1958-1959

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1958 BRITISH COLUMBIA'S CENTENNIAL
UNIVERSITY'S GOLDEN JUBILEE
THE UNIVERSITY OF
BRITISH COLUMBIA
CALENDAR
FORTY-FOURTH SESSION
1958-1959
VANCOUVER^•^BRITISH COLUMBIA^•^1958
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1958 BRITISH COLUMBIA'S CENTENNIAL
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VANCOUVER • BRITISH COLUMBIA • 1958
PROGRAMME FOR NEW STUDENTS
Friday, September 12th: Arts 100, 9.00 a.m.—Meeting
for new students from other countries.
Monday, September 15th: Auditorium, 9.00 a.m.—Ad-
dress by the Dean of Administrative and Inter-Faculty
Affairs, who will describe the courses of study in the
various faculties.
Monday, September 15th: Auditorium, 12.30 noon and
3.30 p.m.—Counselling tests for new students, mainly
those from out-of-town.
Tuesday, September 16th: Registration begins. (See
page 5.)
Thursday, September 18th: Auditorium, 9.00 a.m.—Ori-
entation programme for new students.
Friday, September 19th: Auditorium, 9.090 a.m.—Stu-
dents' Council programme.
Saturday, September 20: Continua5tion of orientation
programme.
PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS
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Wednesday, October 1st: 11.30 a.m.—Address to Faculty
and Student Body by Pre8sident N. A. M. MacKenzie
in Armoury. All lectures and laboratories cancelled.
Date and hour subject to change.
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CHILDREN OF WAR DEAD (Education Assistance) ACT
This Act provides fees and monthly allowances for
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children of veterans whose death was attributable to
military service. Enquiries should be directed to the
nearest dis1trict office of the Department of Veterans'
Affairs.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ASSISTANCE
In order to assist students of academic merit who,
without financial assistance, cannot proceed with their
education beyond the level of the secondary school, the
Provincial Government, with Dominion Government
participation, has set aside a fund to provide loans (and
a limited number of bursaries). Loans are to be repaid
within three years of completion of training. Applica-
tions, on forms available from the Department of Educa-
tion, Victoria, B.C., must be received not later than
August 1st.
A similar fund, known as Department of Education
Assistance for Teacher Training, has been provided by
the Provincial Government for those who are preparing
for the profession of teaching and agree to teach in the
public school system of British Columbia for three years
after graduation from teacher training. Applications
must be received by the Department of Education, Vic-
toria, B.C., not later than August 1st.
CONTENTS
GENERAL INFORMATION Faculty of Arts and Science—(Continued)
Page Page
Academic Year ^ 5 School of Social Work ^ 165
Visitor ^ 9 Degree of M.S.W. . 168
Administrative Officers, Faculty, etc. 9
53 Courses in^Social^Work .• ..........^..........^..... 170
Constitution of University 55
Library^....^. .^ .... .^55 FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCE
Museums^..... ....... .... 56
Degrees Offered ^ 177
Gymnasiums, Stadium, Fields 58
Registration and Admission 177
Brock Memorial Building 59
Examinations and Advancement 177
Fine Arts Gallery ^ 59
Supplementals 178
Computing Centre .... 60
Degree of B.A.Sc. ^ 179
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Practical Work
Deanof^Women^..._ ...................................................... 63 First and Second Years . 180
Board and^Residence ............ .^... 63 Third Year Essays 9^ 182
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Third and Fourth Year Curricula ^ 182
Counselling and Placement .^65 Course Descriptions 193
Self-Help Programme ..^... 65 School of Ar5chitecture ^ 210
Veterans' Affairs . .^. .^65 Degree of B.Arch. 210
Information^Office^......^. .. 65 Admission to Architecture ^ 210
Courses of Study ...^...^66 Exam-inations and Advancement 211
AcademicDress^............................................................ 66 Summer Work^.. ^ 211
Admission^Requirements^....................................... 67 8Curriculum 212
Senior^Matriculation^................................................ 67 Courses in Architecture .. 214
Matriculation Requirements . 68 School of Nursing ...... 218
GRreagdisutartaiotnio^n.. .^.......... ......... 56790 BNausrisci nPgr^ofCesusriroicnualla C^u...r...r..i.c...u....l.u....m.. ..........^............ 221198
Attendance ^ 70 Curricula for Graduate Nurses ........................ 222
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Courses^in Nursing ........ 225
Supplemental^Centres^........ . •....•••• .9....^..•••• ..... 71
Re-Readings ^ 71
FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE
••••••.••••• ...... •• ...... 71
1 75 General^. .....^. 229
Occupational Course 230
Professional Gardeners' Course 230
FACULTY OF ARTS AND SCIENCE Short Courses^..... 230
Degrees Offered ^ 79 Admission and Registration ...^.. 231
Degree of B.A. 79 Degree of B.S.A.
