Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB)

A complete and comprehensive summary of all WPOs and lectures including full study material. Ideal for quickly repeating the most important concepts and optimally preparing for the exam

Lecture notes from Research Methods and Techniques II: Quantitative Methods at Vrije Universiteit Brussel, covering the foundational concepts of scientific reasoning and empirical research. Topics include the theory-data cycle, characteristics of good theories, empiricism, the replication crisis in psychology, peer-review processes, and how research compares to experience and intuition as sources of knowledge. Essential for understanding the methodological foundation of quantitative psychology r...

This is my common law briefing note that gave me a high grade and received no additional questions as it was a good paper.

These are the detailed exam questions from the past few years for the course Molecular Ecology taught by Marc Kochzius at the VUB. I achieved 17/20 for this.

This is a summary of all lectures (+ guest lectures). I got a 16/20 for this course.

All exam questions given are detailed per chapter. He does not ask questions from the guest lectures. I achieved a 16/20 for this.

15/20 - personally made summary of all texts+lectures, includes content from all lecture slides, all compulsory readings, and some additional recommended readings as well, covering 11 classes of course material taught by Prof. Koenraad Bogaert. Table of contents on the document is interact-able; clicking on them brings you to the corresponding content. Topics include the slave ship as a world-changing machine, European colonialism and African underdevelopment, race and global inequality, deco...

these are notes of all common law lessons of the current academic year, including examples used during the lessons at the end of the summary, there is also an overview of the possible topics that are being questioned

Successful from the first time with 15/20 HOC Summary Written in 2025/2026 Course of 2nd BA Biology, 1st semester Prof.: Ulrich Hennecke

Complete study guide for Less is More by Jason Hickel - ready to study for your (oral) exam. Covers chapters 1, 2, 3, 5, and 6 (all but 4) in three parts: — Mini cards: short, easy-to-read summary per chapter, with key terms in bold. — Full summaries: comprehensive chapter summary + author's vision + citable key phrases. — Glossary: all important terms explained clearly (Capitalocene, enclosure, degrowth, BECCS, decoupling, animism, dualism...), plus key names. Including the commo...

Summary of lectures + notes of Chemical Risk Assessment

Summary lectures + notes of Biogeography

Summary of lectures + notes of Plant Experimental Ecology

Summary of lectures + notes Animal behavior

Lecture notes from Philosophy of Science at Vrije Universiteit Brussel covering the foundational question "Do atoms exist?" and its role in metaphysical and epistemological inquiry. The document traces major developments in philosophy of science over the past century, including verificationism, Popper's falsificationism, Kuhn's historicism, Lakatos's rational reconstructions, Feyerabend's methodological anarchism, and Bloor's sociological reductionism, alongside the practice...

Oral exam summary for English for Business and Economics at Vrije Universiteit Brussel, covering Jason Hickel's 'Less is More: How Degrowth Will Save the World'. The document focuses on Chapters 1, 2, 3, 5 & 6, with detailed summaries of key arguments including the Capitalocene thesis, primitive accumulation, enclosure, and capitalism's structural need for endless growth. Ideal preparation for the June 22nd exam—well-organized with key vocabulary, chapter summaries, and Hickel's criti...

This summary is based on the lectures during the 2025/2026 academic year, about the parts "behavioral finance" and "derivatives". It is a clear and comprehensive overview of what the professor said in class and what is on his slides. It is everything you need for the exam. Good luck!

!!! is written in English, with simple explanations. Notes from the lesson, based on the powerpoints. Everything that was said in the lesson.

Photography and New Media | Summary (lessons 1-12) 2026

Comprehensive lecture notes for History of International Relations at Vrije Universiteit Brussel covering the evolution of the international system from 1648 to 2015. The document spans ten chapters including the Treaty of Westphalia, European power struggles, colonialism, the Concert of Europe, World Wars I and II, the Cold War, and the post-Cold War liberal order. Essential study material that breaks down complex historical events and their consequences for international relations, making it i...