Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB)

This summary covers all the lectures of Research Methods and Techniques II: Quantitative Methods at VUB, focusing on introduction to scientific reasoning and critical thinking in psychology. Topics include the distinction between research producers and consumers, the replication crisis in psychology, evaluating research quality (sample size, control groups, effect sizes), and real-world examples of flawed studies. Essential for understanding how to critically evaluate psychological research and ...

Personal summary of the course 'History of Migration', taught by Bart Lambert at the VUB. This summary covers all 10 lectures and is based on the lessons and the PowerPoint. The content is clearly structured by lecture and is limited to the core, so you do not have to wade through a 150-page summary to fully understand the main points and study efficiently. The summary was created as study material in preparation for the exam. It helped me get through it smoothly in the first sitting and...

Personal summary of the 'History of International Relations' course, given by Salih Işık Bora at VUB. This summary covers all 10 lectures and is based on the lecture notes and the slides. The extra readings are not included, due to limited importance. The content is clearly structured by lecture and is limited to the core, so you do not have to work through a 150-page summary to fully understand the main points and study efficiently. The summary was compiled as study material in preparation ...

Summary Metal Biogeochemical Cycling. Result 17/20

This summary provides a comprehensive and detailed overview of the course "Principles of Human Resource Management." All chapters have been thoroughly elaborated based on both the ppt slides and the book "Strategic HRM in Action". Using these notes to prepare, I achieved a score of 17/20 on the exam. Good luck!

This “exam paper guide” contains the essential points expected in your “English in criminology” exam paper, such as “TEEL structure” or “counterargument”. In addition to the “exam paper guide” for the exam paper, there is also a glossary of criminological vocabulary/technical jargon. The vocabulary list helps you understand the scientific articles and thus have a better academic writing style.

This summary is written in English and covers all ppts seen during the HOCs and additional notes. Passed in 1st session (19/20)

Study notes for Introduction to Common Law and Legal English at VU Brussel, focusing on race discrimination in UK schools under the Equality Act 2010. The document covers the legal definitions of race discrimination, direct vs. indirect discrimination, Part 6 Section 85 of the Equality Act, and real-world case studies including the Shukri Abdi case. These notes provide a clear analysis of how discrimination law applies in educational settings in England & Wales, making them valuable for understa...

Complete Dutch summary of the course Social Psychology II at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB), within the Psychology course. The summary covers the most important concepts, theories, research and concepts in social psychology and is intended to help you study and prepare for the exam.

Complete Dutch summary of the course Research Methods and Techniques II at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB), within the Psychology course. The summary covers the most important concepts, methods and techniques from the course and is intended to help you study and prepare for the exam.

This is a summary of all the experiments in the Developmental Biology course, taught by Prof. Luc Leyns at the VUB. He always asks about experiments, so this is useful to review while preparing the question. I got a 16/20 for this course.

This is my short summary/overview of the oral exam on the book Less is More for the 2nd year of the Bachelor of Business Engineer/TEW at the VUB. I made it this academic year, so it contains all the core concepts you need to know before the exam (it's a short summary, especially as a refresher/replay, as the real questions from the lesson are quite long). It is clearly structured, so you don't have to search through the lesson questions. I had a final grade of 19/20. Good luck!

Summary of all topics and vocabulary seen in the lesson. I got a 15/20 for this course thanks to studying and repeating this summary once or twice the day before the exam.

Complete Critical Thinking exam course in 45 pages: the seven rules verbatim, all the fallacies in Appendix I with examples and Latin names, concrete roadmaps for analyzing an argument, and two test exams, each containing 20 multiple choice questions with a detailed answer key.

A structured and comprehensive overview of all lecture slides, class notes, and the book For Business Ethics for the course Business and Consumer Ethics (Prof. Karl Verstrynge). The document also includes summaries of the additional texts required for the exam as part of the self-study material.

A structured overview of all slides, class notes and guest lectures of the course Digital Innovation Management (prof. Geoffrey Aerts). This course is part of the Master of science in Communication Sciences at VUB (2025/2026).

I derived this summary from my comprehensive summary that is also online here! Before the exam, I really enjoyed having the common thread in a document to keep repeating! So this is really the core of the theory!

Summary of the WPOs! Although these don't seem very important, a question is definitely being asked about them! (and a very minuscule little daddy question probably) so check it out anyway! I had a 17/20:)!

A complete overview of the course including notes and a final glossary.

15 detailed exam questions for the Architectural Heritage and Conservation exam. On the oral exam, you will receive two examples of buildings and you should try to link them to each other and possibly show differences. These 15 questions are there that fellow students have received, including 1 that I received. Good luck!