Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... degree course lengthened , while others hold the view very strongly that a four year course for all students is not desirable even from the academic point of view . We think that the addition of a fourth year to the basic course would ...
... degree course lengthened , while others hold the view very strongly that a four year course for all students is not desirable even from the academic point of view . We think that the addition of a fourth year to the basic course would ...
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... degrees . We are con- vinced that the honours first degree course should be a four - year one . There may be financial and other reasons against it , but on academic grounds we are convinced that that would be desirable . We think the ...
... degrees . We are con- vinced that the honours first degree course should be a four - year one . There may be financial and other reasons against it , but on academic grounds we are convinced that that would be desirable . We think the ...
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... degree - granting institutions would themselves award higher degrees . 70. The nature of the courses provided at ... course as a degree course that it should cover not only the imme- diate vocational subjects but also an element of ...
... degree - granting institutions would themselves award higher degrees . 70. The nature of the courses provided at ... course as a degree course that it should cover not only the imme- diate vocational subjects but also an element of ...
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Scottish Council of the Federation of British Industries | 1101 |
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