Calendar: 1957-1958 Page 209

212 FACULTY OF THEOLOGY The Faculty of Theology is school in Divinity of the University of London and provides instruction in all branches of Theology to students who are intending to offer themselves as candidates for Holy Orders in the Church of England and to others The following courses may be taken The course for the degree Pass or Honours of the University of London The course for the diploma of Associate of King's College this includes many of the subjects for the together with the study of the history doctrine liturgy and pastoral work of the Church of England combined course for the diploma and the degree student for the provided that he has taken the subjects peculiar to the Associateship and has given satisfaction to the Professors may at the end of his course be recommended for the Associateship The diploma exempts the holder from the General Ordination Associateship Examination provided in general that he has resided for of King's at least three terms in the Hostel and for the appropriate College period in the Fourth Year College at Warminster Associates have the privilege of free admission to all lectures forming the ordinary course for Regular Students in this Faculty with the exception of those specially forming part of the course for the Degree they may also use the Libraries and Museums under the regulations which apply to students and they are entitled to wear the special hood of the Faculty authorised by the Archbishop of Canterbury Students whose course of study has been approved by the Theo- logical Professorial Board as satisfying the regulations for the Associate- ship who have passed the necessary examinations during their course and whose conduct and character have in the opinion of the Board been satisfactory receive at the end of their course Testamur in Divinity which testifies to their fitness for admission to Holy Orders and are recommended to the Council for election as Associates of King's College London fee of £1 lis is charged for the diploma of Associateship No one is entitled to describe himself as or to wear the hood even though he may have passed the examinations until he has received his diploma from the Council There are more than thousand Theological Associates now on the roll The Theological Society endeavours to bind together the Asso- ciates of the Faculty by means of various meetings including an annual Reunion in College on Whit Tuesday and by the publication annually of the Gazette