ST,A.TUTES 1L5

Chapter

IV.-Of

Professors and Lecturers.

ol.

There shall for the present be the following Professors, that

is

to say:

( t

)

^{The Hughes Professor of Classics} and Comparative Phiiology and Literature;

(2)

The Hughes Professor of English'Language and Literature and Mental and Motal Philosophy;

(3)

The Elder ^Professor of Pure and Applied Mathematics;

(4)

The Elder Professor of ^Physics;

(5)

The Elder Professor of Anatomy and Histology,-wbo-shali ^also give instruction

in

Comparative Anatomy, and shall

be

the Director of the Anatomical ^Museum;

(6)

The Angas Professol of Chemistrl';

(7)

The Elder Professor of ^ìvlusic;

(8)

The Bonython Professor of Lar.vs;

(9)

The Professor of Biochemistry and General Physiology;

f

(10)

The Professor

of

History and Political Science;

$(11)

^{The Professor of Civil} Engineering;

(f2)

The Professor of Botany;

( 13

)

^{The Marks Professor of} Pathologl,;

(f4)

The Professcr

of

Geology and Mineralogy;

(15') _{The Jury} Plofessor of English Language and Literature;

(f6)

The Professor ofZoology;

f

(17)

The \Maite Professor of Àgronony;

(f8

)

^{The Waite Professor of} Agricultural Cheuristry;

( f9

)

^{The Professor}

^of

Human Physiology ancl Pharmacology;

(20)

The Professor of Economics;

.

(21)

The Waite Professor of Entcmology;

(22)

^Tk,e Professor of N'Iining and Nfetallurgy;

(2S)

The Keith Sheridan Professor of Experimental t\4edicine;

(2a)

The Professor of Bacteriology;

fl(25)

^{The Professor of} French Larlguage and Literature;

$(26)

The Professol

of

\'{echanical Engineering;

$(27)

^{The Professor of} Electrical Engineering;

{(28)

^{The Professor of} Economic and Mining Geology.

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1938. t

An-rendecl

llth

Decenber', ^1941-

f ^Amended l6th Decembe¡,

1948.

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lf Allowed gth _Decenber, 1943.

116 ST.A.TUTES

2. There shall be such other Professors and such Lecturers as the Council shall fror¡ time to time appoint.

3. Each Professor and Lecturer shall hold office on such terms as

have been or may be fixed by the Council at'the time of rnaking the appointment.

f4.

^{Whenever sickness}

or

any other cause shall incapacitate any Professor

or

Lecturer from performing

the

duties

of his

office, the Council may appoint

a

substitute

or

substitutes

to

act

in

his stead

during

such incapacity; and the Professor ot' Lecturer

during

such

period shall receive such salary as the Council shall direct.

5. The Council may at its discretion dismiss from his ofËcê or sus-

pend for a time

from

and receiving the salary thereof any

Professor

his oftce

or in

the per- formance of the

dutie

pinion of the Council be injurious

to

the progress

of

the students

or to

the interests

of

^the University: Provided

that no

such dismissal shall have effect until confirmed by the Visitor.

6. No Professor shall sit in Parliament or become a mernber of any

political association; nor shall he (without the sanction

of

the Coun-

cil)

give private instruction or delirrer lectures to persons not being students of the University.

7. The Professors and Lecturers shall take such part in the Univer-

sity

Examinations as

the

Council shall direct,

but no

Professor or Lecturer shall be required

to

examine

in

any subject which

it

^{is not}

his duty to teach,

8. During Term, except on Sundays and public holidays, the whole time of the Professors shall be at the disposal of the Council

for

the pu{poses of the University: Plovided that the Council may

for

sLfÊ-

cient reason, on the application

of

any Professor, exempt him alto- geth_er, partly, or on particular occasions, from this Statute, and may at pleasure rescind any such exemption.o

f Allowed 9th December, 1943. _$ Allorved 23rd Janualy, Ig47.

f ^Allorved l6th Decembe¡, 1948.

o The second clause of Section 8 tvas allowed

llth

June, ^18g0.

Chapter

V.-Of

the Registrar.

*1.

_{There shall} be a Registrar of the University, who shall perform such duties as the Council may from time to time appoint.

2. The Council may

at

any time appoint

a

deputy to act

in

the place of the ^Registrar for such period as they may think fit, and assign

to him any of the duties of Registrar.

I

I

t

Allowed 18th September, 1900.

