Tilburg University (UVT) • bachelor Human resources studies

My notes are a full and thorough summary of everything that is said in the lectures, everything you need to know is there. Important information from each chapter is blended within the text. Also useful side notes and comments are added to guide you and to let you know what is important to remember.

A detailed summary of lecture notes (7 lectures), which are very helpful in the open-book exam. 2 people have used this summary and scored grades of over 8 in the exam.

These are my notes for the Philosophy of Science course. I aimed to make them inviting, rather than dull. I also include color coding: blue: (sub)titles yellow words: vocabulary and/or their definition orange: examples and explanations pink: important green: message from me to you, the studier other colors are just to add color

RM was a challenging class for me and most of my cohort. I finally passed when I took the time to make these notes. I explain everything in detail without the notes looking boring (like the textbook) so that you can also pass. PLUS: I add exam tips, questions and mnemonic's to help your study.

These are my engaging notes for the Strategic Human Resource Management course: it includes all 5 themes, as well as each article per theme. My notes aren't pages and pages of dull text. I used color coding* and I drew most tables. My notes are thorough, and aimed to explain concepts thoroughly. Key*: big bold blue headers: titles smaller blue headers: subtitles yellow words: vocabulary and/or their definition orange: examples and explanations pink: important green: message from me to...

The summary is color-coded for the understanding of the structure better - black: slide content - grey: what the teacher says about the slides - blue: content from the textbook I studied only from this summary and I got an 8.6 from the exam Recommendation: try to compare & contrast the theories, it will help you during the exam

The document covers all lectures and tutorials, including example exam questions and explanations to the answers. I received a grade of 9 by using this document to prepare for the exam.

Use this summary as a guide to understanding the lectures. It contains the terms you are taught in the course and links them to philosophers, the era, and other mentioned concepts. In order to fully understand the meanings behind the topics, I would advise you to follow the lectures. Concepts from the book did not appear in the exams but were sometimes included in the bonus quizzes in the lectures.