Training Opportunities

2012

Getting started: Analysing HILDA with STATA

A hands-on introductory HILDA Survey training course will be held on 11-12 April 2012 at the Australian National University.

Course information

This 2-day training course is designed for people who are interested in using the HILDA Survey data but have not yet done so. It will take a descriptive research problem such as "What happens to single mothers who receive Parenting Payment Single (PPS)? Do they stay on the program from one year to the next? Do they move to another income support program? Do they leave income support?" and go through all the steps necessary to answer this question. We begin with the HILDA DVD and assume participants have relatively little experience in working with large data sets. The training will then cover the following topics:

There will be scope within the course to deal with individual questions which participants might have about data extraction and structure in panel data contexts.

Course instructor

Professor Robert Breunig is a member of the Economics Program in the Research School of Social Sciences at the Australian National University. His primary applied research interests are in analysing individual and firm behaviour, evaluating government tax and transfer programs and analysing large data sets.

Course details

Location:Australian National University (lab location TBA)
Date:Wednesday 11 April and Thursday 12 April, 2012
Time:9.15am – 4pm
Catering:Morning & afternoon tea and lunch will be provided
Fees:

$690.00 (inc. GST)
Registration:Places are limited to 27. Please register via the following link:

Online Registration

Other Training

Centre for Advancement of Research Methods and Analysis Course

Short Course Times and Location
Wednesday April 11 and Thursday April 12 from 9:30 am until 5:30 pm
Friday April 13, from 9:30 am until 1:30 pm.
The Short Courses will be held on the first floor of the Alan Gilbert Building at 161 Barry Street, Carlton, South Victoria 3053.

Short Course Topics and Instructors

Click here to view Course Summaries and Instructor Biographies

  • "Regression Analysis: Simple regression, Multiple regression, Moderated regression, and Logistic regression" – Dr. Jose Cortina, George Mason University
  • "Qualitative Research Methods for Cross-Cultural Research" – Dr. Tine Köhler, University of Melbourne
  • "Advanced Topics in Structural Equation Methods" – Dr. Bob Vandenberg, University of Georgia
  • "Introduction to Structural Equation Methods" – Dr. Larry Williams, Wayne State University
  • "Case Study Methods" - Dr. Catherine Welch, University of Sydney
  • "Multilevel Analysis" - Dr. Mark Griffin, University of Western Australia

Prices per Course
Below are the prices for Advanced Registration (beginning March 1, 2012, a $75 late fee will be added).

Faculty/Professional: $850.00
Students: $650.00

CARMA Members
Faculty/Professional: $425.00
Students: $325.00

If you know of any panel data analysis courses being run in Australia, please email us.

Further training opportunities for 2012

We hope to offer a further hands-on introductory HILDA Survey training course again around September 2012 if there is sufficient interest.

We are also exploring the possiblity of running another course on Panel Data Analysis Techniques, possibly in July. Please subscribe to the HILDA mailing list to receive notification of upcoming courses once we have more details.

 

2011

The Panel Data Analysis Techniques with HILDA examples took place at the University of Melbourne on the 2-4 November.

Panel data analysis (notes) Panel data analysis (STATA exercises) HILDA-specific
day 1 Basics of panel data

Stata do files: ex0, ex1

Stata log: ex0, ex1

Creating your own dataset
day 2 Panel regression analysis and its generalisations

Stata do files: ex2, ex3, ex4, Simulated example

Stata log: ex2, ex3, ex4

Key aspects of the HILDA Survey
day 3 Discrete response models and dynamic models

Stata do files: ex5, ex6

Stata log: ex5, ex6

Weighting and imputation

The 2011 HILDA Data User Training took place at the University of Melbourne on the 13th of July.

Download slides from the 2011 HILDA User Training.