Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 259
... places will need to grow by nearly 50 per cent . 814. The authorised plans for the universities are designed to allow for 150,000 places by 1966/7 and 170,000 places in 1973/4 . The plans for Colleges of Advanced Technology allow for ...
... places will need to grow by nearly 50 per cent . 814. The authorised plans for the universities are designed to allow for 150,000 places by 1966/7 and 170,000 places in 1973/4 . The plans for Colleges of Advanced Technology allow for ...
Page 260
... places for arts students . Even if two thirds of the extra demand between now and 1966/7 is in science and technology , the univer- sities in that year will still be lacking nearly 8,000 places for arts students . Table 61 also sets out ...
... places for arts students . Even if two thirds of the extra demand between now and 1966/7 is in science and technology , the univer- sities in that year will still be lacking nearly 8,000 places for arts students . Table 61 also sets out ...
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... Places in universities ... * Z.2 . Places in universities ... * Z.3 . Places in universities * U.5 . Applications to universities other than Oxford and Cambridge per successful applicant ( in session of entry ) ... G.B. * U.6 ...
... Places in universities ... * Z.2 . Places in universities ... * Z.3 . Places in universities * U.5 . Applications to universities other than Oxford and Cambridge per successful applicant ( in session of entry ) ... G.B. * U.6 ...
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