The University of Nottingham (UON)

This module will provide students with the learning skills necessary to make the most of their studies in History. It concentrates upon their conceptions of the subject and their strategies as learners, in order to enable them more effectively to monitor and develop their skills and understanding. Students will be introduced to different approaches to the study of History as well as to different understandings of what History is for. The module aims to encourage more effective learning in Histor...

This module will provide students with the learning skills necessary to make the most of their studies in History. It concentrates upon their conceptions of the subject and their strategies as learners, in order to enable them more effectively to monitor and develop their skills and understanding. Students will be introduced to different approaches to the study of History as well as to different understandings of what History is for. The module aims to encourage more effective learning in Histor...

This module will provide students with the learning skills necessary to make the most of their studies in History. It concentrates upon their conceptions of the subject and their strategies as learners, in order to enable them more effectively to monitor and develop their skills and understanding. Students will be introduced to different approaches to the study of History as well as to different understandings of what History is for. The module aims to encourage more effective learning in Histor...

Revision notes summarising the Universalism vs. Cultural Relativism Debate regarding Human and Child Rights. The notes summarise the arguments for both sides of the debate.

An in-depth yet succinct note of everything you need for tort law. Vital for crunch hour.

These notes are aimed at 1st-year tort law students. They go into lots of detail on the areas such as assault, battery, and false imprisonment, and also go on to consider harassment. The notes contain hundreds of key cases for the 1st-year exam.

These notes are aimed at 1st-year tort law students. They cover the common law, types of visitors and entrants, where the 1957 Act applies, types of duty, how duties can be excluded, liability to non-visitors (Occupiers' Liability Act 1984), and more. The notes include the details on many cases that are imperative to know.

These notes are aimed at 1st-year tort law students. They include lots of detailed information (including many cases) on public and private nuisance and the rule in Rylands v Fletcher.

These notes are aimed at 1st-year tort law students. They contain information on the Compensation Act 2006, remoteness of damage, intervening causes, joint & several tortfeasors, and many other areas. The notes contain all the important & necessary cases you could need to know for your 1st-year exam.

This is a collection of multiple choice questions I made up myself to help with revision. Using these helped me achieve a first in the exam. There is no guarantee any of these will come up in the exam however they should help test your memory. There are MCQs for all the lectures.