_Scholarships and Fellowships._—There is only one Fellowship definitely set aside to be awarded to foreign students—the John W. Garrett International Fellowship in Bacteriology, offered by the University of Liverpool to students from the United States or other foreign countries. In several Universities, however, scholarships and fellowships exist which are not limited to students in Great Britain; and particulars of these can be obtained from their Scholarship Prospectuses. Candidates from other countries must, however, produce ample proof of their qualifications, and are probably at some disadvantage unless they have studied under professors of world-wide reputation. In many of the Universities there are endowments for research open to persons, whether British born or not, who have already begun work at the University in question. APPENDIX. THE BRITISH FEDERATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN. _President_: Professor Caroline Spurgeon, Doc. Univ. Paris, Hon. Litt.D. (Michigan). The British Federation of University Women was formed in 1910, for the purpose of furthering the interests of University women. _Aims of the Federation._ 1. To create an organisation which shall represent University women in _all_ professions, and enable them to take concerted action on matters affecting their interests in public and private life. 2. To promote co-operation between the University women of Great Britain, and to stimulate friendship between University women throughout the world. 3. To encourage independent research work by University women. 4. To stimulate the interest of University women in municipal and public life. 5. To keep a Register of University women and to notify them of suitable appointments. _Constitution._ The British Federation is composed of Local Associations of University women, the country being divided for this purpose into areas around different large centres. Local Associations have been formed in eleven areas, the centre in each case being a University town. Twenty members is the minimum required to form a Local Association. These Associations are free to adopt any objects which are in accord with the "Aims of the Federation." _Membership._ Membership is restricted to women who hold a University degree or its equivalent. Registered medical women or registered dentists are qualified for membership. In addition to regular members the Federation admits as associates, in certain cases, women who have studied for not less than two years regularly at a University. Students in their last year may be admitted as temporary associates, at the discretion of the Local Association, on the understanding that they become members after taking their degree. Women who have not studied at a University, but who have advanced the higher education and the interests of women, may be admitted by the Local Associations as honorary members. Neither associates nor honorary members have voting power. _Annual Meeting._