STá.TUTES

Chapter

\/I.-Oi

Leave of Absence.

LL7

Chapter

VII.-O{

the Seal of the University.

The

Chancellor,

the

Vice-Chancellor, and

the

Chairman

of

^the

Finance Committee shall be

the

custodians

of the

University ^Seal, which shall be affixed to documents only at a meeting of the Council and by the direction thereof. The affixing of the Seal shall be attested by the signature of the Chancellor, the Vice-Chancellor, or the Chair- man of the Finauce Committee, and of the officer who affixes the Seal, except

in

the case of diplomas for r¡'hich the signature

of

the Chan- cellor ol the Vice-Chancellor alone shall be sufÊcient.

Aìlo'"'r'ed 30tlr Novernl-¡er, 1933.

Lec- tirne turer

Aìlowed l0th December, 1925.

Chapter

VIil.-Of

^Terms,

].

The Academical Yeal shall be divided into three telms

for all

the Faculties.$

| 2.

shall year.

that,

in

any subject may begin a week earlier'.

3. The second term shall begin on the twenty-third Monday

in

the year, and shall end on the Saturday preceding the 'thirty-third Monday in the _1rs¿¡.

4. The third terrn shall begirr on the thirty-fifth Monday in the year, and shall encl on the Saturday preceding the fiftieth \4onday

in

the yeat.

for their ^year's work not later Later entries rnay be ^received shillings which, however, ^may tion ^f or r e rni s s i

on'ru

^s

t

b e ma de by .n

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out his ^leasons.

6. Fees should be paid at the time

of

enrolment;

if

not paid then

they

must be paicl

not

later than the

first

day

of

tenn, unless the Council

in

special circumstances allow payment to be postponed

till

a latel date.

7. The Council shall have power

to

vary these dates

to

meet any special circumstances arising

in

any year.

g Note.-rn tr.re Erder

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118 ST,A,TUTES

Chapter

IX.-Of

Matriculation.

1.

A

candidate

fol the

degree

of

Bachelor shall

be requiled

to matliculate, and, after matriculation,

to

spend

not less

than three academical years

in

his course

of

study at the University

or

at affi- liated institutions.

o2. Every person not being ^less than sixteen years of age who has cornpliecl r;i'ith the conditions for admission to the course

of

study for a degree

in

the Faculty

in

which he proposes

to

become a student, and who

in

the presence

of the

Registrar

or

other

duly

appointed per-sor signs his narne

in

the University RoIl Book

or on a

separate

folm'to the following declaration shall thereby becorne a Matriculated Student of the Univelsity. The declaration shall be

in the

follorving folm:

sixteen years."

Er.ery rrratriculated student shall pay a fee of one guinea.

f3. If

a candidate has attained the age of sixteed yeals he shall be

adrnitted to matriculation, provided that he has passed

at

the exami- nation of the Public Examinations Board

in

the subjects specified as

necessary by the Faculty in r,¡'hich he desires to study, These shall be,

for the present:

In

the Faculty of Arts:

{Five

subjects, inclucling English and either-Latin

ol

Greek, at the Leaving Eramination; and

if

N4athematics part

i

is not also

incltided, N{athematics parts

i

and

ii

must have been passecl at the Intermediate Examination.

\Fol

the Deglee of Bachelor of Economics:

Five subjects, including English, one language other than English, and N{athematics, part

i,

at the Leaving Examination.

Irr the Facrrlty of Science:

Five

subjects,

including

Àfathematics

part i, at the

Leaving Exarnination; and

if

English and one other language are not also included, these subjects must have

beel

passed

at

the Interrnediate Examination.

JfIn the Faculty of Aglicultural Scíence:

Five

subjects,

including

N4athernatics

part i, at the

Leaving Examination; and

if

English and one othel language are not also included, these subjects must have been ^passed

at

the Intermediate Examination.

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$ Allowecl lOth Decen-biä"àn13¡.

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STATUTES 119 the Faculty of Elgineeling:

Five subjects, including English and Vlathematics Palts

I

and ltr,

at the

Leaving Examination; and

if a

language

othel

than English be not included

in

the Leaving subjects, such

a lan-

guage must have been passed at the Interrnediate Exarnination.

In

the Faculty of Law:

Five

subjects,

including

English and Exarnination.

at the

Leaving dln the Facuìty of \'Iedicine:

Five

subjects,

including

English

and a

language

othel

than English, at the Leaving Exarnination;

if

Mathematics

I

be

not

passed

at the

Leaving Examination,.À,Iathematics (tr,vo sub- jects) rnust have been passecl at the Intermediate Exarnination;

and

if

^{Physics l-¡e} not passed

at the

Leaving Examination

it

rnust have been passed at the Intermediate Erarnination.

