List of universities using jamovi to teach stats

[DeborahA]

Great, thanks so much all! This is useful for my cause.

Best

Deborah.

[Dietmar]

Dear Jonathon,
first of all: thank you very much for the great program jamovi!
I did not confuse Austria with Australia (:-)), but may take this opportunity to briefly report that I recommend jamovi to students in my market research courses at various universities in Austria and also use it in some of my classes (University of Graz, FHWien, IBS Akademie, etc.).
With kind regards from Salzburg
Dietmar

[Mishery]

Add the small University College of Osteopathy in the UK. Just run our first year with Jamovi as our sole stats package and it has all gone smoothly.

[rayray0313]

I teach at Texas A&M International University and we have been using it to teach both undergraduate and graduate level statistics for psychology. It’s been great and students seem to like it better than using SPSS.

[scro1641]

We have been using at the in the School of Social and Political Sciences at the University of Lincoln at UG and PG level.

[Kyr]

Hello!!! Also Psychology Departments in Rome (at Sapienza University of Rome) are using jamovi to teach statistics, both in BA and in MA programs. My students usually prefer it to SPSS.

[seol]

Hi

I have been teaching Educational Statistics using jamovi for seven years in Chung-Ang Univ., Seoul, Korea.

[Marielle]

The Psychology bachelor from the Open Universiteit in The Netherlands uses jamovi as the primary software program in introductory statistics and experimental statistics; and as an option in the courses cross-sectional research and longitudinal research. The courses cross-sectional and longitudinal are being rewritten into a jamovi-based version.

[Tim]

Since this topic lived up in september, let me add: Thomas More University of applied sciences in Belgium, unit of People & Wellbeing uses Jamovi in introductory and inductive statistics courses, which means: troughout the whole curriculum.

[Marielle]

Another one: Communication & Information Science, Tilburg University, Netherlands