Rijksuniversiteit Groningen (RUG) • Internationaal en Europees Recht

Summary of the lectures/working groups and the reader material that is prescribed weekly- an overall comprehensive guide for the exam.

Summary of all relevant information from lectures and the book Technology law by Andrew Murray as well as required case-law to pass the exam well. These notes may look small, but alongside the reader this is, in my opinion, all the knowledge that is necessary for this course. There is no summary for week 7 because for that particular week you just need to know the GDPR in detail and the case law (which are found in the reader instead.) I got a grade 9 in the exam using these notes to study from ...

A comprehensive 50-page summary organized around questions that can be at your exam. The Question-Answer method ensures that you are actively learning and ensures that you are preparing yourself in the best way possible!

A summary of the the course 'European Law'

This is a comprehensive compilation of all my lecture notes from the course "JU1730 International Humanitarian Law". It is from my exchange semester in the University of Oslo. It is a very detailed source to have, even if you are not doing the course in Norway. The covers a wide range of subjects from the main principles to Means of war in Armed Conflict to contemporary challenges.

Summary of Legal History Notes

Legal History Book and Lecture Notes Summary for the Exam

Notes and summary on Andrew Murray's book for the course Technology Law

A compilation of ALL dates, names and terms from the course of Legal History sorted by weeks

This document is a very detailed, comprehensive collection of all my lecture notes and working group notes and assignment answers. As a bonus, I have also included a detailed list of everything you should know for the first 6 weeks. I based my (very limited) studying off this list I made and managed to get a 7, so I highly recommend it!