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100 Faculties and Courses of Study Mathematics passes at Advanced level in Pure Mathematics and in Applied Mathematics taken as separate subjects or their equivalents as set out in the Regulations Relating to University Entrance Requirements pass at Advanced level in one other subject is desirable Philosophy two passes at Advanced level Portuguese two passes at Advanced level as the Classical language required by the University at Ordinary level Latin will be preferred Spanish passes at Advanced level in Spanish and in one other subject SUBSIDIARY COURSES If the subsidiary subject read is French Latin or Mathematics an Ad- vanced level pass in the subject concerned is required otherwise an Ordinary level pass will be sufficient An applicant may be admitted to read Geology or Portuguese as subsidiary subject without having studied it previously Subsidiary Music may be taken without pass at the examination in this subject applicants will be interviewed by the Dean of the Faculty of Music Students reading Honours Geography may if permitted by the Professor of Geography apply to read subsidiary Anthropology Economics or Sociology at the London School of Economics GENERAL DEGREE COURSE Entry to this course ceased after the October 1964 intake Postgraduate Courses FOR HIGHER DEGREES AND DIPLOMAS Internal and external graduates of the University of London and gradu- ates of other universities are admitted to courses leading to the degrees of Phil and Ph The degree of Lit is awarded not on thesis but on the merits of original published work not done under direction and no course is prescribed For all details concerning the various higher degrees the University Regulations should be con- suited Applicants should write in the first place to the Registrar for an application form which will be submitted to the Head of the de- partment in which their studies lie On entering upon course of postgraduate study it is necessary to be formally enrolled by the Head of the department The Department of War Studies arranges courses for the