Prospectus for session 1912-1913 / University of Glasgow, School of Medicine for Women, Queen Margaret College.

  • University of Glasgow. Queen Margaret College. School of Medicine for Women
Date:
1912
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    Universities of Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, and Shef- field.—Joint Matriculation Examination (the whole examina- tion must be passed, as required for admission to the Faculties of these Universities). University of Birmingham Matriculation Examination will be accepted pro tanto. By pro tanto is here meant that a certificate of having passed in the examination referred to, in any subject required for the Medical Preliminary Examination, shall, as regards that subject, exempt from further examination in the said Preliminary Examination, pro- vided that all the remaining subjects shall be passed at one or not more than two examinations. 7. Provided the examinations include all the subjects required by the General Medical Council, and prescribed by the Medical Ordinances of the Scottish Universities Commissioners, see p. 304 of Calendar, j Section III.— BRITISH COLONIES AND DEPENDENCIES:— Candidates from British Colonies and Possessions who present evidence that they have passed examinations which would admit them to Universities or to Technical Colleges affiliated to a Univer- sity in their home country will be exempted, provided that the evidence shows that they possess a knowledge of English sufficient to enable them to follow the Lectures with profit. CONTINENTAL COUNTRIES Abiturienten-Examen, of (1) the Gymnasium, (2) Realgymnasium, and (3) Oberrealschule of Germany, and corresponding Entrance Examinations to the Universities of other countries will be accepted. [Students would do well to ascertain at the Office, Queen Margaret College, < whether their Preliminary Examination is complete before beginning, their medical studies.] Professional Education.1 VII. Candidates shall be admitted to the Degree of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery only after they have fulfilled the following conditions :— 1. The candidate must have been engaged in medical study for at least five years. 2. In each of the first four years the candidate must have attended al least two courses of instruction, in one or more of the subjects ol study specified in Sub-section 4 hereof—each course extending > over a session of not less than five months, either continuous oi divided into two terms ; or, alternatively, one such course, alon£ with two courses, each extending over a session of not less thar two and a half months. 3. During the fifth or final year the candidate shall be engaged ii clinical study for at least nine months at one or more of sucl public hospitals or dispensaries, British or Foreign, as may b recognised for the purpose by the University Court. 1 For Order of Study recommended, see p. 76.