Calendar: 1978-1979 Page 147

Faculties and Courses of Study The majority of students are full-time but persons who wish to receive part-time instruction for the degree may with special permission be admitted as occasional students to such lectures as they require for the purpose of their studies Undergraduate Courses ADMISSION OF STUDENTS Details of the procedure to be followed by students seeking admission to the degree are given on page 79 applicants are admitted by the Dean of the Faculty Full conditions of entry are set out in the General Prospectus of Undergraduate Courses available from the Registrar COURSES AND SUBJECTS OF STUDY The course is normally of three years duration except that Anglican ordinands are required to spend an additional year after completion of the degree course at theological college All students take basic courses in the first year Subjects of study in the second and third years include Old Testa- ment New Testament Greek Testament Phdosophy of Religion Christian Doctrine Liturgical Studies Christian Ethics Church History and Study of Religions There is wide choice of optional and special subjects within the above fields of study For further details the Faculty prospectus issued separately should be consulted COMBINED DEGREES Theology can also be studied as part of combined degree see also under Faculty of Arts The following courses are available at King's College honours are awarded in aU of them Latin and Theology Philosophy and Theology Greek and Theology Theology and Music The first three courses are located within the Faculty of Arts and further information can be obtained from the Sub-Dean of the Faculty of Arts and for Music from the Sub-Dean of the Faculty of Music