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This is a summary of all the key cases given in University of Warwick Tort law. I achieved 78% in my final exam using this summary to remind myself of all the important cases!

Succinct notes on key contract law cases. Instrumental in contract law exams. Highlights key principles, from contract formation to breach.

EC108 Macroeconomics Term 2 Flashcards covering topics from business cycles all the way to inequality. Useful for first year L100 students who need a form of active revision or for prospective first years who want to get a headstart on content.

EC108 Macroeconomics Term 1 Flashcards that cover Topics 1 to 8. Useful for first year L100 students who need a form of active revision or for prospective first years who want to get a headstart on content.

Tort law essay, first class. A good read, and skills are transferrable regardless of whether you do law or not! Discusses the development of duty of care in tort law, from Donoghue v Stevenson, to Caparo and Anns v Merton, to Michael and Robinson.

Tort law casebank including all the (KEY) cases mentioned for each topic. Has name, held and facts for easy allocation and memorisation. Averaging first class student for tort.

This is a casebank of all of the key cases mentioned in first year law mandatory module. It has the name of the case, facts, and what was held for easy memorisation It has cases for each of the following topics: - Actus Reus (omissions, causation) - Mens Rea (recklessness, intention) - Murder - Voluntary manslaughter - Involuntary manslaughter - Insanity - Non-fatal offences - strict liability - sexual offences - duress and self defence - complicity - property offences - Diminish...

103 pages worth of notes and readings from the food module. definitely would be a good starting point if starting this module, or towards the end of it if hoping for a summary of notes. I hope this helps!!

77 pages of ec204 content, based off lectures - use this alongside the recommended readings etc - and good luck with exams and uni! :)

138 pages of EC239 notes to help you with exam prep - use this alongside additional recommended reading! :) best of luck with your exams!!

notes for GD305 - 61 pages long, but missing the week 9/10 notes so these would need to be added in. i will sell them for cheaper because of this, and hopefully someone may still find these helpful! best of luck! Holly

Lab Report for Precision, Measurement, and Control Module (ES3E5) as part of the Engineering Course at the University of Warwick which received a 1st (74%).

Lab Report for Finite Element Analysis, FEA, module (ES190) as part of the Engineering Course at the University of Warwick which received a 1st (74%).

Lab Report for Dynamics of Vibrating Systems Module (ES386) as part of the Engineering Course at the University of Warwick which received a 1st (94%).

Revision/Summary notes for Criminal Law - perfect for a quick refresh before an exam for 1st year uni students or A-Level Law Students

University level Tort Law revision/summary notes for 1st years or students studying Law A-Level - ideal of quick refresh before an exam

This lecture talks about the intracellular processes that dictate a neuron membrane's resting and action potential. This delves into the microscopic details such as the actions and movements of ions through the membrane.

This lecture talks about the ethics of conducting research and important ethical principles that researchers must know before carrying out a study. It covers principle including, informed consent, deception, privacy/confidentiality, protection from harm and includes real life case studies as examples.

These are lecture notes from Week 1 of Research and statistical methods, taken in Oct 2025 for year one (). They dive into the statistical side of research including, research/null hypotheses, probabilities, different types of statistics as well as some reading notes from wider textbooks in relation to this lecture.

Notes from the Week 1 lecture for the module Research and Statistical methods for psychology students. The course is Psychology BSc first year (). Includes an introduction to Psychology and the scientific method as well as research methods used to study phenomena.