Calendar: 1967-1968 Page 71

General Information 77 NATURAL SCIENCE Fees for research The fees payable by persons of academic standing person who holds or has held an academic post and ל post-doctoral research workers engaged in pure research other than for higher degree are normally £3710s session In special cases each of which is to be considered individually by the Finance Committee this fee may be waived For persons engaged in research for commercial purposes the fee will be fixed in each case on its merits For graduates of the College and other internal graduates who do not take the full course for which the above composition fees are prescribed special fee will be in each case arranged in accordance with the nature of the individual course pursued MEDICAL SCIENCE Fees for research See conditions for Faculty of Natural Science above ENGINEERING Fees for research See conditions for Faculty of Natural Science above MUSIC Fees for research See conditions for Faculty of Arts above THEOLOGY Research work other than degree work registration fee of £5 year is charged together with such other fee as may be fixed in each case in view of the amount of work involved 20 per cent reduction in fees is given to students who have obtained the and whose names are on the Register of Associates Fourth year course at Warminster The fee for this course is £3 50 payable in four terminal instalments £90 £90 £90 £80 deposit of £3 is charged This is an inclusive fee representing £120 for tuition and £230 for maintenance NON-U STUDENTS As from October 1967 the fees for all full-time non-U students who wish to study at the College and to register for course of study for the first time will be at the rate of £250 per year The fees of all full-time non-U students at present studying at the College and renewing their registration for the same course of study will be subject to an increase of £50 per annum Bursaries Grants and Scholarships The Registrar deals with reports on the work and attendance of grant or scholarship holders and he should be consulted in any case of difficulty in connection with such matters