Lecture based Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Summary of all Corporate Sustainability lectures in 2024 in the Master Accountancy, based on the final lecture in which everything that is important for the exam was discussed.

This is a summary of the course Financial Management, lectured by Marc Deloof in the third bachelor of TEW at the University of Antwerp. It is based on the slides used in the lecture and the lecturer's explanation. Written in December 2023.

A summary containing the slides based on the material: M&M CH14 M&M CH12.2 (contrasts) CH11 sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 CH12 section 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 CH13 sections 1, 2, 4 (Not ‘Multiple comparisons of adjusted means’) CH14 sections 1, 2, 3 CH15 sections 1, 2, 3

This guide travels through all the lecture material, week by week, in a clear and structured way. This lecture guide is an amendment to the one already posted - as the 1st Year BA Programme changed in 2023-24. Allowing you to understand all the basic knowledge of the European Integration and Democracy Course from European Studies BA. For the exam, this is especially useful, due to the fact it is multiple choice and based off of factual recall from the lectures.

This is a summary of all the lectures of the course "Digital Organisation", lectured in the 3rd bachelor TEW by Professor Alexander Naessens. It is based on the slides used in the lectures and the lecturer's explanation. The guest lecture from KMPG is also included. Version December 2023

This is a practice exam I made myself based on the literature and lecture slides for the specialisation course of Health & Medical Psychology within the International Bachelor of Psychology in Leiden. It contains 58 multiple-choice questions and 3 open-ended questions as to make the exam as realistic as possible. The answers are at the bottom of the document. It is a good way to test your knowledge on the subject and practice for the exam.

This is a summary of ALL literature of the course CAN. It also includes the article of McGowan, even though it was not in the syllabus. This summary is based on the most important aspects mentioned in the lectures, supplemented with information from the article itself. It is concise, NOT elaborate!! Information mentioned in the lecture that was not part of the article, is NOT included!

Psychological interventions for complex problems: Lectures & Articles WEEK 1 - LECTURE 1: Introduction - LECTURE 2: Schema Therapy (Part 1: Background and Theory) ARTICLES: - Schema Therapy - Arntz (2018) - Towards a Reformulated Theory Underlying Schema Therapy: Position Paper of an International Workgroup - Arntz (2021) WEEK 2: - LECTURE 3: Inference Based Approach for OCD - LECTURE 4: Schema Therapy (Part 2: Application) ARTICLES: - The Inference-Based Approach to Obsessive...

This is a practice exam I made myself for Economic and Consumer Psychology. It contains a total of 40 multiple choice questions and 20 open questions based on the literature, lecture, and scientific articles. I made them as realistic as possible and the answers can be found at the bottom of the document. They are a good way to test your knowledge and preparation for the test.

Here is my comprehensive summary for the course "Economics of Networks." The summary is based on the lecture slides, supplemented with my lecture notes. Only the articles that the teacher discussed in the lectures have been incorporated, so this is not a summary of the articles themselves. Good luck with your studies!