Public Health Doctoral Studies (PhD and DrPH): Software

NVivo and Atlas.ti software for qualitative studies are available at the Himmelfarb Library.

NVivo is available for download, on-site, and remote use; Atlas.ti is available for on-site use.

Himmelfarb Library's Bloedorn Technology Center is located on the third floor of the library and is available 24/7 for on-site access to specialized software and resources. Additionally, some research software is available to GW-affiliated users remotely or for installation on personal computers.

Himmelfarb maintains a list of software available to our users and how to access it on our Bloedorn Technology Center: Software page. We additionally provide tutorials and links to resources to help learn how to use some of these resources through our Tutorials page.

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