Case of Early Women Voters in Sweden	Add event
6 - 14 April 2022	TBC	NCRM UoE Computational Communication Methods Spring School - APPLY NOW	Add event
11 March 2022	13:00	'Group identities and strategic discrimination' presented by Dr Dominik Duell, University of Innsbruck	Add event
3 March 2022	9:00	'The 4D Project: a holistic response to climate misinformation' presented by John Cook, Monash University	Add event
24 February 2022	14:00	'Microtargeting: Reverse engineering of an ethical conundrum' presented by Prof Stephan Lewandowsky (University of Bristol)	Add event
23 November 2021	11:00	South West Doctoral Training Programme (SWDTP): Using the Understanding Society study for longitudinal research	Add event
23 November 2021	9:00	Exeter Q-Step/NCRM Introduction to Nvivo for Social Scientists	Add event
25 - 29 October 2021	9:30	NCRM Research Methods Festival: 25-29 October 2021	Add event
7 July 2021	14:00	South West Doctoral Training Programme (SWDTP): Secondary analysis of cross-national, comparative survey data webinar	Add event
2 June 2021	14:00	Women Candidates Use More Positive Language than Men Candidates in Political Campaigns	Add event
26 May 2021	14:00	Negativity in Politicians' Communication during Campaign and Regular Times	Add event
19 May 2021	14:00	A Cross-National Analysis of the Effect of Parties' Characteristics on Affective Polarization and Interpersonal Trust	Add event
12 May 2021	14:00	When (not) to trust the overlap in confidence intervals: A practical guide	Add event
11 November 2020	15:30	Understanding the relationships between risk factors, intersectional identities and criminal career trajectories: A multilevel approach	Add event
9 September 2020	15:00	Establishment Relations and Fatherhood Wage Premiums	Add event
1 July 2020	13:00	Data Analysis and visualisation with Python	Add event
24 June 2020	13:00	Introduction to Python for Social Scientists	Add event
3 June 2020	13:00	Longitudinal Data Analysis	Add event
15 May 2020	13:00	An Introduction to Open-Source Intelligence and its practical applications - ONLINE Workshop	Add event
12 May 2020	14:00	Bayesian analysis with JAGS/Topics in Bayesian analysis - ONLINE Workshop	Add event
11 May 2020	14:00	Introduction to Bayesian analysis - ONLINE Workshop	Add event
18 March 2020	15:30	CANCELLED: Understanding the relationships between risk factors, intersectional identities and criminal career trajectories: A multilevel approach	Add event
10 March 2020	14:00	CANCELLED - Hope and Despair: Presidents, Prime Ministers, Populists, Polarization and Mass Democratic Accountability in Challenging Times	Add event
4 March 2020	13:00	Data Analysis with R for Social Scientists	Add event
7 February 2020	15:30	Geographical and Place-based dependence in multilevel models	Add event
5 February 2020	13:00	Introduction to GIS	Add event
30 January 2020	9:00	Analysing ambiguity: understanding and managing complexity in the professional environment	Add event
15 January 2020	13:00	Introduction to R for Social Scientists	Add event
3 December 2019	12:30	Introduction to LaTex	Add event
22 November 2019	15:30	Data Analysis & Q-Step Alumni Careers Q&A Discussion	Add event
20 November 2019	10:30	Who do we think you are? Detecting salient identities in text	Add event
8 November 2019	15:30	The case against perfection in the mean: Why it is time for an individualised approach to evidence for education	Add event
6 November 2019	13:00	Data Analysis and visualisation with Python for Social Scientists	Add event
6 November 2019	10:30	Worlds Colliding: Examining the social networks and linguistic patterns of a merging organization through email	Add event
29 October 2019	13:00	When politics and diplomacy collide; the conflict spiral in the Cuban Missile Crisis 1962	Add event
2 October 2019	13:00	Introduction to Python for Social Scientists	Add event
9 - 13 September 2019	11:30	Q-estival 2019: People, Data and Society	Add event
25 July 2019	13:00	Understanding women's mental health across the lifecourse	Add event
24 June 2019	TBC	Institute of Coding Summer School 2019 at the University of Exeter	Add event
5 June 2019	13:00	CANCELLED: Introduction to SQL for Data Science	Add event
17 April 2019	13:00	Detecting trolls on Reddit: Introduction to Computational Text Analysis and Supervised Machine Learning in R	Add event
20 March 2019	13:30	Longitudinal Data Analysis for Social Scientists	Add event
14 March 2019	12:00	Are you listening? Crisis Negotiation Skills with Deborah Goodwin OBE	Add event
13 March 2019	15:30	Seminar Series - “Can genetics tell us anything about voting patterns, including Brexit?”	Add event
6 March 2019	13:30	Data Analysis with R for Social Scientists	Add event
5 March 2019	18:30	Dr Marsha Henry: "Critical interventions: Returning to Theories of Gender, ‘Race’ and Militarisation in Peacekeeping Studies"	Add event
5 March 2019	13:00	Gender, Sexual Orientation and Stereotypes: Challenges for Lesbian and Gay Candidates	Add event
27 February 2019	15:30	Seminar Series - “Measuring global gender inequality indicators using large-scale online advertising data”	Add event
13 February 2019	15:30	Seminar Series - 'Religious decline in the West: Unravelling age, period and cohort effects'	Add event
6 February 2019	13:00	Introduction to Discourse Network Analysis (DNA)	Add event
23 January 2019	13:00	Network Analysis for Social Scientists	Add event
9 January 2019	13:00	Introduction to R for Social Scientists	Add event
5 December 2018	14:00	Sentiment Analysis/Career as a Data Scientist	Add event
4 December 2018	15:30	Seminar Series - 'From riot police to tweets: How world leaders use social media during contentious politics'	Add event
14 November 2018	15:30	Seminar Series - 'Connected networks, wellbeing and the power of representation: Qualitative and quantitative evidence from Facebook and social network data'	Add event