Getting started with NVivo for Windows

Course description

REGISTER BELOW - ADDITIONAL SESSION DATES LISTED BELOW. Please secure a spot only if you’re confident you can join, as capacity is limited to 25 places per session.

NVivo is software for qualitative research that helps you organise, store and analyse unstructured, non‑numerical data in one central location. It supports a wide range of sources—including surveys, interviews, articles, videos, emails, social media content, PDFs and images—so you can work efficiently and back up your findings with evidence.

By importing data, creating nodes and coding material, you can identify patterns, compare emerging themes and build a rigorous analytical foundation. NVivo’s memos, visualisations and integration with bibliographic tools can further streamline your workflow, helping you prepare your research for publication sooner.

What you will learn:

• Create and organise a qualitative research project in NVivo
• Import a range of data sources using NVivo’s integrated tools
• Code and classify your data
• Format your data to take advantage of NVivo’s auto-coding ability
• Use NVivo to discover new themes and trends in research
• Visualise relationships and trends in your data.

Register for your preferred session via the links below

• Tuesday 15 September, 9am-12pm.  Register via Eventbrite
• Thursday 1 October, 9am-12pm.  Register via Eventbrite

Delivered by Intersect, training will be conducted via Zoom. A Zoom link will be shared with registrants a week before the training date.

Prerequisites:
This course is taught using NVivo14 or NVivo 15 for Windows and is not suitable for NVivo for Mac users.  Flinders licence agreement allows for the use of NVivo on all university computers. Staff can install NVivo via the IDS Support Portal on your computer and student computers already have it installed. For more information click here.

Staff and postgraduate students can also request a licence for home use.

About your Facilitator:
Dr Ankit Beniwal is Intersect’s Digital Research Analyst (DRA) for Flinders University in 2026. He holds a PhD in Physics from the University of Adelaide and has held multiple post-doctoral positions in Europe. His technical expertise includes Python and R, complemented further by proficiency in qualitative research tools like Qualtrics, NVivo, REDCap, etc.

Type of course

Workshop