Cultural Industries (6013B0502Y)

Do you have no more than a week to have an exam? Then this is the right document for you. The document has all abstracts, summaries, and vocabularies highlighted for each article for the cultural industries module of the University of Amsterdam, Business Administration Minor. It has the all summaries of An Individual Business Model in the Making: a Chef’s Quest for Creative Freedom Modelling the cultural industries An Individual Business Model in the Making: a Chef’s Quest for...

A very detailed summary of the knowledge clips from week one, discussing the first three required readings. I also wrote down the additional information of the voice over, so it's not just a copy of the slides.

54 page long document which contains ALL the content of the "Cultural Industries" lectures. It also includes the explanation or comments of the different teachers.

Cultural Industries (6013B0502Y) This is a 48 page long document with summaries of the different compulsory readings of the Cultural Industries subject. Also useful to better understand the lectures, given that they talk about all these articles. Final exam grade: 8/10.

All-inclusive (articles and lectures about articles) 38 PAGE extensive summary/study notes for Cultural Industries (University of Amsterdam). The summary includes every week's material (week 4 has no material), charts, graphics and different colors to emphasize the importance of the information. Easy to understand, designed for you to ace your exam even at the very last minute!

Summary of all the articles of week 1 -6 including the lectures. Good overview of what the article is about and what the main results were in each study. Gives you good overview of what the articles are about!

Readings and Lectures Summary (2020/21)

In this document you will find both notes about the knowledge clips and additional information from the articles (no, the clips are definitely not enough). In the document you will see text in two different colors to distinguish what information comes from the clips and what I added when reading the articles. In this way, you see what the professors have highlighted and what I personally found important that was not mentioned in the clips. Good luck!