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University of Nebraska–Lincoln

Survey Research And Methodology Program

Learning to make numbers count

 

RESEARCH

   
 
Research Papers
  • Click here for SRAM Working Papers and related abstracts.
  • Click here for list of conference presentations and publications.
 
Research Opportunities and Internships

Students in the Survey Research and Methodology M.S. Program have access to research opportunities through several mechanisms. The internship and practicum provide each student with first-hand research experience through involvement in real-life projects and work contexts. The Professional Seminars open to all SRAM students provide further exposure to different aspects of research and to research skills and tools. In addition, SRAM graduate research assistants collaborate with SRAM faculty on different projects each year.
 
Internships and Practica
SRAM internships and practica are a unique element of the Program. Internships are arranged with a variety of commercial firms, media groups, governmental agencies, academic research establishments and nonprofit associations. Internships normally take place between the students’ first and second years of residence.
 
Past Internship Partners
  • Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
  • Consortia
  • Experian
  • Gallup Organization
  • Government Accounting Office
  • Kenexa
  • Knowledge Networks
  • Mayo Clinic
  • National Center for Health Statistics
  • National Opinion Research Center (NORC)
  • National Research Corporation
  • Nebraska Children's Home
  • Nebraska Consortium for the National Endowment for the Humanities
  • Nebraska Department of Labor
  • Nebraska Health Human Services
  • Nebraska Rural Initiative
  • Nebraska TV (NETV)
  • Nielsen Media Research
  • University of Nebraska-Lincoln (various departments)
  • University of Nebraska Medical Center
  • Veteran Benefit Administration
  • Westat
  • ZUMA, Germany