Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam (EUR) • International Bachelor of Arts and Culture Studies

Complete, structured, hand written notes for Marketing Arts and Culture. Includes some drawings and graphs, most important concepts are highlighted.

Complete, structured, hand written notes for Introduction to Statistical Analysis. Includes excercises, calculations, explanations of SPSS outputs, as well as tips and a checklist for the final exam.

This is an extended summary of all lectures of the course contemporary approaches in cultural sociology by Michael Bergman.

Complete, structured, hand written notes from Contemporary approaches in cultural sociology. Includes some additional drawings to undertand the concepts better.

Complete, hand written notes for Aesthetics, from Plato until Postmodernism. The most important concepts are highlighted, also includes some useful siede notes and drawings for a better explanation of the concepts.

Piller 2017 Intercultural Communication Chapter 1 Summary

Complete, hand written Cultural & Creative Industries notes. The most important concepts are highlighted, includes side notes, tables, drawings and graphs to understand the concepts better. The guest lectures are covered, also includes some additional information from the mandatory readings.

Complete, hand written Arts, Culture & the Media notes. The most important concepts are highlighted, includes side notes, tables and drawings to understand the concepts better. All the guest lectures are also covered.

Complete, hand written Introduction to Economics of Arts and Culture notes. Includes graphs and some additional information that were only mentioned during the lecutres. CHAPTERS: Introduction, Supply & Demand, Elasticity, Rational Choice, Costs & Perfect Competition, Monopoly Market Power & Monopolistic Competition, Market Structure, Information Risk Uncertainty, Property Rights Externalities Public Goods, Factor Markets & Inequality, Information & Ownership, Macroeconomics & Measuri...

Hand written notes from the Introduction to the Economics of Arts and Culture TUTORIALS. Includes graphs, drawings, excercises (supply & demand, the market, the firm, profits and losses, etc.) and additional information that haven’t been mentioned or discussed in the lectures.