Degrees. Sect. 8. Chemistry and other branches of Physics, Elementary Biology. The Examination shall be divided into two parts, one including Chemistry and other branches of Physics, and the other including Elementary Biology. The Student shall be allowed to take the two parts either together or separately. Subjects of nation. First Exami 14. The Student before admission to the examination in Course of Study preChemistry and other branches of Physics shall produce vious to Certificates of diligent attendance on one course of Lectures nation. in Chemistry, and on Practical Instruction in Chemical manipulations'. 15. The Student before admission or re-admission to Fees. either part of the First Examination shall pay to the Registrary a fee of £1. 11s. 6d. for the University Chest. Regulations for the Second Examination. 16. The Subjects of the Second Examination shall be The Examination shall be divided into two parts, one including Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Chemistry, and the other including Human Anatomy and Physiology. The Student shall be allowed to take the two parts either together or separately. 17. The Student before admission to the examination in Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Chemistry shall produce a Certificate of diligent attendance on one course of Lectures or Demonstrations in Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Chemistry. The Student before admission to the examination in 1 Lectures &c. at University College, Nottingham, are recognised for this purpose. Grace 4 Dec. 1884. Subjects of Second Examination. Course of study pre vious to mination. Second Exa Medicine. Fees. Subjects of Third Examination. Course of study previous to Third Examination. Part I. Human Anatomy and Physiology shall produce Certificates 18. The Student before admission or re-admission to Regulations for the Third Examination. 19. The Subjects of the Third Examination shall be The Third Examination shall be divided into two parts, Principles of Surgery, Midwifery and Diseases peculiar to The Second Part shall include Pathology, Principles and Practice of Physic, Elements of The Student shall be allowed to take the two parts either 20. The Student before admission to the First Part of the Third Examination shall produce Certificates of diligent attendance on one course of Lectures in each of the following subjects: Pathological Anatomy, Principles of Surgery, Midwifery; also a Certificate of having attended ten cases of Midwifery; a Certificate of having attended the Surgical Practice of a recognised Hospital (with Lectures in Clinical Surgery) during one year at least; and a Certificate of Proficiency in Vaccination from one of the authorised Vaccinators appointed by the Local Government Board. Degrees. Degrees. Sect. 8. The Student before admission to the Second Part of the Part II. Third Examination shall produce evidence that he has completed the course of Medical Study (Regulation 2), and Certificates of diligent attendance on one course of Lectures in each of the following subjects: Principles and Practice of Physic, Physiological actions and Therapeutic uses of Remedies, also a Certificate of having attended the Medical Practice of Regulations for the Act. keeping 21. Every Candidate for the degree of Bachelor of Manner of Medicine shall compose a Thesis on some subject approved Act. by the Regius Professor of Physic. The candidate shall send his Thesis to the Regius Professor, who on approving it shall assign a day and hour for the Act to be kept in the Public Schools. The Candidate shall then cause public notice of the Act to be given by fixing on the door of the Public Schools eight days at least before the day assigned for the Act a paper specifying (1) the name and College of the Candidate, (2) the day and hour assigned for the Act, and he shall also cause copies of the notice to be delivered at the The Regius Professor or some Graduate in Medicine who 1 For a list of these Hospitals, see p. 117. Medicine. Examiners for the First, Second, Third Examination; deputy of the Professor; time of election; The Act shall be kept in the following manner: The Candidate shall read his Thesis; the Regius Professor or Graduate presiding shall then bring forward arguments or objections for the Candidate to answer, and shall examine him orally as well on questions connected with his Thesis as on other subjects connected with Medicine of a more general nature; the whole exercise being made to continue at least one hour. If the Regius Professor or Graduate presiding shall consider the exercise to have been satisfactory he shall certify to the Registrary that the Candidate has kept the Act as required for the degree of Bachelor of Medicine. Regulations concerning Examiners. [22. The Examiners for the First Examination' shall be the two Examiners in Chemistry, the two Examiners in Physics, the two Examiners in Botany, and the two Examiners in Zoology. 23. The Examiners for the Second Examination1 shall be the Regius Professor of Physic, the Examiner in Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Chemistry, the two Examiners in Human Anatomy, and the two Examiners in Physiology. 24. The Examiners for the Third Examination shall be the Regius Professor of Physic, the two Examiners in Surgery, and four other persons (one of whom at least shall be skilled in Midwifery) nominated annually by the Special Board for Medicine and elected by the Senate. Report 6 Oct. 1884. Grace 6 Nov. 1884.] 25. In case the Regius Professor of Physic be prevented by illness or other reasonable cause from taking part as Examiner ex officio in the Examinations for the degree of Bachelor of Medicine, it shall be competent for him to appoint a Doctor of Medicine who is a Member of the Senate to examine in his stead, subject to the approval of the ViceChancellor. [26. The Examiners for the Third Examination (other than the Examiner ex officio) shall be elected at the first 2 See Reg. 12, p. 113, 1 See page 82. Degrees. Sect. 8. Degrees. Sect. 9, 10. Congregation in June of the academical year preceding that for which they are to hold office. tion. 27. Each of the Examiners for the Third Examination Remunera(other than the Examiners ex officio) shall receive thirty pounds from the University Chest. Report 6 Oct. 1884. Grace 6 Nov. 1884.] ments to the 1. Students who have not graduated in Medicine pro- Require- 2. There shall be one Examination for the degree of tion. Standing of for Exami Candidates nation; 3. No Candidate shall be admitted to the degree of for Degree. Bachelor of Surgery until he has passed the Second Part of the Third Examination for the degree of Bachelor of Medicine. tion day; 4. The day of inauguration of Bachelors of Surgery Inaugurashall be the Tuesday immediately preceding the last day of the Easter Term. seniority. At the inauguration the names shall be arranged in order order of of seniority as follows: (a) those who have been Bachelors of Arts, arranged alphabetically. (b) other Bachelors Designate in Surgery, arranged alphabetically. |