Medical education : being a lecture delivered at King's College, London / by J. Forbes Royle.

  • John Forbes Royle
Date:
MDCCCXLV [1845]
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Credit: Medical education : being a lecture delivered at King's College, London / by J. Forbes Royle. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by King’s College London. The original may be consulted at King’s College London.

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    Course of Education recommended by the Medicai. Professors of King’s Coi.eege. The Professors strongly recommend that four years should be spent in attending the various Courses of Medical Lectures in the College. Although a period of three years has been found sufficient to accomplish the attendance on the Courses prescribed by some of the Medical Corporations, yet the Student will cer- tainly derive much more advantage from extending the term to four years, and thus diminishing the number of Courses which he is required to attend in any one Session. (Descriptive Anatomy. First Winter I General Anatomy and Session. I Physiology. ' Chemistry. I Practical | Anatomy. \ First Summer j Botany. Session. | Chemical Manipulation. ( Descriptive Anatomy. ; p , .. , o j »tt • , General Anatomy and ■ * . Second Winter J Physiology. j Anatomy. ession . I jyjajerja ]vieIjica and I Therapeutics2. Second Sunff- t „ .. . Session. 1Practlcal Pharmacy. Third Winter | Medicine. Medical and Surgical k Practice of ' the Hospital, and Clinical Lectures. Third Summer] Forensic Medicine3 4. Session. (Practical Midwifery. Fourth Winter]Medicine. I S“ion‘- Fourth Sum1 Session. 1 Students who intend to graduate in the University of London are recom- mended to attend a second Course of Chemistry in this Session. 2 Students who have not served an apprenticeship ure recommended to attend two Courses of Materia Medica and Therapeutics. 3 Students attending the Lectures on Forensic Medicine, aro recommended to avail themselves of the facility which will he afforded to them at this period of practising the application of tests for poisons under proper direction. 4 Candidates for the degree of M. 15. in the University of London are recom- mended to attend a course of Lectures on General Anatomy and Physiology, and on Comparative Anatomy, in this Session.