Software download Nvivo 14.0

NVivo is qualitative data analysis software designed to aid users in managing, organising and supporting research in qualitative data analysis projects. 

With purpose-built tools for classifying, sorting and arranging information,  NVivo can assist with analysing different types of data such as interview transcripts, field notes, case notes and articles.

Is this software right for me?

This software can be used by staff or students, on university or personal computers, whether that is a laptop or desktop, both on and off campus.

What does this software do?

NVivo is used for qualitative data analysis.

How do I get it?

Staff

NVivo is available to download via Pegasus.

Student

NVivo is available to download via Pegasus.

Computer labs

NVivo is also available in centrally managed computer labs.

FAQs

When downloading this software, an automated email will be sent to your university email account. Please read this email as it contains information and instructions.

If you have any problems downloading, installing or authorising this software, please contact help@strath.ac.uk

A huge variety of information is available, including overviews, and FAQs on QSR International website.

If you want older versions of this software, other versions are available on the Available Licensed Software page on Pegasus.

Staff

Free to download to University owned or personal PC/Laptop

Student

Free to download to University owned or personal PC/Laptop

Minimum Operating System

  • Windows 11 or later

Minimum Hardware

  • CPU: 1.6GHz Pentium III compatible
  • RAM: 512 MB RAM
  • Display: 1024 x 768 or higher
  • Free disk space: 1GB

Type: Site Licence
End date: Renewed annually
Personal licence: Not applicable

Licence details

Please read licence details before downloading software.

Usage

Use by any staff or student for the purpose of teaching, research, personal educational development, administration and management of University business on machines owned by the University. Off-site usage of the software is allowed by staff and students whether on University or personally owned equipment, subject to conditions.