Calendar: 1957-1958 Page 174

176 FACULTY OF MEDICAL SCIENCE Y3-Human Embryology Easter Michaelmas and Lent terms Y4-Arthrology Lent term Y5-Histology Lectures and practical classes Easter term -Practical Anatomy The Dissecting Boom is open from to daily except Saturday when it is closed at midday The Practical Course is conducted under the supervision of the Professor assisted by the Lecturers and Demonstrators Students are required to undergo periodical examinations on the part they are dissecting -Demonstrations on Regional Anatomy and Tutorial Classes in Osteology are also conducted in each term of the course but students are required to attend only the demonstrations and tutorial classes dealing with the parts they are dissecting Students in their 5th term are advised to attend if possible all the demonstrations Examinations -Class Examinations are held at intervals Sc Special in Human Anatomy and Morphology Special courses of instruction will be provided for approved medical students who may wish to take this degree One year's further study is required after completing the 2nd examination and before commencing hospital work Particulars of the work to be covered and other important information regarding registration etc are given in the University Red Book Anatomy for Dental Students This course is designed to meet the requirements of the Second Ex amination in Dental Surgery of the University of London and the First Examination for the Licence in Dental Surgery of the Royal College of Surgeons The course includes series of lectures and demonstrations and dissection of the Head and Neck Thorax and Abdomen Courses in Special Dental Anatomy and Histology are also given in the Michael- mas and Lent Terms BIOCHEMISTRY Head of the Department Dr Robson Sc Ph The following courses of instruction are given -Lectures in Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry 1st year -Organic Chemistry Michaelmas and Lent Terms Biochemistry Easter term 2nd year -Biochemistry Michaelmas and Lent terms Y2-Practical Classes in Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry run in conjunction with the lectures in these divisions of the subject