148 STATUTES (3) The Council m

not more than of Roseworthy stafi of the College.

(a)

The Council may also appoint to be members of the Faculty not more than three o-ther persons recommended

by

^the

Faculty.

(5)

"lf

j*".#"ä1"îå#,'gi

shall be eli-gible

for

^re- by the Faculty.

(6)

Not more than three members of the stafi of any Department shall be members of the Faculty at the same time.

EwcrwnnmNc.

5. (t) '

the Vice-Cliancelloi, the The Faculty of Engineering shall ^members consist of the of the Council Chancellor,who are

Mines and Industries and the Principal of the South Aus- tralian School of Mines and Industries, who shall be members er ^officio.

(2)

The Council, on the recommendation of the Faculty ^made for special reasons assigned by the Faculty in each case, may appo-int from among tlie ^Readers, Senior Lecturers and Lec- tùrers other personi to be members of the Faculty'

Metallurgical and Chemical Engineering.

The Elder Professor of Mathematics, the Elder Professor of

sor

^of

ro

^ch

cil

^or

person recommended accordingly.

(3)

(4)

(5)

6.

STATUTES

_I49

(6)

The Council may also appoint to be members of the Faculty

not

more than three other persons recommended

by

the Faculty.

(7)

Persons

appointed to

be members

of

the Faculty shall

hold

nd of the calendar vear for which they

are

shall be eligible

foí

re- appointment after

recomm

by the Faculty.

(8)

Not more than three members of the stafi

of

anv Depart- ment shall be members of the Faculty at the sam"

[i-e.^

L¡w.

( I

)

^{The Faculty of Law shall c}

Chancellor, the Bonython Law, the Lecturers

in

the for the degree of Bachelor o

of the Supreme Court, the Hughes Professor

of

Clas and Literature, and the P South Australia, Incorpora

officåo.

(2)

The Council may also appoint to be members of the Faculty not more than two members of the Council, and not morê than three other persons recornmended by the Faculty.

ouncil shall hold ofice until the ch they are appointed, but nt

if

they are still ^members recommended

by

the Faculty MBlrcrvn.

(1)

The Faculty of Medicine shall consist of the Chancellor, the of Physics, the ^Angas

;f ffi:nffJ'",l:::

the

Proresso' _il"ff¿

Marks

Profes

ôlogy,

the most

seni

or Lecturer or Lecturer

in

eaõh

9f !he- Departments of Anatomy, Biochemistry, Physiology, lathology and Bacteriology, thê Director and Leciurers-in the Division of Medical S[udies, the Director and Lecturers in the Division of Surgical Studies, the Director of Obstetrics, the

Dr,

Edward \Millis Way Lecturer

in

Gynaecology, thé Lecturer

in

Public Health and Preventive Mediciñé, the Director-General

of

Medical Services, and the Director of the Institute of Medical and Veterinary Science, who shall be members ex officío.

(2)

The Council miry also appoint to be members of the Faculty not more than five other _þersons.

(3)

Persons appointed by the Council shall hold ofice until the end of the calendar year for which they are appointed.

7.

r50

8.

ST.ATUTES

DnNrrsrnv,

who shall be members ex officío.

(2)

The Council mav also appoint to be members of the Faculty

' ' _not

_{more than}

_ihree

_oih

_r

_persons recommended

by

the Faculty.

l3) ' '

_Faculty ^Persons

_shïl

^anpointed _{nold office}

^bv

^the _until ^Council

_tlle

end

^to

-of-the

^be

^members -calenda-r

^of

year^the

for

which thev are appointed

but

shall be eligible

for

re- appointment aîter recõñrmendation by the Facuity'

Musrc.

9.

⁽

'

I

)

Vice-Chancellor, ^{The Faculty}

^of

^Musicthe Eì in Music, the Lecture¡ in of Arts, and the Lecturer Teachers' College, who ^s

12)

The Council mav also appoint to be members of the Faculty

not

more than

ihree

oiñe. persons recommended

by

the Faculty.

*(3)

The CounciÌ may appoint to be members of thq Faculty.not

' ' _*or"

_{than ûve}

í""ôli"tt of

^{principal subjects}

in

the Elder Conservatorium

of

Music rècommended annually

by

the Faculty.

14) Persons appointed

bv the

Council

to be

members

of

the

, '

Facultv sträl nold ^office until the end of the calendar year for wÉch thev are appointed,

but

shall be eligible for re- appointment after rec-ommendation by the Faculty.

EcoNourcs.

