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04 Lists and Tables INDEX. PAUR Academic Dress 204 Academic Year .. 88 Admission ad Eundem 43, 4. Ill 12, 241 Admission Without Examination .. 41, 43 Agricultural College, Dookie 240, 241 Agriculture Details ot Subjects.. 684 Diploma of. Regulation 242 Diplomates in, proceeding to B.Agr. Sc. 248 Agricultural Science, Degree of Bachelor of, Regulation 238 Ambulance Class..' 681 Announcements 010 Annual Examinations Certificates 119 Details of Subjects and Text Books 311 430 Entry and Fees 109 Examiners 28 Medical School l.M Passing and Completing' Years 114 Publication of Results 119 Subjects 108 Times and Conduct 104 Annual Report 027 Architecture, Diploma in. Regulation > 223 Army Commissions 018 Articled Clerks .. 021 Proceeding to Law 146 Arts, Bachelor of Details of Subjects 43'J Proceeding to Engineering .. 258 Proceeding to Law 146 Proceeding to Medicine 267 . Proceeding to Science 258 Leave to take two Subjects.. 114, 467 (112 Regulation 124 IN DUX. Arts, Degree of Master of Details of Subjects 4C3 Regulation 131 Attendants and Assistants 32 . Australian College of Dentistry 809 Statute 67 Barristers, Admission of 621 Beaney Scholarships in Pathology Facilities for holders 622 Benefactions List of 024 Bowen Priz-e—Subject 000 Calendar—Date of Publication and Contents.. 35 Candidates for Degrees and Diplomas, Statute 38 Certificated Teachers 120, 123 Certificates Annua] Examinations 111) Matriculation £4 Public Examinations 81 Lectures .. 103 Changing Courses 117, 1311, 146, 267 Chemistry, Diploma of Analytical Details of Subjects 489 Regulation 1411 Civil Engineering (sec Engineering) Civil Engineers—Admission to Degree of B.C.E. .. 200 Class Lists Eligibility for Exhibitions, etc. .. Subjects ... Cubden Club Medal—Details of Subjects Commencement and Days for Conferring Degrees 38 Commercial Examinations 75, 70, 408, 430 Commercial Prizes and Exhibitions 315, e\i Commissions, Medical .. 019 Completing Years 114 Concession to Candidates in Iti-^imlr Work 114 Conferring of Degrees, Days for 38 Consultation of Examiner* !, 29,170 INDEX. PAOB. Council List of .. • .. .. .. .. xxi. Statute .. .. .. •• 1 Degrees Candidates for .. .. ..38 Conferred in absentia .. .. 39 Conferred in 1911-1912 .. .. ..708 Days for Conferring 38 Form of Diploma .. .. 41 Form of Presentation .. .. 40 From other Universities .. 38 See Agriculture—Arts—Dentistry—Engineering- Law—Medicine and Surgery—Music—Science— Veterinary Science Demonstrators, see Lecturers Dentistry Details of Subjects .. .. .. MO- Faculty of ' .. 11 Practical Requirements ., 660- Dental Science, Degree of Bachelor of, Regulation .. 186- Degree of Doctor of .. 192 Details of Subjects X • • .. 371 Prescribing .. ..1, 10, SO, 06, 70 Diplomas, see Agriculture—Analytical Chemistry—Archi­ tecture — Education — Metallurgy — Mining — Music—Public Health—Tropical Medicine Discipline .. .. .. 6, 3(1 Dookie Diplomates admitted to B.Agr.Sc. .. 241 .Education Details of Subjects.. .. 430 Leave to take two Subjects . 114, 467, 012 Practical Work .. 462 Diploma of, Regulation .. 230 Fees 121, 123 Engineering Ambulance Class .. 681 Bachelors of Civil, Proceeding to B.M.E. .. 205 Proceeding to Science .. 268 Degree of Bachelor of Civil, Old Regulation 837 Regulation 194 VI. INDEX. PAOB Degree of Bachelor of Electrical, Regulation 208 Degree of Bachelor of Mechanical, Regulation ... 211 Degree of Bachelor of Mining, Old Regulation.. 342 Regulation .. 200 Degrees of Master, Regulation .. 226 Details of Subjects.. ..559 Graduates in, proceeding to other Courses in En­ gineering 258 Office, Field and Laboratory Work .. ..579 Practical Work ..582 Recommendations and Announcements .. 681 Survey Camp .. ..580 Entry— Annual Examinations 109 Lectures .. .. : 91 Public Examinations ..98 Evening Lectures 610 Examinations Annual -t .. 28,104 Commercial 26, 76 Honour .. .. 30, 106 Medical ..151 Music .. .. .. 06, 71 Oral .. .. ..28, 31, 155, 183 Primary, Details of Subjects 371 Public .. .. .. 22, 09, 380 Term .. .. .. 106, 165, 610 Thesis .. ..31 Examiners Annual Examinations 28 Appointment and Tenure 20 Commercial Examinations .. 26 Consultation of 29, 170 Junior Public Examination .. 24 Lists of, 1911-1912 '.. .. .. 085 Public Examinations .. .. .. 3, 22 Senior Pnblic Examination.. .. 26 INDEX. Vll. PAOR Statute .. ..20 Theses for Degrees ., 31 Exhibitions At Public Examinations 80, 013 Conditions of Award .'. .. .. 118 See also under Scholarships Exhibitions and Scholarships. Regulation .. 200 Faculties Deans. Election of.. 9 Duties of .. .. ..11 Dentistry ..11 Law—Medicine—Engineering—Arts—Science—Ag­ riculture—Veterinary Science 6 Lists of .. .. .. •• xxiii. Relations to Professorial Board 4, 9 Statute .. .. .. • • • • 6 Fees Admission ad Eundem 47 Certificated Teachers ..' 