Gmsi - Samenvattingen en Aantekeningen

This is a comprehensive summary including all lecture notes and chapter notes needed for the course Introduction to Sociology. The course is part of the study program for first year Bachelor students of the HR, GMSI and Sociology studies. I received a 9.0 studying from these notes. :)

This is a summary including all lecture notes and chapter notes needed for the course MAW-INT: Construction and Analysis of Questionnaires. The course is part of the study program for second year Bachelor students of the HR, GMSI and Sociology studies.

This is a summary including all lecture notes and chapter notes needed for the course Research Methodology. The course is part of the study program for first year Bachelor students of the HR, GMSI and Sociology studies. I passed the course with 8.5 :)

course: Economics for International Students 410124-B-5 Tilburg University Summary of all course lectures (1-8)

Cross Cultural Human Resource Management (410133-B-6) Lecture Summary of the Lectures 1-7 Passed the course with a grade of an 8 for GMSI and HRS People Management

This is a summary including all lecture notes and chapter notes needed for the course Introduction to Psychology for International students. The course is part of the study program for first year Bachelor students of the HR, GMSI and Sociology studies.

This is a summary including all necessary notes for the SPSS test as part of the Introduction to Statistics course. The course is part of the study program for first year Bachelor students of the HR, GMSI and Sociology studies.

(410132-B-6) Wicked Problems 202: Developing Theoretical Insights very extensive summary of whole course Passed Exam with grade of a 9! Contains all lectures (1-10), all knowledge clips and some extra exam notes that are useful (for example elaborated answers to practice exam questions)

Summary of all book chapters (chapter 1-15) of the course literature

Introduction to Research Methodology for International Students 410126-B-5 Tilburg University Summary of all course lectures (1-12)