PHDSW-GS 3084

Systematic Review and Meta Analysis

New York University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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In today’s data-driven world, the ability to rigorously evaluate and synthesize evidence is a critical skill for doctoral students aiming to produce high-impact, publishable research. This course offers a comprehensive, hands-on experience in systematic review and meta-analysis, equipping you with advanced tools to critically assess the state of the field and identify gaps in knowledge. By mastering these methodologies, you will be positioned at the forefront of research, capable of informing policy, practice, and future studies with evidence-based insights. Whether your goal is to enhance your dissertation or contribute to the broader academic dialogue, this course will provide you with the expertise needed to elevate your research. Through interactive lectures, practical assignments, and real-world applications, you will not only learn how to conduct systematic reviews and meta-analyses but also how to effectively communicate your findings in a way that impacts your field. This course is designed to foster critical thinking, analytical rigor, and hands-on application, making it ideal for those who are eager to deepen their research capabilities and contribute meaningfully to academic and professional communities. Key Learning Objectives: • Master the process of conducting systematic reviews to synthesize complex bodies of evidence. • Develop skills in data extraction, study quality assessment, and the use of tools like EndNote and R. • Conduct fixed and random effects meta-analyses, understand measures of effect sizes, and explore advanced topics like network meta-analysis and meta-regression. • Gain practical experience in handling heterogeneity, managing missing data, and addressing publication bias. • Learn best practices for using AI tools to streamline systematic review processes and enhance your efficiency. This course will not only provide you with technical…

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