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Sample Size and Power

  • Key information

    Course length
  • Part Time,
  • Entry requirements

    Prior knowledge of basic statistics such as mean, variance, standard deviation and confidence intervals is required.

About the course

This course will explore sample size issues, starting with how to calculate the sample size required in order to obtain the desired accuracy for a confidence interval and progressing to issues of power and effect size, including use of the G*Power software.

If you do not collect enough data then you may not be able to draw conclusions from your data. This course will explore sample size issues, starting with how to calculate the sample size required in order to obtain the desired accuracy for a confidence interval and progressing to issues of power and effect size, including use of the G*Power software.

See our full range of courses or contact the course organiser, Prof Neil Spencer, at statistics@herts.ac.uk.

Course fees

Dates can be organised if an organisation have a group of people wanting to take this course.

£TBA