Women Workers in Seven Professions: A Survey of Their Economic Conditions and Prospects
General
Women Workers in Seven Professions: A Survey of Their Economic Conditions and Prospects
Vocational guidance; Women -- Employment -- Great Britain
Duration of Pass Course in Arts or Science: 3 years.
Duration of Honours (M.A., M.Sc.) in Arts or Science: 4 years.
Cost of Tuition in Arts: 54 guineas for the course.
Cost of Tuition in Science: From 47 guineas to £186, 2s. for
the course, according to subjects chosen.
Cost of Residence (optional): From 40 to 55 guineas per annum.
Scholarships, Bursaries, and Prizes.
Name. Value and Tenure. Remarks.
Entrance(2) Not more than £25
1 year
Fentham's Trust £75 3 years Awarded on to candidates
who have resided for 5
years in the City of
Birmingham
University(2) £30 1 year Science
University(2) £30 1 year Arts
University(15) Free tuition and not
more than £30
maintenance 4 years
Theodore Mander £24 2-3 years Open to sons and daughters
of burgesses of
Wolverhampton, and
awarded to those
intending to take Degree
Courses in the Faculties
of Science of Commerce
Polytechnic(2) £45 _circa_ 3 years
Ascough £36 _circa_ 1 year Chemistry
(renewable)
George Henry £45 3 years Classics
Marshall
German £50 -- Offered each year for 5
years from 1913.
Education Committee £50 3 years
Major(5)
Corbett £28 _circa_ 1 year For 2nd year students.
Mathematics.
#Post-Graduate#
University(4) £50 1 year Arts and Science
Research(4) £50 1 year Arts and Science
Priestley(3) £96 _circa_ 1 year Chemistry Research
(renewable)
1851 Exhibition £150 2 years Scientific Research
UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL.
Duration of Course in Arts or Science, Pass or Honours: 3 years.
Cost of Tuition in Arts: 18 guineas per annum.
Cost of Tuition in Science: 20 guineas per annum.
Cost of Residence (optional) at Clifton Hill House: 40 guineas per annum.
Scholarships, Bursaries, and Prizes.
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