We draw your attention to the following points, which are important for obtaining the matriculation qualification. All fees must be paid into the University's account at the head office of the National Bank of Australasia or one of its branches. The bank's office will be at the northern end of the building that houses the head office.
Reduced for students residing at one of the University's faculties and for part-time students. Their value is 40 i40 per year and they are valid for the duration of studies at the university. The John Grice Bronze Medal is awarded at the end of the third year of studio study.
Under the conditions of the award, the grant must be allocated to promoting the winner's architectural education at the Atelier.
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The scholarship is awarded on the basis of (1) a competition in design and planning, (2) general excellence in architectural studies and practical office work, and (3) personal character. The scholarship, which has an approximate annual value of к50, is intended for the payment of fees at Melbourne University or travel expenses for the purpose of developing the architectural education of those who are awarded scholarships. The aim of this competition – which is open to architectural students in Victoria – is to promote the careful study and recording of existing buildings of architectural and historical interest by means of accurate drawings and faithful drafting.
This competition - open to architecture students in Victoria under the age of thirty - is designed to help promote knowledge of architectural sketching and cultivate a keen sense of observation on the part of the younger members of the profession. Prizes worth two guinea and one guinea, together with certificates from the R.V.I.A., will be awarded to the authors of the first and second placed sketches respectively.
Examinations
Candidates prevented by illness or other serious reasons from attending the Annual Examination may be given a separate examination by the Faculty on presentation of satisfactory evidence of the reason for the absence from the Annual Examination. The circumstances (if any) under which candidates in the several Faculties may be admitted to the supplementary examinations in February will be announced at the end of the academic year, 1949. By decision of the Professorial Board, ex-servicemen and ex-servicemen, in their year of first undergraduate after discharge, to be admitted to a supplementary examination in any subject in which they fail in the Annual Examination.
It should be noted that by direction of the Board of Professors, acting under its emergency powers, a student who fails in any examination may be called upon to show cause why he should not be expelled from his course. In addition, any student in any faculty who fails two consecutive annual examinations shall be reported to the Board of Professors and may be expelled from such subjects or courses as the Board of Professors shall specify, or may be restricted in any year to such subjects as may be specified. from the Board.
Graduation
When, during the academic year, a candidate's studies have been seriously impeded by illness or other serious cause, the relevant Faculty may (on application submitted to the Registrar prior to the commencement of the annual examination, supported by medical or other appropriate documentation) instruct examiners to take the circumstances into account. When a candidate at the annual examination is significantly affected by illness during the course of the examination in any subject, the Faculty may (on application submitted to the Registrar within three stages of such examination, supported by medical or other appropriate documentation) order the examiners in the relevant subject to take into account the circumstances. However, such an application will not be taken into account, unless the candidate either during or immediately after the test must have notified the supervisor in charge of the circumstances claimed in the application.
Appointments Board
The board has established an Odd Jobs Bureau to serve students who wish to earn money in their spare time during their studies. The union is an organization of students, graduates and employees, which must form a common center for the many important activities of university life outside the lecture hall and the laboratory. In addition to creating a common meeting place and social center for students and staff in all faculties.
Further education, mainly of a tutorial nature, is provided by five autonomous colleges associated with the university. Men may enter Trinity, Ormond, Queen's, and Newman Colleges, women University Women's College, at Trinity (Janet Clarke Hall) and at Newman (St. Mary's Hall). College tuition is available to non-resident as well as resident students; at the University Women's College, for women only.
The University fees mentioned above do not include College fees, which are payable to the Colleges themselves. For further information about the Colleges, students are referred to the sections printed in the University Yearbook and to the Heads of Colleges.
REGULATIONS
- Subject to the provisions of the Regulation concerning admis- sion ad eundem statur, no candidate shall be allowed to enter for
- Every candidate shall at the beginning of his third year submit for the approval of the Faculty his proposed course for the degree and
- During each year every candidate shall perform such Field Laboratory and Drawing Office Work and attend such demonstrations
- In the first year every candidate shall take the courses in : - Drawing Office Practice Part I
- In the second year every candidate shall take the courses in : Drawing Office Practice Part II
- In the third year every candidate shall take the courses in : Drawing Office Practice and Design Part III
- In the fourth year each candidate shall take the course in Drawing Office Practice and Design Part IVA, Part IVB or Part
- In the fifth year each candidate shall take the course in Drawing Oш ce Practice and Design Part VA, Part VB or Part VC according
- Every candidate who has either
- In awarding a pass under sub-section (ii) of section 11 the Faculty shall take take into account the candidate's performance in all
- Where at an Annual Examination a candidate neither com- pletes a year nor is passed by the Faculty in the year as a whole the
- At any Honour Examination every candidate who obtains Honours in any subject of his year shall be entitled to compete for any
- Every candidate who complies with the requirements of section 14 may compete for the following Exhibitions and Prizes
- Every candidate shall engage during the long vacations sub- sequent to the first, second and third years and for not less than six
- Candidates may be admitted to the degree of Bachelor of Architecture who have
- Each candidate for the Diploma shall pursue the course for three years and during each year attend the Atelier for such period
- The subjects of the Pass and Honour Examinations are as follows
- Candidates who have passed in any part of Graphic Design may proceed to the next part although they may not have passed in the part
- In each year compositions which reach a sufficient standard of merit may be awarded Mentions
- To complete a year a candidate must receive not less than two Mentions during that year
- The University may retain not more than two sets of drawings done by each student in a year
- A candidate who has fulfilled the requirements of this Regu- lation and complied with the prescribed conditions may be admitted to
In the fifth year, each candidate will follow the course in Oš ce Practice and Design Part VA, Part VB or Part VC according to Oš ce Practice and Design Part VA, Part VB or Part VC according to specialization in planning, structural work or Mechanical Work. The subjects of the passing and first examination of the fifth year will be. Building Construction Theory Part IV Professional Practice Part III. together with the corresponding subject of the following group. No candidate will be permitted to continue in any subject of a subsequent year of the course unless he has fulfilled the requirements of the drawing office practice of the preceding year.
