Marischal College and University of Aberdeen ... Faculty of Medicine : the Winter Session of 1851-52.

  • Marischal College and University.
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[1851]
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Credit: Marischal College and University of Aberdeen ... Faculty of Medicine : the Winter Session of 1851-52. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    4 mu1 mi1 si1 CURRICULUM FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS. First Latin Class, Professor Blackie, First Greek Class,—) f Rev. Dr. Brown, - Second Year,„ Second Greek Class.) „ Natural History Class,—^ Dr. Macgilliviiay, First Year, 5> First Mathematical Class) Dr. Cruickshank,, Third Year,. Second Mathematical Do. J „ , Natural Philosophy,,. Professor Gray, Fourth Year,„ Moral Philosophy and ■» Fees. f.i : 3 5 1 7 2 2 8 Logic Class,, ■ Professor Martin, j? -7 } 3 2 2 3 Evidences of Christianity) „ j- Rev. Principal Dewah_„„. Class , Each Year,„. Practical Religion,Weekly \ p Lecture, J : 7 No Fee. No Fee. The Annual Average of other Dues is about 14s, The Degree of Master of Arts may be obtained, at the close of the Curriculum, by passing Examinations in all the branches included in it. In the Curriculum of Arts, the Fees and Dues, including those for the Degree, amount to about £28 ns., for the whole period of four years. CLASSES NOT IMPERATIVE. Second Latin Class,—. , Professor Blackie. Third and Fourth Greek Classes, Dr. Brown.. Third Mathematical Class, Dr. Cruickshank. Agricultural Class, weekly, Dr. Smith. Students intending to be Candidates for the Degree are required to pass Entrance Examinations in the following branches, before admission into the Classes of the several years :— First Year.—Latin—Greek Grammar—and Translating and Analyzing the Greek of St. John’s Gospel, or of Xenophon’s Anabasis, Book I. Second Year.—Latin—Greek—Arithmetic, extending to Simple and Compound Proportion, Vulgar Fractions, Decimals, and Extraction of Roots—First Three Books of Euclid—Algebra, extending to Simple Equations—andEle- . ments of Geography, including Physical Geography. Third Year.—Latin—Greek—Mathematics—and Natural History. I'Ouutii Year—Mathematics and Natural Philosophy. ■Students having no view to the Degree, arc admitted into any Class without Entrance Examination. o E O. CORNWALL, PRINTER, A H F. R D E E N,