In the following, we have compiled links that can make your everyday study life a little easier and help you with researching topics and literature. You will also find more general references and literature recommendations on the subject of philosophy and lecture recordings. If you know of any other interesting sites that we should link to here, please let us know.
On the website of the University Didactics Centre (HDA) you will find numerous tips and offers for developing study skills (opens in new tab). These include, for example, learning strategies and help with exam preparation, as well as opportunities for exchange. A self-study course on study techniques (opens in new tab) is very low-threshold. Take a look at these pages, there is a lot to discover there.
Adam F. Patterson has compiled an extensive collection of links to resources on philosophising and studying philosophy (opens in new tab). Here you will find many interesting tips on reading, writing and publishing, academic practices and blogs, albeit mainly from a US perspective.
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