We would like to introduce you to the Engineering and Physical Science Research Council (EPSRC), Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) in Geospatial Systems. Are you able to collaborate with them to help train geospatial scientists and engineers?
Read moreThere are 2 Advanced courses to support understanding across Excel’s extensive analysis and visualisation features.
We are delighted to announce a number of new training courses in 2021 for both LinkedIn and Microsoft Excel.
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We are delighted to announce the call for Industry Projects for the Consumer Data Research Centre (CDRC) Masters Research Dissertation Programme for 2021. This extremely successful programme is now entering its tenth year.
If you are looking for a masters student to work on a project of your choice in your company, we would like to invite you to get involved.
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We recently had an email from an SLA member who wanted to thank us for all the support, the events and most importantly the advice, coaching and guidance he’d had from our sponsors Red Tiger Consulting, who have launched a new Career Coaching Service.
Jason Day has, after much searching and applications for many jobs, secured a new role at Gamma, despite the restrictions of the current pandemic. Congratulations Jason!
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The Covid-19 pandemic has challenged and will continue to challenge the resilience of individuals and businesses.
The SLA are delighted to announce their support of a research initiative by Red Tiger Consulting that seeks to understand the aggregate impacts of Covid-19 on the Location Planning Community. The research will seek to understand similarities and differences in impact across the retail, consulting and real estate sectors.
Read moreThanks to everyone who helped us to promote and build the Society for Location Analysis Student Awards this year.
Even in a pandemic we had lots of incredible entries and it was once again, difficult to judge. So without further ado, here are our winners and runners up for 2020:
Read moreWe thought we’d give you an update on the Society for Location Analysis. Since our first meeting in 2002, we’ve continued to grow.
Some stats on the SLA here:
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