- Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Property and Insolvency Law Notes - includes Knowledge Clips, lectures, mandatory readings and all relevant provisions.

A summary includes class notes, Knowledge clips, readings and my own research. Next to the detailed summary of the 12 academic weeks of the corporate law course, it also features an annexe about all the accounting principles needed for corporate financial calculations.

Summary of the lectures and the readings covered in the second semester of the 2nd year of Global Law.

Summary including the assigned readings and information discussed in lectures. The document covers the first two weeks, which are assessed in the midterm.

This practice exam in cultural psychology is designed for psychology students of all majors in year 2, block 1 at Tilburg University. It contains 50 multiple-choice questions at exam level, focusing on the most challenging topics that frequently appear on the actual exams. With this practice material, you can thoroughly test yourself, deepen your knowledge, and boost your confidence before taking the real exam. Taking practice exams is one of the most effective ways to learn. By testing yours...

This is a detailed, easy-to-read and well-structured summary for the course Organisational Psychology. It contains knowledge from all mandatory literature and comes together with mindmaps to help you study efficiently and faster. The mindmaps offer a clear and structured overview of all key terms and theories mentioned in the mandatory literature (they are perfect especially for a quick recap right before the exam). Moreover, the summary contains a list of all key terms at the end of each su...

The summary is based on course materials, readings and tutorials. I realized that the classification of criminological theories (Week 4) might be a bit confusing there, so I attached an annexe to it for clarification (Pages 62-64).

Law, Technology and Society (LTS) summary of the 10 weeks.

This is an in-depth and detailed summary of the lectures for Philosophy of Science. It is written in a way that's easy to read, and the main concepts are highlighted. Besides the notes, it contains a mini quiz at the end of each lecture and an overview of all the 'main actors' from the first part of the course and their ideas. Good luck studying!

Class notes of all the 12 seminars/lectures in the Perspectives on Law course.

This is a complete summary of the course Diversity & Inclusion. It summarises the mandatory and non-mandatory literature. It is easy to read, contains tables, diagrams, and lists that make the information easier to absorb, and has all keywords highlighted. Good luck studying!