An internet survey on specifics of teaching specialty subjects in English in St.Petersburg State University has begun. The research lead is Ludmila Borisovna Kuznetsova, associate professor of the English language for social sciences chair.
A telephone survey on social eating practices of St.Petersburg residents has finished. The sample size is 1000 residents of St.Petersburg. The data are being processed.
On April 7, 2017, Natalya Legostaeva presented a paper “The system of government regulation and enforcement of inter-ethnic relations in the Republic of Karelia” at an international scientific and practical conference for undergraduate and graduate students and young scientists. The conference on the theory and practice of today’s geographic research was organized by the Institute of Earth sciences of St.Petersburg State University. Legostaeva’s presentation included data visualization prepared with the help of Tableau, the software available in the Resource Center.
Legostaeva is a research associate of sociology department of St.Petersburg State University.
A telephone survey on social eating practices of St.Petersburg residents has started. A quota sample size is no less than 1000 residents of St.Petersburg. The research lead is Yury Vitalyevich Veselov, Doctor of Sociology, professor of the economic sociology chair.
A telephone survey on population resilience to social risks has ended. The sample size included 1000 residents of St.Petersburg. The collected data are being processed.
A telephone survey of residents of the Russian Federation has ended. The survey focused on Russians’ attitudes to such values as their work and labor. The survey took place as part of the preparations for St.Petersburg International Labor Forum (held 15-17 March, 2017).
The study practice at the “Center for sociological and internet research” Resource Center for junior sociology students (specializing in 38.03.03 “Personnel management”) has finished. The students have learnt about functioning of the Call Center and received some practical skills needed for working in the CATI system. The practice was supervised by Anastasia Krasova, Maria Salina and Vyacheslav Zemskov - staff members of the “Center for sociological and internet research” Resource Center.
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