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116 faculty of arts with the University Extension Board full-time Day Course for the University Diploma in English Language and Literature Admission to the course will be restricted to such students as are considered by the College authorities to be qualified to benefit by attendance at the lectures of the Honours course The course lasts for one full session and the University examination for the Diploma is held in October Candidates for admission should arrange through the College Office an interview with Dr Reed of the English Department Further particulars are given on 120 VI -FOR THE ACADEMIC DIPLOMA IN PSYCHOLOGY The University grants an Academic Diploma in Psychology for which normally an attendance at Course of Study extending over two Sessions and not less than 200 hours in each year is required by the Regulations The Examination and Courses consist of two parts of which the first includes General Psychology and the second one of the following Applications of Psychology -A Anthropological and Sociological Educational Industrial In connection with the London Day Training College and the School of Economics Courses have been arranged in the Department of Pyschology to meet the conditions required by the University Applicants for registration at King's College should consult the Head of the Department VII -FOR CERTIFICATES IN SPANISH PORTUGUESE ITALIAN RUSSIAN HEBREW CZECHO-SLOVAK SERBO-CROAT AND POLISH Certificates in Spanish Portuguese Italian Russian Hebrew Czecho-Slovak Serbo-Croat and Polish are awarded by the Delegacy of King's College on the recommendation of the College Faculty of Arts Examinations for the Certificates are held once year in the month of July or at such other time as shall hereafter be arranged The Certificates are intended to testify to such practical knowledge of the language as is required by Engineers and those engaged in Industry and Commerce whether residing in the countries where the language is spoken or employed in Banks Offices and Houses doing business with those countries Previous study at school or elsewhere may in many cases enable students to attain the prescribed standard without prolonged course at the College but in no case are candidates admitted to the examination till they have attended courses at the College comprising not less than 90 hours in all whether taken in one session or more The Examination consists of An oral examination which shall include Dictation Reading and Conversation Free composition in the language choice of subjects will be given-historical technical and general Transla- tion from English Translation into English