Eu Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

This is a summary PowerPoint of the neurological conditions taught for medical school finals. Each condition has its own section which follows a standardised layout: pathophysiology (where applicable), presentation/symptoms, investigations, management then any additional information.

Apart of a larger collection of notes, this lecture was covered by a special guest speaker who covered the following: 1) Elements of Neurons 2) Synapses 3) Modern Neuroscience Introduction to Pharmacology & Physiology covering the following topics: 1) Autonomic Nervous System 2) Cardiac Cycle, Control and the EGG 3) Cardiovascular System 4) Central Nervous System and Peripheral Nervous System 5) Drug Discovery and Introduction to Receptors 6) Membrane Potential and Action Potentia...

Notes based upon lecture materials of parliamentary sovereignty and the EU includes cases and case facts as well as the case of Factortame in more detail. presented in a colourful format

A grade A essay on the first semester of EU law. It covers the characteristics and functions of European Union.

Full lecture notes for EU1 (LAW013) - Semester 1. Contains cases, judicial opinions and academic commentary.

This 49-page EU Law revision guide details the fundamentals of the Free Movement of Goods, Workers and Citizens. It is complete with case profiles, appropriate statute and academic opinion to save you from spending time reading hundreds of articles. Whilst it is helpful for all students from all universities, it contains a small checkbox for Liverpool University students on each of the three topics outlining what content has been in each exam.

Foundations of EU Law

The study notes provide a complete overview of the module, it covers both the lectures and the textbook materials. It also includes some academic commentary for extra points and some exam tips for both the problem and essay questions. I have been awarded 72% in this module.