The National Opinion Research Center (NORC)

Overview

The National Opinion Research Center (NORC) at the University of Chicago is a nonpartisan, independent research institution specializing in social science research and public opinion studies. Established in 1941, NORC conducts data-driven research across various fields, including public opinion, health, education, economics, labor, workforce development, criminal justice, national security, media, technology, and politics. It is best known for projects like the General Social Survey (GSS), one of the most widely used sources of data on societal trends in the U.S., and the AmeriSpeak Panel, a nationally representative survey platform. Its work plays a crucial role in informing decisions that impact society on both national and global scales.

Category:
Consulting Firm
Sectors of Interest:
Democratic Governance, Education, Health
Sub Sectors of Interest:
Education research , Health research , Public administration and policy
Type of Service:
Research and assessment
Sub Services:
Qualitative research, Statistical research
Locations:
Qatar, Saudi Arabia
Headquarters:
United States