Appendix
THE BLUE PRINT'
FACULTY OF ARTS:
The Committee first considered the Arts
ENGLISH
Propane of staf
all! meniem.
m
Faculty of such a University
concluded
Adequate
that English studies must be the mrimary concern, training in English speech and writing is now a major concern
or the Chinese kini: tay of Education and it was belierod that herein practical co-operation of very great valuc could be offered by a University in Hong Kong wherein the teaching of English was soundly conceived and English was the medium of instruction in most subjects. The Committee would emphasise no less the cultural valuc of English studies which in a British University in the Far East would take the place of the Classics in British education,
The Committee was of the opinion that to achieve the aims it al in mind the staff of the English Department should be increased to become
CHINESE.
1 ProfessOT
1.
I
Lecturer (English) Lecturer (Chinese)
for the study or Compara-
tive Literaturo in Chinese and English.
3 Junior Lecturors
Tutors to a muder determined
by the size of the classes
Adequate training in the use of Chinese as well as cpportunity
to study the great literature in Chinese is a right for both local and overseas Chinese.
A Chinese Dupartment was thore- fore rogarded as basic in any revived University,
should be :
1. Professor
1 Lecturer
MACHER
IOS.
The staff
2 Junior Lecturers 2 Tutors.
Mathmatical studies frequently are congental
to Chinese students and the Comittee anticipated that good honours
1
ulop. The staff suggested
courses should not be difficult to develop.
WORL
Arc
1.
2.
Professoý Ticader
Lecturers
dividing responsibilities for studies in Pure and applied mathematics. 2. Thitors.
SI