Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 41
... students . It was estimated that the number of full - time and sandwich students would rise to 10,600 in 1962-63 . Of the 1961-62 total of full - time students 1,869 were reading for degrees , 4,756 for the Diploma in Technology , and ...
... students . It was estimated that the number of full - time and sandwich students would rise to 10,600 in 1962-63 . Of the 1961-62 total of full - time students 1,869 were reading for degrees , 4,756 for the Diploma in Technology , and ...
Page 55
... number of students entering art training centres was mainly attributable , on the one hand , to a heavy failure rate in the examination for the National Diploma in Design , and on the other to an increase in the number of candidates for ...
... number of students entering art training centres was mainly attributable , on the one hand , to a heavy failure rate in the examination for the National Diploma in Design , and on the other to an increase in the number of candidates for ...
Page 196
... students requiring residence in the colleges may tend to fall . But the policy of concentrating the major ex- pansion of the colleges on those in the neighbourhood of existing uni- versities would bring the large numbers of younger students ...
... students requiring residence in the colleges may tend to fall . But the policy of concentrating the major ex- pansion of the colleges on those in the neighbourhood of existing uni- versities would bring the large numbers of younger students ...
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