University of Cambridge.
Courses of lectures (and time table), laboratory instruction and practical Sanitary Administration are arranged in order to fulfil the requirements of the regulations for the examinations in Sanitary Science held in April and October and include:-
(1) B. ANNINGSON, M.D., M.A. (a) General course of lectures on the principles of Hygiene, (b) in conjunction with the Medical Officer of Health of Cambridge, practical sanitary (urban and rural) administration, (c) administrative work of the Cambridge Borough Infectious Diseases Hospital.
(2) G. H. F. NUTTALL, M.A., F.R.S. Lectures and practical laboratory instruction in Bacteriology and Preventive Medicine at the Pathological Laboratory, Downing Street, Cambridge.
(3) A. E. SHIPLEY, M.A., F.R.S. Lectures and practical demonstrations in animal parasites at the Pathological Laboratory.
(4) J. E. PURVIS, M.A. Lectures and practical laboratory instruction in Chemistry and Physics as applied to Hygiene; and including the chemical and physical examination of gases, water, sewage, foods and their adulterations, &c. at the Chemical Laboratory, Pembroke Street.
Further particulars may be obtained from Dr ANNINGSON, Walt-Ham-Sal, Barton Road Cambridge, or at the University Laboratories above mentioned.
TIME TABLE.
I. Students commencing work in October, and intending to take Part I in April of the following year, and Part II in October of the following year:
Chemistry. Oct. 11 Nov. Dec. Bacteriology. Jan. 17 Feb. March Hygiene. Jan. 17 Feb. March Public Health Administration. April 28 May June July 4 August SeptemberII. Students commencing work in January, and intending to take Parts I and II in October of the same year:
Chemistry. Jan. 17 Feb. March April May June Bacteriology. Jan. 17 Feb. March Hygiene. Jan. 17 Feb. March Public Health Administration. July 4 August SeptemberIII. Students commencing work in June, and intending to take Part I and Part II in April of the following year:
Chemistry. Oct. 11 Nov. Dec. Bacteriology. June 25 July August Hygiene. June 25 July August Public Health Administration. Jan. 17 Feb. MarchIV. Students commencing work in the Easter Term, and intending to take Part I in October of the same year and Part II in April of the following year:
Chemistry. March April May June July August Bacteriology. June 25 July August Hygiene. June 25 July August Public Health Administration. Oct. 11 Nov. Dec. or Jan. 17 Feb. MarchThe months printed in italics do not count for a certificate.
The Vice Chancellor of the University of Cambridge.
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Mr. Antrobus,
Mr. Cox.
Mr. Lucas.
Mr. Graham.
Sir M. Ommanney.
Mr. Churchill.
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University of Cambridge.
Courses of lectures (and tiune table), laboratory instruction and practical Sanitary Adminis tration are arranged in order to fulfil the requirements of the regulations for the examinations in Sanitary Science held in April and October and include:-
(1) B. ANNINGSON, M.D., M.A. (a) General course of lectures on the principles of Hygiene, (b) in conjunction with the Medical Officer of Health of Cambridge, practical sanitary (urban and rural) administration, (c) administrative work of the Cambridge Borough Infectious Diseases Hospital.
(2) G. H. F. NUTTALL, MA., F.R.S. Lectures and practical laboratory instruction in Bacteriology and Preventive Medicine at the Pathological Laboratory, Downing Street, Cambridge,
(3) A. E. SHIPLEY, M.A., F.R.S. Lectures and practical demonstrations in animal parasites at the Pathological Laboratory.
(4) J. E. PURVIS, M.A. Lectures and practical laboratory instruction in Chemistry and Physics as applied to Hygiene; and including the chemical and physical examination of gases, water, sewage, foods and their adulterations, &c. at the Chemical Laboratory, Pembroke Street.
Further particulars may be obtained from Dr ANNINGSON, Walt-Ham-Sal, Barton Road Cambridge, or at the University Laboratories above mentioned,
TIME TABLE.
I. Students commencing work in October, and intending to take Part I in April of the following year, and Part II in October of the following year:
Chemistry.
Oct, 11
Bacteriology. Jan. 17
Nov.
Dec.
Feb. March
Hygiene. Jan. 17 Feb. March
Jan. 17
Feb.
March
Public Health Administration.
April 28 May
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Jan. 17
Feb.
March
April
May
June
Racteriology.
Jan. 17
Feb. March
Hygiene. Jan. 17 Feb. March
Public Health Administration.
July 4 August September
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Chemistry.
Oct. 11
Bacteriology. June 25
Nov.
Dec.
Joly August
Hygiene. June 25 July August
Public Health Administration.
Jan. 17 Feb. March
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March
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June
July
August
Bacteriology.
Hygiene.
June 25
July
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June 25 July August
Public Health Administration.
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Feb.
March
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