Taking place at Cass Business School, London between 1 and 6 July 2019, our London Stata Summer School is now in its 8th year and comprises a series of five separate short courses that allows the flexibility to attend one, a combination of, or all courses that are offered.

The courses forming the Stata Summer School are: An Introduction to Stata, Advanced Data Management in Stata, An Introduction to Stata Graphics, An Introduction to Stata for Medical Statistics, An Introduction to Meta-Analysis

Will be held at Wolfson College, University of Cambridge between 28 July and 2 August 2019.

This residential summer school comprises 3x 2-day econometrics short courses delivered by leading Econometricians from the University of Cambridge: Prof. Andrew Harvey (Time Series Analysis & Modelling), Prof. Sean Holly (Macroeconomic Modelling & Forecasting) and Dr. Melvyn Weeks (Microeconometrics and Methods for Machine Learning).

Taking place at Nuffield College, University of Oxford on Monday 9 and Tuesday 10 September 2019. Papers are to be submitted by Sunday, 30 June 2019.  The Conference provides a forum for the presentation of research results and practical experience within the fields of computational and financial econometrics, empirical economics, time-series and cross-section econometrics and applied mathematics.

The 25th UK Stata Conference (London) is a two-day international event that provides Stata users from across the United Kingdom and the world the opportunity to exchange ideas, experiences, and information on new applications of the software.

Choose from our selection of free webinars that will be held each month for your convenience. Register now as space is limited.

Taking place in London at Cass Business School on 22-26 July 2019, the courses will appeal to both new and experienced users of EViews and will provide attendees with valuable insights on forecasting (and problems encountered with forecasting) completed empirically using EViews software.

The 12th Spanish Stata Conference (Madrid) provides Stata users the opportunity to exchange ideas, experiences and information on new applications of Stata. The abstract submission deadline is before July 19th 2019.

Taking place in London at Cass Business School on 8-11 July 2019, this 4-day course focuses on practical programming needs arising when dealing with large datasets, multiple data sources and the programming tools which may help in routinising complex tasks and automating pieces of your work.

EViews 11 is a brand new version of EViews with lots of exciting new features, from extensive VAR improvements, to integration with Python, geographical map visualisations, and much more.

Taking place on 20-21 June 2019, this two-day course, taking place at Cass Business School, London, aims to provide participants with an in-depth background on panel data econometrics.

Stata version 15 includes a new command, stintreg, which provides you with the familiar streg parametric survival regressions, while allowing for interval-censored data.

Stata 15 has a command power that allows users tremendous flexibility in determining sample size, power of test, and graph those.

Learn how Stata 15's tobit models include multilevel versions with random intercepts and random slopes.

New in Stata 15, the threshold command allows you to look for changes in the relationship between variables when conducting time series analysis.

A major new release version of OxMetrics econometric software is now available.

Prof. Sir David Hendry and Dr. Jennifer Castle discuss possible approaches to building a model of a given dataset in the CEPR's VOX online platform.