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This is the complete summary for GPE (International Studies, Year 2). It includes lecture notes, reading notes, lecturer's comments and personal remarks. I got a 9.9 for the final exam, so I believe this summary really covers what is necessary for you to know to pass the exam! So, if you're just fed up with Econ or simply don't have the time, this might help. :) Please note that this summary does not extensively cover the textbook readings, but it does cover the other assigned readings.

This is everything that is required for the Communicating across Cultures course in BAIS. It includes reading summaries, lecture notes, personal notes and notes from the lecturer. NB: My reading notes are not in-debt but concise and to the point - still, all comprehensible. So, if you are expecting in-debt notes, you might look at another place.

This document contains Lecture notes (incl what the lecturer elaborated upon and noted) as well as Reading summaries for Communicating Across Cultures (2002). For better overview, the Table of Contents has links to the specific parts of the document. Especially through personal notes and on what the lecturer has said in the classroom, the material will become clear. The reading summaries are usually quite short and to the point; please note that there are also quite some direct quotations from t...

This document has all the key concepts that are outlined by the lecturer to be crucial to pass the exam. The info for the key concept is taken from the readings, the lectures and the lecturer. This should provide you with a good overview over the concepts. Really hope it helps and good luck on the exam!

This is the complete summary of the Foundations of Political Economy Course by London - Reading, Lecture Notes + Additional Comments. The reading notes are thorough, but still concise and to the point. 175 pages in total. My final grade was a 8,4; so, studying with this should bring you far! Please note that I base my reading notes on quotes. Really hope this helps and good luck!

These are the class notes as well as notes from the Q&A from 2021/2022. I retyped some thing to make them more comprehensive from the lecture slides, and if needed, supplemented with additional notes. Key thinkers are highlighted for faster access in the Table of Content. My grade was a 8,6. Hope this helps. (This does not include a summary of the readings)

This is a 19 pages long summary of the Global History course from academic year 2021/22. It is sorted chronologically and merges class notes with lecture notes, for better overview. I made this summary myself and studied with it for the exam, which gave me a 9,5 - the highest grade achieved. So, even though the course has changed slightly by now, it still might help to get an comprehensive overview of the main periods in time since 13.500 BCE; paired with the most important key concepts. Ple...