Calendar: 1926-1927 Page 252

EVENING DEPARTMENT 255 GEOGRAPHY Head of he Department Professor William Thomas Gordon Sc Inter-Collegiate Courses are arranged King's College and The London School of Economics Students wishing to be registered at King's College should consult Professor Gordon Intermediate -Lectures 1st Term at King's College 2nd and 3rd Terms at the London School of Economics Tit 6-8 Final and Sc Pass and General Honours 1st Session Zv-Physical Basis of Geography Lectures Tu 6-8 King's College Z2 -Use of Instruments and Map Projections Lectures Lent Term 10-11 Practical Work Summer Term 10-1 Office Work at times to be arranged King's College Z4 -Map Reading and Methods of Map Making Lectures Michael- mas and Lent Terms 11-12 School of Economics Z6 -General Regional and Economic Geography Lectures Th 5-6 School of Economics 2nd Session Z5 -Map Reading and Methods of Map Making Lectures as above Z7 -General Regional and Economic Geography Lectures as above Z8 -Special Regional and Economic Geography Europe Lectures 7-8 30 School of Economics Zt -Historical Geography Lectures Th 7-8 School of Economics Final and Sc Honours Courses to a5 as for Z1 to Z8 above and in addition Special Regional and Historical Geography North America 7-8 30 School of Economics Together with two of the following Optional Subjects A7 -History of Geographical Discovery Time to bo arranged King's College A8 -Historical Geography Lectures Th 7-8 and 7-8 for Michaelmas Term School of Economics A9 -Economic Geography Lectures Th 30-6 30 School of Economics A10 -Distribution of Man Lectures Time to be arranged School of Economics Ajj and a12 -Distribution of Plants and Animals 1st Session Distribution of Plants 31 30-6 30 2nd Session Distribution of Animals 30-6 30 King's College