UNM main campus does not currently have a site license for any QDA software. Usually, people purchase access on their own or through grants or department funds.
The library has access to the QDA software package NVIVO. It is installed on 1 PC and 1 Mac in the UNM Centennial Science and Engineering Library's Collaborative Research Commons. These computers are open to any UNM community member with a netid/password. However, they are really only useful for demo/training purposes. If you would like to work on a project using NVIVO in our lab, you will need to bring a HARD DRIVE to save to. Although a flash drive may work, NVIVO does not recommend this as there is a greater risk of corruption as opposed to saving to an external hard drive.
Departmental computer labs may also have qualitative analysis software available. Check with your department. Note that UNM Techfinder (which lists what software/hardware is available in different UNM locations) does NOT seem to include qualitative software on its lists (but it does include some quantitative software).
Many departments at UNM offer credit courses related to qualitative or quantitative methods. In 2016 the College of Education's Methodology Group created a list of (many of) these courses. Althrough it may be out of date, it could provide a starting point.
Although surveys are generally used in quantitative research, if you are using mixed methods or including open ended questions in a survey, you may want to use software to administer and provide basic reports on your data.
Supports the teaching and learning of research methods and skills through structured online learning that is self-paced and led by an expert. Topics include: cleaning data, conducting interviews, Python, research design, literature reviews, AI, getting published, etc. NOTE: UNM Guide for Sage Campus