10. I I

)

The Facultv of Economi

'

the Vice-Cliancellor, ^the Professor

of

Economics,

the

Professor

of

History

P¡ofessor of MathematicS, the Reader in Commercial ^Studies and the Reader

in

Geograph¡ who shall be members ¿r ofrda.

Ù Allowed 22nd January, 1953'

STA,TUTES

(2)

The Council may appoint as members of the

Facuþ (a) two

Readers, Senior Lecture¡s

or

Lecturers from the

Department of Economics and two Lecturers

in

Com- mercial Studies recommended annually by the Professor of Economics;

(b)

one Reader, Senior Lecturer or Lecturer from each of

:'u'"åilJ'i''ff "å?'ruåîî'.fi

(c)

such other-_persons,

not

exceeding six, as the Faculty may annually recommend.

(3)

Gnrvrn¿r-

Il.

^Each Faculty shall advise the Council on all questions touching the studies, lecturés and examinations in the course of the Faculty.

12. Each Faculty shall annually elect one

of their

number

to

^be

Dean of the Faculty.

18. The Dean of ^each Faculty shall perform such duties as shall from tilJe to time be prescribed by the Council and (amongst others) the following:

(a)

He_shall, at his own discretion,

or

on the written request

of the

Chancellor or Vice-Chancellor,

or of two

^members of the Faculty, convene meetings of the Faculty,

(b) He

shall preside

at all

meetings

of the

Faculty at which he shall be present.

(c)

Subject

to the

control

of the

Faculty

he

shall exercise a

general superintendence ovet its adminisfuative business.

14. When the Dean is absent from a meeting, the Faculty shall elect a Chairman for that occasion.

Suo-F¡cur.rrEs.

15.

(1)

The Faculties of Arts, Science and Engineering may each appoint

a

sub-Faculty, which shall consist

of

the Dean of the Faculty, and such Readers, Senior Lecturers and Lec- turers

in

subjects

of

the curriculum

of

the Faculty as the Faculty may from time to time appoint.

e) fi

^{the Dean of} the Faculty does not _wish

to

aet as Chair- man of the sub-Faculty, the Faculty shall annually appoint the Chairman.

(3) It

shall be t]re duty of the sub-Faculty to perform such work as the Faculty may from time to tim'e refer to it.

Boeno on Exelrr¡lsns,

16. The Board

of

^course

of

^each

Faculty 5þal]

consist

those subjects,

together

with

such

e

the Counôil.

Llz

^sTATrrTEs

17. The appointment of examiners in Law in the subiects necessary

for

admission to the Bar shall be subject

to

approval

by

the _]udges of the Supreme Court.

Allowed 17th January, ^1952.

Chapter

XI.-Of

Degrees.

1. Candidates who shall have fulfilled all the conditions prescribed by the Statutes and Regulations

for

any Degree shall be admitted to that Degree as hereinafter provided.

whether

tlat

^fee

chelor of Surgery.

+2. Admission ad eundem gradum

in the

University may,

at

the discretion

of the Council, be

^granted

without

examination to graduates

of

such Universities

within the British

Empire

as

the Council may from time

to

time approve. Such admission may also

be

granted

to

graduates

of

other Universities, provided

that

^such

graduates are, in the opinion of the Council, persons of dìstinguished merit or eminence, or have been

appointed

in the University of Adelaide. Provided

always

^er

this Statute

íhal gi'l"

such evidence of

hís

^er

as shall satisfy the Council.

3. Every candidate

for

admission

to a

Degree

in the

University shall be presented

by

the Dean

of

his Faculty

at

a meeting

of

the Council and Senate

to be

held

at

such

time

as

the

Council shall determine; but

if

the Council so approve any candidate may be ad- mitted either ín absenti,a or on attendance at a meeting of the Council only.

satisfy the Council.

5. Candidates who are admitted

to a

degree ad eundem ^gradum shall pay a fee of three ^guineas, and candidates admitted ød eundem staturn shall pay a fee of two ^guineas, which shall include the fee for matriculation.

6. The following shall be the forms of Presentation

for

Admission to Degrees at the Annual Commemoration:

Form of Presentation for Students of the University of Adelaide.

Mr.

Chancellor,

Mr.

Vice-Chancellor, and Members

of the

Council and ^Senate of the UniversiÇ of Adelaide.

I

^present to

you

^{as a} fft and proper person to be admitted to the Degree

of

And

I

certify to you and to the whole UrnYversity that he has fulfflled

the

condiúons'prescribed for admission to that Degree.

û.A,llowed 8th December, 1988. I ^Allowed ITth _January, 1952.