Doing well in exams at university is crucial to gaining a good degree. From the author of Studying at University, this book equips students with all the tools they need to optimise their performance in exams. Packed with examples and practical exercises, it explains key strategies for learning and revision.
Exploring the intersection of faith and law, this book delves into the biblical perspective on justice, drawing from the Old Testament, Mosaic Law, and the teachings of Christ. David McIlroy contrasts divine kingship with worldly authority, emphasizing the prophetic call for justice. The narrative culminates in a reflection on human laws in relation to the Last Judgment, offering Christian professionals a renewed understanding of their roles in a post-Christendom context. This work aims to inspire lawyers, civil servants, and politicians with a deeper vision of justice.
"Studying at University" offers first-time university students essential strategies for academic and social success. It covers adjusting to university life, effective group work, utilizing resources, and mastering presentations. The book also addresses memory techniques, exam anxiety, and job interview preparation, featuring practical exercises and illustrative material.