A candidate who interrupts the course without permission may be suspended from the course by the Professorial Board on the recommendation of the relevant faculty or the Board of Studies and the procedure set out in Regulation 2.5 will be applied as far as possible. Provided that such person has passed the third year of the course for this degree after 1966.
OF BACHELOR OF ARTS
A candidate who is attending or has pursued another degree at the University may also be admitted to the degree of Bachelor of Philosophy if he has completed at least six courses of art studies approved by the faculty for that purpose in addition to the courses required for such second degree. A person who has obtained a full-time degree may, with the consent of the faculty, be accepted as a candidate for an honors degree.
OF MASTER OF ARTS
Except with the approval of the board, no candidate taking the course for the degree in Social Studies may register for a subject or subjects in any other course. A candidate who has earned credit for any course in the Diploma of Criminology course prior to December 1, 1970, may complete the course under conditions determined by the board of studies in Criminology.
OF BACHELOR OF EDUCATION 1. Candidates for the degree of bachelor of Education shall sub-
Provided that a candidate in such circumstances will obtain the approval of the faculty for the subjects of the Second Year of the course for which he intends to enroll.1. A candidate who, before the first day of December 1969, has obtained credit for any subject of the course for the second year of the degree of Bachelor of Education, may complete the course on the conditions determined by the faculty.
OF MASTER OF EDUCATION 1. A person may be a candidate for the degree of master of Educa-
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, a candidate who under any regulation or regulation in force on the thirty-first day of December, 1966, has graduated in any of the subjects of the first year of the course for the degree of bachelor of education. the requirements for the diploma of education under Regulation 3.11 under such conditions as the faculty may determine. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, a candidate who by virtue of any regulation or regulation in force on the thirty-first day of December, 1966, has graduated in any of the subjects of the second year of the course for the degree of bachelor of education. the course according to Regulation 3.11 according to the conditions that the faculty may determine.
OF BACHELOR OF LAWS 1. (1) There shall be
The subjects of the Third Year examinations will be—. b) Administrative law (c) constitutional law (d) commercial law (e) Principles of evidence. Provided that for the purposes of this section the expression. 34; subject for the degree in question" means the subject for the degree of Bachelor in Law defined in articles 3, 4, 5 and 6 of this regulation, with the exception of the subject Legal Process.
Candidates who have been so classified and who have qualified for the Bachelor of Law degree may be admitted to the Bachelor of Law degree with honors. 2. A candidate who passes the tests will be classified either as a graduate or as having been assessed with first or second class honors and may be admitted to the degree of Master of Laws.
OF DOCTOR OF LAWS 1. A candidate for the degree of doctor of Laws shall be either—
A candidate who has been placed in any class on the final honors examination in the first semester of 1950 or before, and who is a law graduate with at least one year of education, may be admitted to the degree of Master of Laws without additional examination or submission of a dissertation. A candidate who is not a law graduate with honors and was entered as a candidate for the Master of Laws in 1952 need only submit a thesis and is not required to pass a preliminary examination.
OF BACHELOR OF COMMERCE 1. The degree of Bachelor of Commerce may be conferred either as
A candidate for a diploma (diploma with honors) may not, except with the special permission of the faculty, enroll in the. GRADUATE ENGINEER OF FORESTRY R 3.22. candidate may compete for exhibition and scholarships open for competition at the Honors Examinations of the Bachelor of Science Degree Course.
OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (EDUCATION)
He will be passed by the faculty in the year of the course as a whole. The faculty will not admit any person as a candidate for the degree unless, in the opinion of the faculty, he has already made substantial published contributions to Veterinary Medicine.
OF BACHELOR OF MEDICINE AND BACHELOR OF SURGERY
A candidate who fails to obtain one or more certificates is not admitted to the category IV exam without the permission of the Faculty of Medicine. In Division II there will be examinations at the end of the second year (hereinafter referred to as the "subdivision IIA examination") and in the third year (hereinafter referred to as the "division II examination").
OF MASTER OF SURGERY 1. A candidate for the degree of master of Surgery shall be a bachelor
At least one of the examiners for part II of the exam is an external examiner. The subject of the thesis must be proposed by the candidate and approved by the Faculty of Dentistry.
