French university degrees : doctorates and other diplomas, certificates in French language and literature, certificates of attendance : a handbook of information for foreigners.

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Date:
1910
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Credit: French university degrees : doctorates and other diplomas, certificates in French language and literature, certificates of attendance : a handbook of information for foreigners. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    FACULTY OF SCIENCE The Faculty may grant the degree of Doctor of the University of Toulouse, in one of the ten following subjects: Analysis, Mechanics, Geometry, Astronomy, Physics, Chemistry, Mine- ralogy, Zoology, Botany, Geology, to candidates who have won two certificates of Higher Studies granted by a French Faculty, or equivalent foreign Diplomas, or give evidence of personal work of which the Faculty will appreciate the importance. Course of study : one year. The Examination consists of: 1. A thesis containing the results of individual research. 2. Oral questions on the same subjects as those selected for the subject of the thesis, and indicated in advance by the Faculty. Fees for the certificate in mathematics; Four Inscriptions fees at 30 fr 120 fr. Four Library fees at 2.50 10 fr. Examination 80 fr. Candidates must pay a supplement of 800 fr. tor laboratory work in chemistry and 200 fr. in the other sciences. Diploma of Chemical Engineering. Requirements for entrance. Students of French or foreign origin, at least 17 years old, who have undergone, in the second fortnight ol July or I he first week of November, an entrance examination bearing on the elements of chemistry, physics and mathematics (arith- metic, algebra and geometry), may lollow the preparatory course for the Diploma of Chemical Engineering. Those who possess one of the following diplomas are exempted from the entrance examination : Baccalaureat of letters and mathematics, classic or modern. Baccalaureat of science and letters, modern. Baccalaureat of latin-science, and science-modern languages, the second parL being mathematics.
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