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AUSSDA archives a variety of social science data with a focus on quantitative data. Once you have found a study you would like to use, in most cases you can download the dataset and associated documentation directly. For the use of certain other data sets, you must contact us in advance. Ultimately data creators are responsible for determining who can access their data and how they can be used. Each dataset is individually assigned a license and an access model by its author. You can find more information about licensing and usage restrictions in the description section of a dataset’s landing page.
Our repository
The AUSSDA Dataverse is our archiving solution. It is divided into several collections, our so-called Dataverses. On the left side you can filter your search by specific information, or you can enter your desired term directly in the search field. If you have any questions about our Dataverse, check out our user guide. You can find our international data in the CESSDA Data Catalogue. You have found what you are looking for? Contact us to get access!
Recently published datasets
Austrian Corona Panel Project (SUF edition) doi.org/10.11587/28KQNS
DiKoS – Analysis and Development of Digital Competencies of Students (OA edition) doi.org/10.11587/9TJL2Y
AUTNES Content Analysis of Party Press Releases: Cumulative File (SUF edition) https://doi.org/10.11587/25P2WR
Microcensus
A special agreement with Statistics Austria formally authorizes AUSSDA to host Austrian microcensus data reaching back to 1973. Gather insights on population development and value changes of past generations with a range of datasets exclusively available at AUSSDA.
AUTNES
AUTNES (Austrian National Election Study) provides comprehensive social science analyses of the Austrian National Council elections. AUTNES is a project of the Vienna Center for Electoral Research (VieCER) at the University of Vienna.
SSÖ
A frequently requested study is the Social Survey Austria (SSÖ). This survey programme observes how attitudes and value orientations change in the Austrian population. You can find more detailed information on the SSE here.