Faculty of Medicine : programme of courses, regulations for graduation, and bursaries and prizes open for competition, 1900-1901.

  • University of Glasgow. Faculty of Medicine.
Date:
1900
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    Hours. 9 to 11 a.m., 10 a.in. to 4 p.m., . 3 p.m. Tu. and Th. . . 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., . . 11 a.m. (see Cal. ij. 93), and Embryology, if taken . 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., . . 12 noon, . 12 noon (see Cal. p. 94), . 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., . 1 p.m.,Tu. andTh., Classes. Practical Chemistry, Chemical Laboratory, Organic Chemistry, Practical Anatomy, Emlrryology, Practical Anatomy together. Practical Zoology, Practical Pharmacy, . Practical Physiology,'^ Physiological Laboratory, Practice of Medicine, . MedicalJurispintdence and I ii „ Public Health, . . j Public Health Laboratory, (see Cal. p. 98), Practical Pathology,* . 3 p.m. (see Cal. p. 97), n 2 noon, with practica 1 work Operative Surgery, 4 at other hours as may be arranged, Diseases of Women, . . 2p.m.,Tu.,Th.,Fri., /12noon.Wed.(University), \ \10 a.m. Sat. (Gartnavel), J 2p.m.,Tu.andTh., . 4p.m.,Mon.(see Cal. p. 105), '4 p.m., Th. (University), .4 4 p.m., Tues. or Friday. !- (Western InBrmary), .J Class .£3 Fees. Insanity, Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose, 3>21 -Prof. Ferguson. 0 1 Dr. W. R. Lang. ,^3(Prof. Cleland and ( Demonstrators. 2 J. F. Gemmill, M.B. 3 31 31 31- 5 5 Prof. Young. Prof. Stockman. ). Prof. 1\I‘Kendrick ar t IMuirhead Demonstrate Prof. M‘Call Andersc ^ |.Prof. Glaister. Prof. Muir. 6 31 2 2 Prof. Macewen. 2 2 Ifi 1 Prof. M. Cameron. Dr. Yellowlees. Dr. Thomas Reid. 1 1 Dr. Thomas Barr. J. Walker Downie, M.ui University Assistants.' Zoology, James Rankin, B.Sc., M.B., and Norman H. Y'. Maclaren ; Botat 5Villiam H. Lang, D.Sc., M.B., and D. T. Gwynne Vaughan. M.A.; Chemist William R. Lang, D.Sc., F.C.S., 5V. Garrick Anderson, M.A., D.Sc., and Jar Roberts, F.C.S. ; Anatomy, Ale.xander Macphail, M.B., John Morton, M.B., Archib N. M'Lellan, M.B., and James F. Gemmill, M.A., hl.D.; Physiology, William Brodie, M.B. (Muirhead Demonstrator), and John H. Teacher, M.A. M.B.; Mate Medica, Francis J. Charteris, M.B.; Pathology, Alex. R. Ferguson, M.B., £ M. L. Taylor, M.B.; Surgery, John Gordon, ]\I.D.; Midwifery, John M. M. Kt| M.B.; Practice of Medicine, James Carslaw, M.A., M.B.; Forensic Medicine, Geo A. Brown, M.B. Clinical Sm-.wrw (Professor Macewen), Percival A, Mitchell. M.B. : ClhiicalSiirg. (Professor Sir H. C. Cameron), Alfred A. Young, M.B. ; Clinical Medicine (Profes* Sir 5V. T. Gairdner), James Carslaw, M.A., M.B., and Robert B. Ness, M.A., M. Clinical Medicine (Profe.ssor M'Call Anderson), James Hinshelwood, M.A., JM. and 5Villiam R. Jack, B.Sc., M.D. I Fee for a Second or subsequent Session, £2 2s. 2Instead of this Practi&il Course in Summer, Jledical Students may take a three moi course of Laboratory Instruction in Winter. 3 students wlio h.ave taken two winters and two summers of Practical Anatomy, as we! the Junior and Senior Lecture Courses, may afterwards enrol in Practical Anatomy at £ 4 After first Lecture, the Class will meet in divisions. ,,,? ?*'^*dents of the University wlio have completed their Sei V\ inter of Medical study. This course is supplementary to the Winter eoiir.se. and take . , , . ^ . , , . , supplementary to the Winter course, and take special subjects, to be announced in the Summer bills. 8 Includes foe for atteud.ance at Eye Infirmary. 7 The Assistants and pemoiistrators in this list w'ere for 1809-1000. Those for 1000-100 I to be appointed before the beginning of the session.