We reserve the right to refuse orders for student licenses at any time without giving reasons.
ATLASTI PROOF OF STUDENT LICENSE
A student license grants use of the program for two years an extension can be purchased at a discounted price. A semester license grants use of the program for six months.
ATLASTI PROOF OF STUDENT FULL
Student licenses as well as semester licenses CAN be converted into educational or regular licenses, so your project data will always be available.Įxcept for the above restrictions, the program is 100% identical to the full version.
Student licenses and semester licenses cannot be upgraded, but all in-version upgrades and service packs are included. Student licenses and semester licenses are not transferable. Any violation of the license agreement will be prosecuted. This specifically prohibits use in any commercial or semi-commercial context (such as training, non-degree-related research, work-study), and other activities not related to the licensee’s personal education.
ATLASTI PROOF OF STUDENT SOFTWARE
Under no circumstances must software obtained under an ATLAS.ti student or semester license be used in a context outside of the licensee’s personal academic studies. This also means that a program purchased under a student or semester license is not to be installed on an institutional computer (educational institutions wishing to provide ATLAS.ti to their students can do so via (a) computer pool installations of ATLAS.ti multi-user licenses or (b) by contracting a Campus License). Student and semester licenses are PERSONAL licenses and can NOT be purchased by or through institutions or organizations. To apply: To express interest, please send a cover letter and resume or CV to with “EHF graduate position” in subject line.Student and semester licenses can only be purchased by full-time students of accredited educational institutions with PROOF OF ELIGIBILITY. Location: UT System Administration Building, 210 West 7th Street, Austin TX. With direction and oversight, ability to work independently and with a high degree of professionalism.ĭesired skills/experience/knowledge: Qualitative research skills/experience, including interviewing and data analysis using ATLAS.ti or other qualitative software.
Excellent writing and organizational skills. Required skills/experience/knowledge: At least one-year full-time work experience related to healthcare, health policy or public health. Two semesters of master-level coursework in public health and/or public policy. Required education: Currently enrolled in a master’s or doctorate program in public health or public policy. Potential for extension through May 2020.
(d) Provide meeting support, such as preparing agendas, scheduling, facilitating, and taking notesĮmployment period: Fall semester (September – December) 2019.
(c) Provide writing, editing and proof-reading support for reports and manuscripts for peer review (b) Assist with qualitative data analysis (a) Assist with coordinating and conducting key informant interviews with clinical and social service organization staff The project is being conducted on behalf of the Texas Health Improvement Network, a multi-institutional, multi-disciplinary council of leaders from across the state working to catalyze population health improvement and health equity in Texas. The project is documenting initiatives in Texas that are addressing social determinants of health through primary care and social service integration. UT System Population Health is seeking candidates for a part-time position supporting a population health research project. To be considered for future positions, send us a resume. There is currently an open position in the research track (see below), but we accept resumes for all tracks, and may contact students when placements become available.
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