120,121,123 Certificate for Attendance on Lectures .. 103 Certificate of Examination .. .. 120 Certificates—Public Examinations 82 Conservatorium of Music .. ..63 Club House ..101 Courses for Degrees, etc. 91 Degree, Diploma or License ..' ' 42 Diploma of Analytical Chemistry .. • .. 113 Diploma of Education 121, 123 Diploma of Public Health .. ..635 Examination for Master and Doctor.. 112 Hospital (Medicine) .. .. ..618 Late Entry .. .. 03,78,91,111 Lectures and Laboratory Work 91 Matriculation .. 84 Pharmacy (Medical) .. ..618 Public Examinations 79 Single Subjects .... 93 Special Notice—Payment of Fees into Bank .. xiv. Sports .. .. ..101 VIII. INDEX. KAOK Students of Schools of Mines .. ..124 Tests of Materials.. ..08 Fines For Breach of Discipline .. 36 Free Studentships ..123 Graduates, Lists of .. .. ..083 Proceeding to other Degrees,. Regulation 257 Health, Diploma of Public, Regulation 170 Higgins Scholarship, Details of Subjects .. C09 Holidays .. 35 Hospital Practice 612 Hospitals, Resident (rfflcen .. ..622 Special Departments xxxvi. In Absentia. Admission .. .39 Junior Commercial Examination, Details of Subjects .. 408 Subjects and Passing .. 76 Junior Public Examination, Details of Subjects .. 380 Subjects and Passing .. 72 Laws Admission of Barristers, etc. 621 Degree of Bachelor of, Regulation 141 Degree of Doctor of, Regulation 147 Degree of Master of, Regulation 140 Details of Subjects.. 49(1 Students in, Proceeding to Arts 1ST) Supreme Court Prizes 62S Lecturers Independent 0 List of xwiii. Statute 18 Lectures Certificates .. 103 Courses and Attendance 102 Entry and Fees 01 Roll Books 101 Terms and Time Tables "J .. 88 Letters, Degree of Doctor of 131 Library 34 Library, Donations to .. 668 1NDKX. IX. PAOK Matriculation 83 Matriculation Examination and Junior Public 87 And Senior Public or Senior Commercial S8 Rights of those having passed 88 Medicine and Surgery, Degrees of Bachelor of, Regula tion 149 Medicine Announcements in Special Departments 519 A riny Commissions 619 Bachelors of, Proceeding to Denial Surgery 259 Proceeding to Science 258 Proceeding to Surgery 259 Degree of Doctor of, Regulation 177 Details of Subjects 500 Fees, Hospital 518 Hospital Practice .. 512 Pharmacy Fees 518 Preliminary Examination 148 Melbourne Veterinary College, Students of, Proceeding to B.V.Sc. 253 Melbourne Veterinary College, Students of, Proceeding to L.V.Sc. 252 Metallurgy, Diploma in, Regulation.. 220 Practical work .. r. 582 Military Cadetships G18 Mining. Diploma in. Regulation 217 Practical Work 582 Mollison Scholarships, Details of Subjects ti(ff Music Associates proceeding to Mus. Bac. .. !»l, 235 Conservatorium of .. 01 Conservatorium Teachers xxvic. Degree of Bachelor of 228 Degree of Doctor of 232 Details of Subjects.. C01 Diploma in 233 Examination Board INDEX. I'AOE Ormond Chair, Statute 16 Ormond Exhibitions 229,230,231,233 Public Examinations 71 Wright Priie ..264 Orient. Free Passages ..018 Ormond College .. .. ..790 Statute -- .- -. -. ..53 Officers • ..34 Passing and Completing Years ..114 Physiology, University Scholarship .262 Preliminary Subjects for University Courses.. .. 84 (See also under Regulations for several Courses.) Prescribing of Books and Details of Subjects .. 4, 36 Primary Examination, Details of Subjects 371 Prizes At Public Examinations 613 Date when next open 616 Details of Subjects.. ia>i Supreme Court 1123 (See also under Scholarships, etc.) Professorial Board President, Duties Election 3 Statute i Professors Examination Boards . 26, 27 List of . vwi. Statute 13 Publication of Results 7», 110 Public Examinations, Certificates SI Date 69 Details of Subjects 70, 371 • Entry and Fees .. 7S Examiners . 3, 22 Exhibitions and Prizes 8I>, 613 February Examination 70 Music 71 79 Publication of Results 69 Regulation '1 et HC«I. Syllabus of Practical Work 7», 3: INDEX. XI. PAOR Public Health, Diploma of Details of Subjects.. .. 627 Fees 686 Recommendations .. 584 Regulation 179 Queen's College ..800 Statute 66 Recognition of Lectures in Affiliated Colleges 69 Registrar and' Officers, Statute ..32 Rhodes Scholarship .. 61» Roll Boole mi Scholarships, Exhibitions and Prrces Argus .. 272 Bowen Prize .. 289 Beaney 296 Chaleycr's Prize, Mr. J. «14 Chamber of Commerce 315, 613 Caroline Kay .. 316 Cobden Club Medal .. OOO Cuming .. 333 Date when next open .. 616 Details of Subjects .. 606 Dcutscher Schulverein von Victoria 614 Dixson 30t> Dublin .. 330 Dwight's Prizes 291 Fulton 298 Grimwade .. .. ' 318 Harbison-H iginbotham 334 Hastie 263 Higgins 307, 60» Howitt .. .. 278 Italian Consul 614 Jamieson .. 332 Kernot .. 276 Lansell .. 322 Leggatt .. 323 MacBain .. .. 36* XII. INDEX. I'AOK Madden .. .. ..320 Mollison .. .. .. .. 281, 607 On Special Foundations, List of 616 Netherlands' Chamber of Commerce for Austra.
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