Stata is a complete, integrated statistical package that provides everything you need for data analysis, data management, and graphics. Stata is not sold in modules. Everything that you need is in one package. Perpetual licences are available, with nothing more to buy ever.
More about StataOxMetrics consists of a front-end program called OxMetrics, and individual application modules such as Ox, CATS, PcGive, STAMP and G@RCH.
More about OxMetricsEViews blends the best of modern software technology with cutting edge features. The result is a state-of-the art program that offers unprecedented power within a flexible, easy-to-use interface.
More about EViewsOur goal is to help delegates develop their existing skills and keep up-to-date with the latest and most important developments across the fields of Statistics, Econometrics and Forecasting.
View our courses9-13 December 2019, London
Our London Stata Winter School comprises a series of four consecutive short courses that allow flexibility to attend one, a combination or, or all courses at an affordable price.
The courses that comprise this year's Stata Winter School are - Introduction to Stata, Analysing Panel Data in Stata (2-days), Data Management using Stata and Data Visualisation through Stata.
More information5 December 2019 - São Paulo, Brazil
The 2019 Brazilian Stata Conference provides Stata users the opportunity to exchange ideas, experiences and information on new applications of Stata.
More information16 & 17 December 2019, London
This is a new course that makes use of the new features now available within Stata 16.
Delivered by Dr. Melvyn Weeks from the University of Cambridge, the course covers topics at the intersection of machine learning and econometrics.
More information20-24 January 2020, Oporto, Portugal
The school is organised in partnership FEP and CEF.UP with comprises five individual Stata courses that will cover: Introduction to Stata; Data Analysis, Linear Panel Data Models, High-dimensional fixed-effects & Managing Output Files and an Introduction to Programming in Stata, delivered by Prof. Kit Baum (Boston College).
More informationThis online session is ideal for the new or beginner level user who wants to learn how to use OxMetrics 8 to model economic and financial time series. We provide a general overview of OxMetrics 8, and then focus on how to perform automatic model selection using Autometrics, the unique tool of PcGive 15 that has proved to outperform even the most experienced econometrician in finding the best model for your data.
More informationOur 'Stata Fundamentals' webinar provides a complete introduction to Stata and is ideal for the new or beginner level user who wants to have a head start and learn how to use Stata efficiently.
We introduce popular Stata commands to import, manipulate, transform and manage data as well as how to export results to commonly used file formats. Stata do-files, log files and also graphics are covered briefly in the final session.
More informationThe International Institute of Forecasters (IIF), a non-profit organization founded in 1982, is dedicated to developing and furthering the generation, distribution, and use of knowledge on forecasting, with the goal of “bridging the gap (in forecasting) between theory and practice, with practice helping to set the research agenda and research providing useful results.”
More informationEViews 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.
More informationWe have over thirty years of experience in distributing leading software, delivering quality training courses, and providing consultancy services
For many strategy scholars including myself Stata is the key tool, enabling us to test exciting ideas. The new version enables a few cool things prior versions did not. Very happy with it.
"I am a big fan of Stata and use it frequently for econometric analyses. I am impressed by the software providing and adopting the latest econometric techniques, and I value the ease with which complicated models and procedures can be specified.
"Staff and students at The University of Warwick previously accessed Stata via several disparate pools of licences. These licences were all separately purchased and managed by departments across the University and only provided access to a limited number of users in those departments. We have consequently seen a huge uptake in the number of Stata users at the University, such that it is now one of the most popular applications provided by central IT Services.
"Absolutely beautiful session on a very difficult subject given by an experienced and gifted teacher in a logical and easy way. I couldn't be more satisfied.
"Having insights from someone using Stata proficiently, and to not only learn but discover other tracks to follow to improve my proficiency with Stata
"Excellent course, I have learnt a lot
"I found it so helpful to be guided through analysis on Stata, and not just how to code the analysis but also how to interpret the output. The course has definitely made my every day job a lot easier and I feel I now have a much stronger understanding.
"Comprehensive and effective teaching; now I know how to use Stata
"Everything the trainer talked about was clear and followed by examples on how to implement it. Fantastic class all together!
"The mixture between theory and practice was very useful
"This was a great course. The Professor was spectacular and it was a privilege to sit in [Prof. Andrew Harvey's] class.
"I found the Professor's ability to convey the intuition behind the key concepts in a manner that could be easily understood was the most useful aspect of the course. He is clearly a cut above others in his ability to do this. One of the best I have ever come across.
"I was able to ask questions from [Prof. Andrew Harvey] related to my current research work and received very useful suggestions.
"The hands-on approach with OxMetrics was excellent. Professor Harvey is a fantastic teacher!
"Dr. Weeks taught/explained it in a whole new way. The focus wasn't just on Stata but the theory behind the econometrics as well which really improved my understanding.
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