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May we now pass to the second subject I suggested , the general suitability of the honours degree for the large university population . We have received energetic representations from people in responsible positions against cutting down ...
May we now pass to the second subject I suggested , the general suitability of the honours degree for the large university population . We have received energetic representations from people in responsible positions against cutting down ...
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go in for a good general degree , and that the chance of transfer after good work in the first year to an honours course lasting another two or three years should be given to the few who may have been dealt with unjustly by being ...
go in for a good general degree , and that the chance of transfer after good work in the first year to an honours course lasting another two or three years should be given to the few who may have been dealt with unjustly by being ...
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submitted by PROFESSOR R. I. AARON 7th July , 1961 Honours and Pass students at universities I want to discuss this question from the point of view of Universities in which there is what is sometimes known as a foundation year , or a ...
submitted by PROFESSOR R. I. AARON 7th July , 1961 Honours and Pass students at universities I want to discuss this question from the point of view of Universities in which there is what is sometimes known as a foundation year , or a ...
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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