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Notes of all the lectures and tutorials of the course Rethinking Startup Scalability, (6314M0508Y). This is a business elective, eligible for all students studying the MSc Business Administration at University of Amsterdam (UvA).

FULL summary of all the exam material of the course Marketing Metrics, (6314M0343Y). Includes all the notes of the lectures which is the main material for the exam. This is a business elective for those students part of the MSc Business Administration at University of Amsterdam (UvA).

Samenvatting voor het vak Nederlands: Poëzie & Beeldspraak en Stijlfiguren ter voorbereiding voor het schoolexamen 6vwo Nederlands. Extra notities die toegepast kunnen worden bij 'Literatuurgeschiedenis: 1900 - Heden' . Gebruik gemaakt van het leerboek 'Nieuw Nederlands 5/6 vwo' en persoonlijke aantekeningen

Notes of all the compulsory lectures and knowledge clips of the course Consumer Behaviour/Consumer Behavior, (6314M0159Y). This is a mandatory course for both tracks, Digital Marketing and Consumer Marketing. Both are specialisation tracks of the MSc Business Administration at University of Amsterdam (UvA). Includes all the weeks: 1) the psychological core, 2) consumer (ir)rationality, 3) affective and emotional consumer reactions, 4) social influence, 5) consumers and marketing for a 'bette...

FULL summary of all the exam material of the course Digital Marketing & Analytics, (6314M0311Y). Includes all the notes of the compulsory lectures and tutorials (videos). This is a track-specific course for the track digital marketing of the MSc Business Administration at University of Amsterdam (UvA).

Notes of all the compulsory lectures of the course Ethics and the Future of Business, (6314M0507Y). This is a mandatory course for all tracks of the MSc Business Administration at University of Amsterdam (UvA). Includes all the 4 lectures given by lecturer dr. A.E. Kourula: 1a) morals & ethics 1b) behaviours & actions 2a) strategies & stakeholders 2b) challenges & solutions

for those who decided to take up the elective SMM (cm2074 or cm2274): a student friendly starter kit that includes summaries of all the compulsory literature and notes of all the lectures - it's extensive, it's long and it's detailed, so hopefully it helps you with the exam and passing the course nicely!

Summary of all the compulsory literature (1-8) of the course Social Media Marketing (CM2074 & CM2274) of the International Bachelor of Communication and Media. Literature consist of chapters 1-9 of the book: 'Social Media Marketing' by Tuten & Solomon (4th edition).

Notes of all the compulsory lectures of the course Social Media Marketing (CM2074 & CM2274) of the International Bachelor of Communication and Media. Includes all the lectures given by lecturer dr. Broussard in week 1-8: intro to SMM, social consumers, network structures and group influence in social media, marketing planning and strategy, social communities, social publishing, social entertainment & commerce.

Summary of all the compulsory content (week 1-8) of the course Communication Ethics (CM3010) of the International Bachelor of Communication and Media - 3rd year. Main literature consist of chapters 1,2, 6-11 of the book: 'Elements of Moral Philosophy', by Rachels & Rachels, 2012 (7th edition). Also includes summaries from the articles from the authors: Peck, Mill, Rawls, Binns, Kant and Rachels & Rachels (Virginia Held).

Samenvatting van het hoofdstuk 2: Aarde ' Klimaat & Landschap' voor het examenvak Aardrijkskunde, ter voorbereiding op de toetsen van het schooljaar 4HAVO (& het examenjaar havo). Bevat paragraaf 2.1 t/m 2.6 van het curriculum, en 2.7 t.m 2.9 over 'Het Middellandse Zee'. Gebruik gemaakt van het boek BuiteNLand 3e editie en persoonlijke aantekeningen.

for those who decided to take up the elective CBMA (cm2072): a student friendly starter kit that includes summaries of all the compulsory literature and notes of all the online lectures - it's extensive, it's long and it's detailed, so hopefully it helps you with this 100% exam! *yikes gl*

Notes of all the compulsory lectures of the course Consumer Behaviour and Marketing Action (CM2072) of the International Bachelor of Communication and Media. Includes all the lectures given by lecturer Petra Tenbult in week 1-8: Introduction, Consumer Decision Making, Motivation and Involvement, Perception, Learning and Memory, Attitudes, Persuasion, Other perspectives on Consumer Behaviour

Summary of all the compulsory literature of the course Consumer Behaviour and Marketing Action (CM2072), which is an elective provided by the International Bachelor of Communication and Media. Includes chapters 1-5, 8-10 of Solomon's book 'Consumer Behavior: Buying, Having and Being' (12th edition), and all the articles from the authors: Dijksterhuis et al., Huizenga et al., Lammers, Holland et al., Till et al., Greenwald et al., Schlachter & Rolf, Rambaran et al., Siero & Doosje, Aghakhani &...

for those who (don't) know where to start with the mandatory course of term II, QLMC (CM2006): a student friendly starter kit full of summaries of all the compulsory literature, lecture notes and as cherry on the top, the modules - now what are you're waiting for, i got ya back, so crush that exam ;)

Notes of all the compulsory lectures of the course Qualitative Methods in Media and Communication (CM2006) of the International Bachelor of Communication and Media. Includes all the lectures given by dr. Dumitrica & dr. Pridmore in week 1-8: Introduction Qualitative Methods, Observation & Ethnographic Research, Interviews & Sampling, Focus groups, Working with Material & Textual data, Introduction to Data analysis & Interpretation, Writing & Assessing Qualitative Research

Summary of all the compulsory literature of the course Qualitative Methods in Media and Communication (CM2006) of the International Bachelor of Communication and Media. Includes chapters 1-2, 7 of Brennen's book 'Qualitative Research Methods for Media Studies: Second Edition', all the articles from the authors: Flick and McKechnie, as well as notes of all the required modules from Dumitrica & Pridmore in week 5-8: Rhetorical analysis, Semiotic Analysis, Narrative analysis, Thematic Analysis, (Co...

Summary of all the compulsory literature from week 1 - 7 of the course International and Global Communication (CM2001) of the International Bachelor of Communication and Media. Includes the articles from the authors: Fukuyama, Huntington, Stelzenmuller, Woolley & Guilbeault, Trottier, Jenkins, Augé, Shaheen, Bates, Miles, Kalb & Saivetz, Ganor, Johnsons and the main points of the article 'Can Public Diplomacy Survive the Internet?'