Calendar: 1925-1926 Page 163

FACULTY OF NATURAL SCIENCE 163 DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Ph Students who have obtained the Sc Degree and Graduates of other Universities may proceed to the Ph two-years' course of study is required in the methods of research Full particulars may be found in the Regulations issued by the University RESEARCH Facilities are offered in the various laboratories of the College for persons wishing to undertake Research Full details of these facilities can be found in the special Post- Graduate pamphlet INSTITUTE OF CHEMISTRY Students entering the Chemical Laboratory with the view of making Chemistry professional pursuit are recommended to prepare them- selves for the Examinations of the Institute of Chemistry of Great Britain and Ireland Students who are placed in the 1st or 2nd Class in the Honours Examination in Chemistry of the University are eligible for the Associateship of the Institute of Chemistry on completion of years' course if 21 years of age FEES All Fees are Payable in Advance Registration Fee of £1 is charged to each student upon acceptance by the Dean of the Faculty This Fee is deducted from the General Tuition Fees upon entry but in the event of non-entry it is forfeited Composition Fees for Regular Undergraduate Courses Tuition Fees including locker rent Intermediate Science -£36 15s per annum Sc General or Special except in Mathematics or Psychology £52 10s per annum Sc Special in Mathematics or Psychology -£35 14s per annum Students taking the Special Course in Chemistry pay deposit of £8 8s in the second year and £12 12s in the third year These fees are returnable less chemical apparatus hiring fee of £2 2s in the second year and £3 3s in the third year and any charge for loss or breakages