*In

tlre Factrìiy of Dentisti'yl

Five subjects at the Leaving Erarnination, including Phvsics ancl a language other than English;

if

English be not included

in the

Leaving subjects

it

rnust have been passed

at

the Inter-

n'rediate Examination; and

if

N'{athematics Part i be

rot

included

in

the Leaving subjects \{athematics Parts

i

and

ii rlust

have been passed at the Intermediate Examination,

In

the Faculty of Music:

The conditions shall be as plescribed

in

the Regulations

for

the Degree of Bachelor of À4usic,

4.

Any othel candidate may be admitted

to

matriculation

by

the Council on the repolt of the N4atriculation Board.

5. The Board shall consist of the Vice-Chancellor and the Deans of.

the

above Faculties.

It

shall receive applications

florr

caldidates

(a)

who have attainêd the age of seventeen years and have ^passed

in

not fewer than thlee subjects of the Leaving Celtificate Exarlination at one time;

or (b)

who plesent other evidence that they ale quali- fied to entel on a collrse

of

study

for

the degree of Bachelor'; or'

(c)

who ale over the age

of

trventy-fi."'e 1'ears. The Boald shall recorn- rnend to the Council the conditions,

if

any, under rvhich such candi- dates rnay be admitted to matriculation.

t6.

^{Subject to clause 7 a}

has become a matriculated to ^proceecl v¡ith his course 17.

If ⁱⁿ

^{any academical}

who apply to begin a course of study in any Facultlr, is in the opinion of the Faculty greatel than can be taught, the Council may thereupon select from such students by such method as the Council from time to tirne determines those who,

in

its opinion, should be entitled to begiir the course of study

in

that Faculty

in

that year,

I ^{Allowed 9th} Decemì¡er,

1943.

^o Allowed Sth Decenrber', 1940.

llAllowed

llth

Decembe¡,

1941.

{ ^Arnended l6th December, 1948.

Allowecl 6th Decenber', 1922.

NOTE: In the foregoing Cl-rapter, Mathematics, parts i and ii, at tl're Internediate Eramination now means Mathematics (two subjects).

r20 ^STATUTES

Chapter

X.-Of

the Faculties.

o1. Thele shall be Faculties of Arts, Scielce, Law, N{edicine, N{usic, Dentistry, Agricultural Science, and Engineer'Íng.

2.1T(") The Faculty

of Arts

shall consist

of the

Chancellor and Vice-Chancellor, the Professors

of

Classics, History, Fhilo- sophy, English Language and Literatule, and N{athematics;

Lecturers

in full

control

o"

any

Alts

subject;

any

other teachers in Arts subjects lvhom the Faculty may frorn tirne to time suggest and the Council applove; and

the

Dean o{

the Faculty

of

^Science, and,

to

be appointed annually by the Council, three rnembers of the Coturcil, and

s¡s

^rnsnì-

ber, or

if

the Professor of Mathematics be Dean, then tu'o rnembers of the'Faculty of Science.

l(b)

The Faculty

of Law

shall cousist

of the

Chancellor ancì

Vice-Chancellor,

of all

members

of the

Council

who

are Judges of the Supreme Coult, the Professors ancl Lecturers

in Law, the

Professor

of

^{Classics, and}

the Dean of

the Facult¡' of Arts, and, to be appointed annually

by

the Coun-

,

^{cil, three rnembers}

^of

^{the Council,} and one rrrember,

or if

the Professor of Classics be Dean, then tu'o membels of the Faculty of Arts.

f

(c)

The Faculty

of

lvfusic shall consist

of

the Ch:trcellor, the Vice-Chancellor', the Elder Professor of Nlusic, the Professor . of Physics, and,

to

be appointed annually

by the

Council, six teachers of the Elder Conservatoliurn, ancl three mem- bers of the Council.

$(rf

)

The Faculty of Engineering shall consist of the Chancellor', the Vice-Chancellor, the President and the Principal of the South Australian School

of

Mines ancl Industries, the Pro- fessors of Mathernatics, Physics, Chernistly,

Civil

Engineer-

ing,

Electrical

Engineeling,

r'ing, and Mining and N4etallurgy,

and

principal subjects for the degree,

whet

or at the School of Mines, as the Council may appoint.