Any candidate who has either. i) passed an annual exam or received credits for each subject of one year of the course; or. ii) passed from the Faculty in one year of the course as a whole. A candidate passed by the Faculty in the year as a whole, who has not taken the annual examination in or received credit for any particular subject, shall be exempt from the requirement to pass in that subject, but shall not be recorded as having passed in it, and will be allowed to continue with the subjects of a subsequent year of the course for which passing in this subject may be a prerequisite. Where at an annual examination a candidate neither completes a year nor passes from the Faculty to the year as a whole, neither completes a year nor passes from the Faculty to the year as a whole. b ac lt will decide whether and with which subjects of the next year 01 the course may be continued in respect of uncompleted subjects, and no credit will be given for any other course subjects taken by the candidate during the year.
Faculty, to be given only in very special cases, no candidate may continue with the subjects of a higher year in the first three years of the program unless he/she has passed at least three subjects of the previous year and no candidate may continue to a third-year subject unless he has passed all first-year subjects or a fourth-year subject unless he has passed all second-year subjects. Candidates may be admitted to the degree of Bachelor of Architecture who possess Architecture. completed the work and passed the five-year exams; certificates that are sufficient for the faculty to meet the requirements of Article 16. Candidates who have completed the first year of the program in 1947 will transfer to the new program and in the second year follow the subjects prescribed by the faculty.
Candidates who have completed more than the first year of the course up to December 31, 1947, proceed to the new course, taking for the completion of the course such subjects as the Faculty may determine. Candidates who are eligible to matriculate and have completed the full three-year course in a recognized Technical College may be admitted to the fourth year of the course and may complete the course by passing such subjects and doing such work as may to be determined by the Faculty. Provided that where a candidate produces evidence satisfactory to the Faculty that he has attained the appropriate standard of ability, the Faculty may grant him credit for all or part of the first year's examination.
ARCHITECTURE
DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE AND DIPLOMA OF ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE FIRST YEAR
DRAWING OFFICE PRACTICE PART I
THEORY OF ARCHITECTURE PART I
HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE PART I
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
BUILDING MATERIALS
PHYSICS PART I (ARCHITECTURE COURSE)
FREE DRAWING
TRADES INSTRUCTION PART I
MEASURED DRAWING PART I
SECOND YEAR
DRAWING OFFICE PRACTICE PART II
THEORY OF ARCHITECTURE PART II
HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE PART II One lecture per week throughout the Year
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION PART II
THEORY OF BUILDING CONSTRUCTION PART I
SURVEYING (ARCHITECTURE COURSE)
PURE MATHEMATICS PART` I
GENERAL МАТНЕМАTICS
TRADES INSTRUCTION PART II
DRAWING OFFICE PRACTICE AND DESIGN PART III Drawing office work throughout the year during all periods not otherwise occupied. A series of construction problems involving a study of terrain, the design of buildings, the preparation of drawings and construction details. THEORY OF ARCHITECTURE PART III One lecture a week and drawing office work throughout the year.
Elements of plan, circulation, distribution, segregation, groupings, plan arrangements, areas and cubic content. zoning, stairs and elevators, facilities for services, transportation, horizontal and vertical planning, relationship between plan and structure, arrangement of seats, standards of accommodation, axis lines, movements of the sun. The new materials, iron, steel, concrete and glass. - Australia, its early architecture and its development to the present day. a) Recommended for introductory reading and reference: Richardson and Corfiato—The Art of Architecture.
A.—BUILDING EQUIPMENT Two lectures each week throughout the Year
PRІ FESSIІ NAL PRACTICE PART I
MEASURED DRAWING PART III
FINE ARTS A
INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE
ENGINEERING DESIGN PART I
PURE MATHEMATICS PART II
FOURTH YEAR
DRAWING OFFICE PRACTICE PART IVA
DRAWING OFFICE PRACTICE: PART IVB
DRAWING OFFICE PRACTICE PART 'VC
THEORY OF ARCHITECTURE PART IV
1I STORY OF ARCHITECTURE PART IV
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION PART IV
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE PART II
TOWN PLANNING PART I
CIVIL ENGINEERING (WITH DESIGN) PART IA
ENGINEERING PART II
The results of the practical work done during the year are assessed as part of the examination. Drawing office work for two ten-week periods commencing on the second Monday of the first semester vacation. Problems of integration with the city plan, a study of the site, making drawings and construction details.
The other ten weeks will be devoted to the preparation of the design of the thesis, a subject chosen by the student and starting after:. i) Satisfactory completion of all previous work in the field of practical architecture;. ii) Entity approval;. iii). Recording of all details related to - the selected city;. iv) Implementation and confirmation of research on the type of selected facility.
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE PART III
TOWN PLANNING PART II
STRUCTURAL DESIGN
ENGINEERING PART III
DIPLOMA OF ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SUBJECTS
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN PART I
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN PART II
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN PART III
