A branch of the bank is located at the north end of the building in which the Registrar's Office is located. They have a value of 40 per year and are durable for the duration of an education at the university.
University Library
Examinations
It should be noted that by direction of the Board of Professors, acting under its emergency powers, a student failing 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
The Union
Student Facilities
In addition to catering for those whose studies at the University have ended, the Appointments Board arranges work during the long holidays for those who want to earn money or give their experience. All men and women currently registered and available for employment are notified of suitable vacancies that come to the Council's attention. The Appointments Board and the Graduate Department of Melbourne University U ion are the only bodies within the University that provide service to graduates after they have completed their studies.
Additional teaching, mainly of a tutorial character, is offered by five autonomous colleges connected with the University. 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.
FIR ST YEAR
- Tlae following candidates may be admitted to the first year of the course for the Degree of Bachelor of Education
- Subject to dispensation granted in special cases by the Faculty of Education no candidate shall be allowed ta enter for the examination
- The examination in the first year shall be both for Pass and for Honours. All candidates must pass in the following subjects
- No candidate shall be placed in the Class List at any examina- tion unless he has at that examination passed in all the subjects required
- A candidate ,vho at any Annual Examination passes in any subject of the examination for the first year shall receive credit therefor
- There shall be open to competition among Honours candidates in the first year the Dwight's Prize of Twеnty-fivе pounds and the Hugh
- Candidates who have passed the prescribed examinations and otherwise fulfilled the foregoing conditions may be granted a certificate
Applicants who have passed the prescribed tests and have otherwise met the above conditions can be awarded a diploma, otherwise meeting the above conditions, can be awarded a diploma called an education diploma.
SECOND YEAR
- Candidates who have passed the prescribed examinations and otherwise fulfilled the foregoing conditions may be admitted to the
- A candidate who prior to 1st April, 1938, has completed the first year of the course for the Degree of Master of Education under
- A candidate for the Degree of Master of Education must before being admitted to the course have completed the course for the Degree
- Each candidate must submit a thesis * containing au original and outstanding contri b ution но su -ic b ranch of educational theory or prac
- А candidate otherwise qualified whose thesis is cеrнifiе cl by the examiners to be of sufficient merit. and w ho is of at least one year's
- Where а candidate in any year has passed in some only of the subjects of the year lie shall be entitled to credit for such subjects. А11
- Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in any Stаtutе or Regulation a candidate who has regularly attended classes may an
- In each of the subjects Body Mechanics Preventive Work Prac- tical Exercises Parts I and II Teaching Practice and Observation
- The Board of Studies may exempt a candidate from attending the classes and passing the examinations in any subject of the course on
- A candidate who has fulfilled the requirements of this regula- tion and complied with the required conditions may be granted the
- Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in any Statut е or Regulation the University shall not be bound to provide the course of
Before entering the Diploma course, candidates must (a) pass a medical examination to their satisfaction. When a candidate in a year has passed only some of the year's courses, he will be entitled to credit for such courses. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in any Statute or Regulation, a candidate who has regularly attended classes, a regulation, a candidate who has regularly attended classes, may be given an entry to the Annual Examinations pass in any subject of the First Year without being required to sit for the examination if his performances in written tests and practical work throughout the year have been of a satisfactory standard.
In each of the subjects Body Mechanics Preventive Work Practical Exercises Part I and II Teaching Practice and Observation Exercises Part I and II Teaching Practice and Observation Part I and II candidates will be required to attend at least 75 pet centum of the classes, except that candidates who provide evidence to the satisfaction of the Board of Studies that they have completed the required practical work in the subjects Practical Exercises Parts I and II and Teaching Practice and Observation Parts I and II in other than University classes, credit may be granted for such subjects at the pass of a test to the satisfaction of the Board of Studies on the recommendation of the Director of Physical Education. The Board of Studies may exempt a candidate from attending the classes and passing the examinations in any subject of the course on the grounds that he has passed a University examination of equivalent scope and passed standard. to such a subject. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in any statute or regulation, the University is not obliged to provide the course of Regulation. in the opinion of the Council of the Universié_' an enrollment of a sufficient number of candidates to justify taking the course or holding the examinations.
EDUCATION
FIRST YEAR
III STAR Y AND PRINCIPLES OF EDUCATION
Internal students can sit for tests carried out during the year, and if they are successful, they will not be required to take part in the task at the annual examination.
Internal students may appear for tests conducted during the year and, if successful, will not be required to sit for the above paper at the Annual Examination.
EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
Students are expected to choose three subjects, in order of importance, from the following school subjects, of which at least two are chosen from Group A. Methods included in Group B may only be taken by teachers eligible for partial exemption from Practical Teaching. However, ЅchoоІ Library Practice and School Broadcasting can be taken by any student as additional method studies.
