Calendar: 1967-1968 Page 93

ΙΟΟ Faculties and Courses of Study Applicants for French will be required to take short test set by this department For applicants still at school the paper wdl be sent to their respective schools in the first half of the year at dates to be arranged if possible during the Lent term Other arrangements wdl be made for applicants who have left school Copies of previous test papers are not available Students reading for the degree in French German or Portu- guese are required to spend their third year abroad returning to College for the final year They are accepted only on this condition All students reading for French are required to apply for an assistant- ship during their second year in College with view to spending the following year in French school Students reading for Spanish are required under arrangements approved and supervised by the Department to spend total of 18 weeks in Spain of which the third term of the first year of the course approximately 10 weeks at least must be spent in full-time study at Spanish university The remaining eight weeks in Spain normally follow this period that is it covers the greater part of the first long vacation of the course Students in their first year will be encouraged to attend lectures in at least one subject other than those which form an integral part of their degree course combined studies As from October 1968 courses will be arranged in the following com- binations of subjects English and German German and Philosophy English and Spanish Philosophy and Spanish German and Spanish Portuguese and Spanish Honours will be awarded and courses will be of three years duration The requirements relating to period of study abroad are at present under consideration CONDITIONS OF ENTRY Applicants must satisfy the following sets of conditions University General Requirements and Special Course Requirements in the Faculty of Arts In order to be qualified to commence course of study for degree in the Faculty of Arts in any London college an applicant must have satisfied the general requirements of the University for the procedure to