Introduction to ANOVA (in-person)

ANOVA is a commonly used statistical analysis when data from more than two groups is being compared. This workshop introduces the concept of ANOVA, when to use it and how it is interpreted.

This workshop is suitable for anyone who would like to learn or revise when and how to use ANOVA.

We will assume that attendees are familiar with the idea of a hypothesis test, significance levels and p-values. You can recap this material using our online Introduction to Hypothesis Testing. You can also book a statistics 1:1 through our website.

Specifically, we will look at:
- one-way ANOVA,
- two-way ANOVA
- repeated measures one-way ANOVA.

If you are interested in attending but there are no upcoming workshops or you are not available to attend one of the dates listed, please use the waiting list button at the top of the page, next to the workshop title. We will contact you once new dates are added to the system. Please note, this button is only visible to students, not staff.

If you are unable to attend, you can book a maths or stats 1:1 appointment.

This workshop is delivered by the Mathematics and Statistics Help (MASH) team.