(e)

Each of the other Faculties shall ^consist

of

the Chancellor and Vice-Chancellor,

the

Professors and Lecturers

in

the subjects of the Course of the Faculty, and to be appointed annually

by the

Council,

three other

rneml¡els

of

^the

Council.

(f

)

The Council may appoint any other persons to be rrembers of a Faculty, eithel temporalily or otherwise.

_ 3. Each Faculty shall advise the Council on

all

^questions touching the studies, Iectuí'es, and exaninations

in

the courie

of

^the FacultlÏ 4. Each Faculty shall annually elect one

of theil

number

to

be Dean of the Faculty,

5. The Dean

of

each Faculty shall perfolm such duties as shall frorn time to time be prescribed by the Council and ^(amongst others ) the following:

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tf ^Allowed 6th Decernber,

1923. Ì

^{Allorved Tth} Decer.r.rber, 1904.

{

Allowed lOth December,

1919.

$ Allowecl 10th July, ^1947.

STATUT]gS L21

(")

(b)

(")

Subject to the control of the Faculty he shall exercise a ^general superintendence over its administrátive business.

6. when the Dean is absent from a rneeting, the Faculty shall erect

a

Chairrnan for that occasion.

Board of Examiners.

Chapter

XI.-Of

Degrees.

1. candidates w-ho shall have fulfiIled all the conditions prescr.ibecl Þy the ^statutes _and Reguìations

for

any Degree shall be aämittecl tã that Degree as hereinafter pr.ovided,

- ^3.- Every ^candidate

for

admission

to a

Degree

in the

University shall be prese^nted

by

the Dean

of

his Faculty

at a

meeting

of

thä

council

and senate

to l¡e held at

such

time

as

the

counõil shalr deternline_;

but

if_the Council so approve any candidate may be ad- nritted eithet in, absentia or on attend=ance at á meeting of the CounciÌ only.

satisfy the Council.

s r,vho are admitted

to a

degree

ad

eundem ^gradum of three guineas, and candidátes admitted ad áundem

y a lee of two guineas, which shall include the fee for 6. The following shall be the forms of Presentation

for

Admission

to

Degrees at the Annual Commemoration:

r

Allowed 8th December, 1938.,

Form of Pr-esentation for Students of the University of Adelaide.

N4'*, Chancellor, lvh'. Vice-Chance[är, and ^Nfembers

cf the

Council and Senate of the University of Adelaide.

I

plesent to you to the Degree of

r.vhole University that he admission to that Degree,

Form

of

Presentation

for

Graduates

of

Other Universities.

Mr.

Chancellor, N'Ir. Vice-Chancellor, and N'{embers

of the

Council and ^Senate of the University of Adelaide.

I

present to

you

rvho has been admitted to

the

Degree

of ⁱⁿ

^the University

of

as a

fit

and

propel person to be admitted to the rank and privileges of that degree irr tìre University of ^Âdelaide.

Forn

of Admisisol to any Degree, By virtue of the authority committed to ^me,

I

admit you

to

the rank and privileges

of

^a

in

the University o{

Adelaide,

Form of Admission to any Deglee during.the ^Absence of a Candidate.

By ',,rrtue of the authority cornmitted to me,

I

admit in his absence to the rank and privileges of a

in

the Ur'iversíty of Adelaide.

STATI]TES

Allowed 2nd December, ^1926.

as a

fit

and proper persor to

be

admitted

.

And

I

certify to you and to the has fulfillecl

the

conclitions presclibed r'or

Chapter

XII.-Of

the Board of Discipline.

1. There shall

be a

Board

of

Discipline, consisting

of the

Chan- cellor, the Vice-Chancellor,

the

Deans

of

the several Faculties, the Chairman

of

the Board

of

Commelcial Studies, and such Professors or Lectulers as nlay be appointed by the Council.

2. 'Ihe Board shall annually elect a Chairman. When the Chailman

is

absent from a meeting, the Board shall elect

a

Chairman

for

that occasion,

3. The Chairman shall perform such duties as shall from time to time be p'*escribed

by thé

Council,

and

(arnongst others

) ^the

^fol-

lowing:

FIe shall at his orvn discretion, or upon the written request of the Chancellor

or

Vice-Chancellor,

or of two

members

of

^the

exercise

a

^general 4. Subject

to the

approval

of the

Council,

the

Board may rnake rules

fol

the conduct of students of the Univelsity.