A reading guide and a list of reference hooks will be provided for each of the above subjects and, when the number of students so requires, these will be supplemented by a course of lectures and discussions. Demonstration lessons are held on various Sunday morning sessions during the first and second trimesters. The results of these exercises will be considered together with the Annual Examination.
PRACTICAL TEACHING
Partial exemption from Practical Teaching may be granted to the following classes of students. All teachers who hold a certificate from a training institution approved by the Faculty of Education and who have had a subsequent period of experience approved by the Faculty. In special cases, with the approval of the Faculty of Education, other arrangements may be made by the Professor of Education in lieu of the above.
All applications for partial exemption from practical teaching must be completed on a special form, which must be obtained from the School of Education and sent before 10 March. Unless they are principals, be under the supervision of principals (or approved assistant teachers) who are willing to send regular reports to the professor of education on their progress in the art of teaching, the responsibility being on the student to see that these reports are regularly forwarded. Students are required to reach a certain standard of efficiency in practical teaching during the year.
COMPARATIVE EDUCATION
Students who are exempt from attendance are not necessarily exempt from practical tests that are administered during or at the end of the year. Students who obtain a partial exemption from practical training under Sections 2(a) and 2(b) will normally be required to teach for three weeks in a prescribed practical school of the university, to attend discussion and demonstration classes , and to spend certain periods of time in observation, as directed. There is no formal test at the time of the annual examination, unless special circumstances warrant taking such a test, with candidates normally awarded an award or returned as passed or failed, depending on the standard achieved during the year.
If a student fails practical training, he must take all additional exercises and tests prescribed to him in the following year and may apply for a new test. As a general rule, he may not present again until September of the following year. If he teaches at an accredited school, arrangements can be made to take the test at that school.
SECІND YEAR PRELIMINARY x READING
International students will be recognized for exercises and tests completed during the year.
HISTORY OF EDUCATION (SPECIAL TOPIC)
PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION
MODERN DEVELOPMENTS IN EDUCATIONAI. PRACTICE
Students will be required to report on some experiment and personal experience related to the topic chosen for special study. Every student is expected to carry out an educational investigation which must be approved by the Faculty of Education. Topics must be submitted for approval before April 28, and the investigation must be conducted under the direction of the Professor of Education.
The following topics are provided as samples of the type of request that will be approved:. i) Backlog in Victorian primary schools. ii). Students starting investigations are advised to write to the School of Education for a booklet on methods of conducting these investigations. They should also read some of the successful research from previous years: these can be seen in the Education Library.
DETAILS OF SUBJECTE AND ВООКЕ FOR 1950
DIPLOMA IN PHYSI СAL EDUCATION
BODY MECHANICS
HYGIENE, DIET AND FIRST AID
HISTORY, PRINCIPLES AND METHCDS OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
GENERAL AND SPECIAL METHODS OF TEACHING
PRACTICAL EXERCISES PART I
TEACHING PRACTICГ AND О:L3SГ RVATI І N РАНТ I
The minimum amount will be 75% of the number of hours as described in the main table. Arrangements will be made for pupils to do some of their practice in selected schools under the following conditions: (i) Each pupil should be placed under an experienced teacher, who will write in log-bools of students a critique. for each day's work and who will provide, in addition, oral criticism when requested; (ii) terminal reports on the progress of each student must be sent to the Director of Physical Education by the school principal; (iii) each student must be under the supervision of the Director of Physical Education. Partial exemption from teaching practice may be granted to teachers who have had approved experience and are in regular practice as physical education teachers.
Teachers granted such exemption shall be regularly supervised by the Director of Physical Education and shall satisfactorily complete such tests as the Director may require. Requests for partial exemption must reach the Registrar before the 31st and must be accompanied by a ce.
SECІND YEAR
PREVENTIVE WORK
PLAY AND RECREATION
ØRGANISATION AND ADMINISTRATION OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
A discussion of the organization of education in Australia and in some of the major countries of the world, e.g. England, USA and Germany. Some courses are followed in the Organization of Education, such as for the degree of Bachelor of Education; References for this will be given in class. A practice course, to be held at locations to be announced early this year.
A more advanced treatment of the work began in Teaching Practice and Observation Part I, with an emphasis on teaching practice. The minimum practice amount is 75% of the number of hours as prescribed in the class schedule. Arrangements similar to those for Part I will be made to allow students to gain the necessary practical experience.
THE UNIVERSITY oF MELBOURNE
Special Note
ANNUAL EXAMINATION PAPERS For years 1946 and onwards ;
Philosophy, Mathematics,
Education, Physical Education,
Melbourne University Lecture Notes
Note on Limits of Circulation
FACULTY HANDBOOKS
Education and Physical Educa-
Economics and Commerce and
Agriculture and Veterinary
THE UNIVERSI`T`Y OF MELBOURNE
PUBLIC EXAMINATION PAPERS
Leaving and Intermediate
