#university bullet journal

[sunscreenstudies]

PhD Bullet Journal

we made it, babes!

[lottiestudying]

04.10.2024—actually working from a desk for a change. wild. thanks for 13.8k!!

[zape-bun]

[how-to-get-away-with-study]

Studying in old gloomy buildings 🌚

[the---hermit]

30|10|2024

Today was an organizing and planning day. I spent the entire day writing down lists of materials, downloading stuff and getting it on my tablet so I can read and annotated it more easily. Now I really have a good idea of how much I have to do to study for these exams. I also sent the last couple of emails to professors to make sure I have the right materials. I am still not sure whether I'll be able to take two or three exams, but it's okay, now I plan on doing as much as I can without burning myself out, and then when the exam dates are released I'll plan out how the exam season will be. The goal for November is to finish all the materials for my history of the Sabaudian states course, I'd like to do that in a week and a half at most, and then do as much as I can for another course called "spaces and places of knowledge: history, landscapes, contexts". For this last class I have about twelve recordings, and 8 articles. It's going to be intense but I think I can manage to get more than half of the material done before the end of next month. If the recorded lectures aren't too intense I could get them done in about a week, and then I feel like most articles will be quite easy to read and annotate. We'll see. I still haven't decided if I want to post an accountability list of everything I must do, but since they always work quite well I might post it one of these days.

productivity list:

read first thing in the morning

emailed a professor and made sure I can take the exam and that my materials are okay

organized the materials a uni friend kidly gave me (basically he printed out all the articles for an exam when he had to study for it, and then lent me all the photocopies)

wrote down detailed lists of all the materials I have to study for for three classes (I am prioritizing two at the moment but I also included an additional one in case I make progress quicker than planned)

planned the few things I want to get done before this week ends

downloaded all the online materials I could find and got them on my tablet

made a very handy and organized "study pile" to keep near my desk so I have all the physical materials near me (this includes, books, photocopies, and notebooks)

duolingo

[chiimi-png]

years in planners

Found my old Hobonichi Techo and decided to scan my favourite pages from the last 3 years in planners. From my third year of uni till the last one, 2021-2023. Starting with my 2021 bullet journal and ending on this year’s planner/filofax

[litrallytyrus]

january - may bullet journal spreads 😸🙏

[sadcypher]

"On I ride. Nice day for a hanging, as folks say." - Barry Sebastian

Recently finished Days Without End and i did not expect it to be such a tender read given the setting. very, very much recommend

[mkremy137]

April 10

Work from home views :)

[momovvip]

Travel journal of my trip in Grece

[ibuproffie]

18. 07. 2024: all i wanna do is watch the good place and hang out w my gf

📚: i just finished good girl, bad blood! i really like this series - it’s suprisingly engaging for ya

🎧: brandy, you’re a fine girl - looking glass

[sunscreenstudies]

Back to University

is for last time... or is?

[lottiestudying]

19.03.2024—trying to get back into some study routines

[zape-bun]

my study corner

[marie-curie]

day seven of writing // took a break of writing my master thesis for 2 days to finish up a report for one of my other modules. on tuesday i'm going back to the lab to get the rest of my data.

currently reading: Carry On by Rainbow Rowell

[the---hermit]

23|10|2024

Today I finally started working on the third section of the Sabaudian states history book I am studying. I read and underlined the first half and part of the second, which hopefully I will finish reading and writing notes tomorrow. This book is the perfect example of how when studying history you need to have a bit of understanding of everything. The other week I was reading about politics and beaurocracy, then military stuff; yesterday I was reading about economy and textile manifactury; and today I was reading about architecture and academic systems, it's a lot. I am still not a fan of the writing in this book, but I am happy I am starting to be close to the end.

productivity list:

read in the morning

read and underlined over half of the first chaper of the book's last section

made a couple of weekly spreads in my bullet jorunal and wrote down a few important dates on my calendar page for next month

duolingo