Regulations to be observed by candidates, previous to their being taken upon trials for obtaining diplomas from the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh.

  • Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
Date:
1829
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    gical attendance is given, and where there are not established Courses of Lectures on Anatomy and Chemistry. No Course of Lectures given at a Provincial School shall be recognised, unless it be of the same extent and duration as the Course required on the same subject in Edinburgh. The extent and period of study allowed to be gone through at a Provincial School, will be re¬ gulated by the means and facility of study which the College receive evidence of its affording; but, in all cases, at least two Winter, or one Winter and two Summer Sessions of the Course of Study required for a Diploma, must be passed at a Uni¬ versity, or at one of the Established Schools of Medicine. In Edinburgh, the Lectures to be attended as part of the Surgical Curriculum shall be delivered by Professors in the University, or Fellows of the Royal Colleges of Physicians or Surgeons there: and elsewhere, by Professors of Universities, or by Fellows of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, and Fellows or Licentiates of the Royal Colleges of Physicians of London and Dub¬ lin, by Fellows of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons of Edinburgh, London, and Dublin, and of the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow; and by persons holding a Medical Degree or Sur¬ gical Diploma, whose Courses of Lectures have been recognised by the College on special appli¬ cation. No tickets of a Professor or Lecturer shall be recognised, who teaches more than two of the branches required by the College; but Anatomy, with Practical Anatomy; and Chemistry, with Practical Chemistry, shall each, in reference to this Regulation, be considered as one branch.