OF DOCTOR OF ENGINEERING 1. The faculty may admit as a candidate for the degree of doctor of
These requirements are prescribed by the Board of Professors on the advice of the faculty and are published with the subjects of the subjects. Candidates who:. a) completed the work and passed or received credit for each year of the course;
OF MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE 1. A person may be a candidate for the degree of master of Architec-
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, an applicant who, pursuant to any regulation or regulation in force on December 1, 1970, has passed any of the subjects of the course for the Bachelor of Architecture degree may so meet the requirements for that degree. conditions as determined by the faculty. A decision of the faculty based on the last preceding paragraph can be amended or amended by the Board of Professors upon application by the candidate concerned.
OF DOCTOR OF ARCHITECTURE 1. The faculty may admit as a candidate for the degree of doctor of
In compliance with the university's statutes and regulations, the faculty must give instructions on holding the test. Provided that where a candidate produces evidence to the satisfaction of the Faculty that he has attained the requisite standard of proficiency, the Faculty may give him credit for all or part of the examination in the first year.
OF MASTER OF TOWN AND REGIONAL PLANNING
These requirements are prescribed by the Faculty Council on the recommendation of the Faculty and published with course details. Candidates who have—. a ) completed the work and passed or obtained credits for each year of the course as a whole;
OF BACHELOR OF MUSIC 1. Subject to the provisions of section 12, candidates for the degree
Holders of the Bachelor of Music or candidates for the Diploma in Music may enroll in the course for the degree of Bachelor of Music with such status as the faculty may determine. Holders of a degree in music or candidates for a degree in music may enroll in the course for the degree of bachelor of music with such status as the faculty may determine.
OF BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE 1. Candidates foi the degree of bachelor of Applied Science shall,
Unless permission is granted by the faculty, a candidate must complete one year of the course in accordance with the preceding paragraph before being allowed to continue with a subject of a subsequent year of the course. An applicant who has passed or obtained a credit for each year of the course and has met the requirements of Section 3 may be admitted to the degree.
Notwithstanding the provisions of the previous paragraph, the training of a candidate for the degree of master of applied sciences in dietetics is supervised by the Faculty of Science. A candidate who before 11 December 1969 has obtained a credit or courses of the program for the degree of bachelor of applied sciences (optometry), may choose to follow the course for the degree of bachelor of sciences in optometry and may receive credit retained for all subjects for which he passed in the training to the degree of bachelor of applied sciences (Optometry).
FOR EXAMINATIONS
The subjects of the examinations are those laid down in or pursuant to the rules for the several degrees and diplomas. 34; dean" means the dean of the faculty to which the test subject belongs, and includes the chairman of a study board.
OF THESES FOR HIGHER DEGREES
The person who passes in any subject or subjects in any annual examination is entitled to a certificate in the form contained in the schedule of this act for the payment of the prescribed fee:. 34; partial course" means less than three quarters of a year's work as provided by the relevant regulation or if a regulation does not determine this by decision of the faculty or the board of studies to which the course belongs.
STUDENTS
The Stawell Scholarship will be awarded annually by the Council on the recommendation of the Faculty of Engineering. The scholarship will be in the value of the annual net income of the endowment.
SCHOLARSHIPS IN SURGERY AND IN PATHOLOGY
Dixson's research scholarship in engineering is awarded annually by the council on the recommendation of the Faculty of Engineering. The size of the scholarships is paid out in installments determined by the Council.
BAIRD BURSARY
The John Melvin Memorial Scholarship is awarded annually by the Council on the recommendation of the Faculty of Engineering. The Robert Bage Memorial Scholarship will be awarded annually by the Council on the recommendation of the Faculty of Engineering.
HENRY GYLES TURNER SCHOLARSHIP Whereas Henry Gyles Turner late of Melbourne by his last will and
It is hereby validated as follows. and its accumulations shall constitute the endowment of the R. Wilson scholarship or scholarships and shall be invested as the Board may determine from time to time. The ordinary duration of the scholarship is the period of time required to complete the course:
