Public Opinion Survey - Integrated Education in Northern Ireland

Abstract

The survey of public opinion replicates, with some modification, a survey carried out in 2000 and 2001. On each occasion, the research questions were carried on the Millward Brown Northern Ireland Omnibus and the methodology has therefore remained constant, allowing for comparison across the three survey periods. The sample for the 2003 survey comprised 1,018 individuals selected using quota controls to be representative of the Northern Ireland population. In the previous surveys the sample size was 1,113 (2001) and 1,129 (2000). Answers to the survey questions were analysed by gender, age, religious denomination, geographical distribution, and social class.