Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU)

Lecture notes from al 12 lectures of Introduction to Psychology, written in an easy to memorize way.

Summary of the course introduction psychology (a minor course and first year psychology course). I went to all the lectures and read all the chapters from the book, so all the information you need for the exam is in this summary! Good luck with the exam! :)

Complete lecture notes for Ethics in Life Sciences at VU Amsterdam covering Weeks 1-3 of the 2026/2027 academic year. Topics include ethics as a design discipline, ethical theories, technology ethics, medical ethics, and animal and environmental ethics, with real-world case studies like the Thomas Midgley example. Essential for understanding how moral values integrate into science and innovation, and ideal for exam preparation with structured content and practical moral deliberation frameworks.

Samenvatting van het vak Organization & Power van de Master Beleid, Communicatie & Organisatie (BCO) aan de VU Amsterdam, gebaseerd op alle hoorcolleges en literatuur. Behandelt alle kernconcepten met praktische toepassingen in organisaties. Deze samenvatting helpt je snel de belangrijkste theorieën en concepten onder de knie te krijgen en is ideaal voor voorbereiding op tentamens en werkcolleges.

Prepare for your Consumer Marketing & Analytics exam with all 63 Menti quiz questions from the lectures, including the correct answers. This comprehensive practice set covers all 11 lectures, including research methods, measurement and scaling, reliability and validity, factor analysis, multiple regression, mediation and moderation, RFM analysis, logistic regression, conjoint analysis, and market simulations. Perfect for reviewing key concepts, testing your knowledge, and preparing for the...

Aantekeningen hoorcolleges van het vak Onderzoeksmethoden Communicatiewetenschap (Research Methods in Communication Science). Alle belangrijke aantekeningen voor het tentamen! Grotendeels Engels, maar soms enkele Nederlandse stukjes ertussen.

Alle aantekeningen van de hoorcolleges. In één document gebundeld wat belangrijk is voor het tentamen.

Tentamen samenvatting voor het vak Computationele Analyse van Digitale Communicatie.

Comprehensive lecture notes from the Advanced Econometrics (E_EORM_AECTR) at VU Amsterdam covering weeks 1-6 of the 2026/27 academic year. All material is based on lecture notes, homeworks, and past exams, covers over 95% of the course, and everything is on one A4 page, so it can be rewritten for cheat sheet

Lecture notes from Research Methods for Analyzing Complex Problems (AM_1182) at VU Amsterdam, covering the foundational concepts of research design. All you need to know for exam 1 and 2.

Samenvatting vak inleiding psychologie als voorbereiding voor het tentamen. Alle details van het boek + het meeste van de hoorcolleges staat erin. Geen steekwoorden, dus perfect om door te lezen als je het boek niet hebt gelezen of colleges hebt gemist. Te begrijpen zonder achtergrondinformatie.

Clear lecture notes from Current Topics in Cognition (P_BCTCPN) at VU Amsterdam covering visual perception and cognition. Topics include eye anatomy and function, photoreceptors (cones and rods), eye movements, receptive fields, cortical magnification, visual filtering through convolution, lateral inhibition, and the visual hierarchy from V1 to object recognition areas. Essential study material for understanding the neural mechanisms of vision and preparing for exams in this cognitive psychology...

Study notes for Consumer Marketing at VU Amsterdam covering consumer behavior frameworks and the Jobs to be Done theory. The document explains functional, emotional, and social needs, the complete consumer decision process, and internal/external factors influencing purchases including emotions, social influences, and environmental context. Essential for understanding core consumer behavior concepts tested in the course and applying them to real marketing scenarios.

Summary of International Law by Klabbers: text on international law and its historical development. Topics include the Westphalia system and state sovereignty, Hugo Grotius and natural law theory, colonialism and terra nullius doctrine, the abolition of slavery, decolonization, and the intersection of international law with global economics. Essential for understanding how international law evolved and its role in regulating trade, maritime rights, and territorial acquisition—ideal prepara...

This 30-page AI generated master study guide based on all exam material and my own notes through a human-written (me) prompt covers the Public International Law course at VU Amsterdam's Master programme in Law & Politics of International Security, structured around Jan Klabbers' International Law (chapters 1-10) and weeks 1-6 of course material. It systematically addresses sources of international law, treaties, statehood, jurisdiction, state responsibility, and use of force, with land...

Comprehensive 40-page master exam study guide for the TAWCS course at VU Amsterdam, covering all 37 mandatory readings and lecture notes from weeks 1-7. AI generated based on my own notes, and all provided exam matter through a comprehensive human-written (me) prompt. Topics include the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) doctrine, humanitarian intervention, legal status of international security frameworks, and case studies (Kosovo, Libya, Syria) analyzed through doctrinal, political, and theor...

Lecture notes from the Theories and Approaches to War and Collective Security course at VU Amsterdam in the Master of Law and Politics of International Security. Topics include use of force and self-defence, collective security, humanitarian intervention, and peace treaties—examined through traditional legal, sociological, and political science perspectives. Covers key frameworks like R2P, the UN Charter, and contemporary issues such as cyber operations and non-state actors, making it esse...

Ace your Quantitative Research Methods II course with this comprehensive, well-structured summary featuring essential formulas, step-by-step problem-solving guides, and practical exam tips. Key Topics Covered: Descriptive Statistics & Data Display: Bar graphs, histograms, stem-and-leaf plots, mean, median, mode, variance, and standard deviation calculations. Probability & Distributions: Bayes' Theorem, addition/multiplication rules, discrete/continuous random variables, Binomial, Poisson...

These notes cover the core curriculum in detail, including dynamic models, consumer theory, and macroeconomic policies. Topics Covered: Consumption-Saving Model (CSM): Two-period model, lifetime budget constraint, household preferences, Euler equation, intertemporal price of consumption, and income/substitution effects for borrowers and savers. Solow Growth Model: Aggregate production function, capital accumulation, steady state, golden rule of saving, and the impact of technological ...

These notes cover the entire course curriculum in detail, complete with step-by-step explanations, graphs, and mathematical derivations. Topics Covered: Week 1: Introduction to Public Economics, Positive vs. Normative Economics, Old vs. New Welfare Economics, Social Welfare Functions (Utilitarian, Rawlsian, Bergson-Samuelson), Social Welfare Weights, and Behavioral Social Welfare. Week 2: Fundamental Theorems of Welfare Economics, Pareto Efficiency, Edgeworth Boxes (Exchange, Production...