The Statistical Consultation Services (SCS) of the Potchefstroom Campus of North-West University has been in existence since 1980.
SCS provides assistance to:
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North-West University post graduate students and personnel.
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Other universities’ post graduate students and personnel.
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Any private sector clients (persons and institutions not affiliated with any university).
*SCS only provides assistance with quantitative aspects of research.
Note:
SCS recommends that clients should consult with SCS during planning stages of a research project, and not only after data has been collected.
Also, if it is a student project, then the supervisor / promoter must accompany the student during the first consultation.
Please see image below for an outline of the services that SCS offers:
Fees and Payment Structure:
SCS makes use of 5 different payment categories, depending on the type of client:
A - Postgraduate students from NWU
B - Students from other universities
C - NWU Departments with outside funding
D - Private Sector Clients
E - NWU Staff
See image below for the Fees and Tariffs applicable to NWU Staff and Students:
*For the complete list of our Fees for the other categories, please go to the FEES AND PAYMENT STRUCTURES tab at the top of the page.
Short Courses:
Several accredited short courses in Statistics are also available.
- They consist of both a theoretical and a practical component. The practical component is performed in statistical computer software packages such as STATISTICA, SPSS and R.
- Short courses can also be tailor-made for companies to satisfy their individual training needs in terms of content, statistical analysis software, course length etc.
- These could also be presented in-house if more than fifteen delegates attend.
**A short course on the use of SPSS will be hosted in October 2024 for NWU staff and postgraduate students:
Computer-Aided Quantitative Analysis- SPSS Training
Date: 22 - 24 October 2024
Time: 10:00 - 15:00 CAT
Venue: To be confirmed
*Registration is required
Please contact Tumelo Tlhoolebe (Tumelo.Tlhoolebe@nwu.ac.za / +27 (0)18 389 2184) for more information.