Registration and Admission ^ 79 Four-Year^General^Course^................................. 231
Summer Session Credits 79 First and Second Years ^ 232
Third and Fourth Years 232
Religious Knowledge Options ^ 80
Five-Year Honours Curricula 233
General Regulations ..... .^..... ^ 80 Honours Requirements ^ 234
First^and^Second^Years^.......................................... 80 Teacher Training Course . 238
Third and Fourth Years ^ 83 Examinations and Advancement . 238
General Course^............................................................... 83 Course Descriptions^. 239
Honours Courses ^ 83
84 FACULTY OF LAW
Examinations and Advancement ^ 86
Degree of LL.B. ..
Course Descriptions^..... 88
Admission 253
School of Home Economics ..........^..... 153
Advanced Standing ^ 253
Degree of B.H.E. ^ 153 Registration ^ 253
Courses in Home Economics ^ 155 Combined Course 254
School of Physical Education ^ 157 Attendance and Examinations ....^.... 254
Compulsory Physical Education ^ 158 Admission to Bar .... 254
Degree of^B.P.E.^.... 160
Courses in Physical Education _^ 162 Courses of Instruction ^ 254
FACULTY OF PHARMACY Faculty of Education—(Continued)
Page Advanced Standing ^ 321
Degree^of^B.S.P.^................ 261 Fees and Expenses .........^.. - 323
Admission 261 Examinations and Advancement _______ 323
Requirements^for^Licensing^.............................. 261 Programme Requirements . 325
Examinations and Advancement .................. 262 Bachelor of Education (Elena) ^ 326
Curriculum 262 Bachelor^of^Education^(Sec.)^....................... 328
Special Programmes^...^.... . 329
Undergraduate Courses 331
Secondary Majors 337
FACULTY OF MEDICINE Elementary^Majors^.............^........... ......... 342
Admission^ . 267 Graduate Work 343
Applications for Admission^....^.^.. 267 Graduate Courses 344
Pre-Medical Requirements 268
Admission by Transfer 268
FACULTY OF GRADUATE STUDIES
Fees . 269 Degrees Offered 351
Student Expense . 269 Master's Degree Requirements 351
Degree of M.D.^ . 270 Degree of M.A. 354
Examinations and Advancement . 271 Degree of M.Sc.9 359
Enabling Certificates 272 Degree of M.A.Sc. 360
Requirements for Degree 272 Degree of M.F. 362
Licence to Practice^ . 273 Degree o5f M.S.A. ^ 362
Interneship^ . 273 Degree of M.B.A. ^ 363
Courses of Instruction 273 Degree of M.Ed. 364
D-egree^of^M.P.E.^............^........^..... ............ 365
Ph.D.^Requirements ^ 365
FACULTY OF FORESTRY 8Ph.D.^Courses^Offered^.............._ ............. 367
General^ . 285 Community and Regional Planning ... _^373
Admission^ .^. 285 Courses in Planning^..^.^... 375
Courses^.^.. 5 Diploma^in Criminology•... ..•^376
Institute of Fisheries ^ 377
Examinations and Advancement ............... 289 Courses in Fisheries 378
University Research Forest ^9 290 Institute^of^Oceanography^................................ 379
Sopron Division ^ 291 Courses in Oceanography ...... 381
Forest Products Laboratories ^ 291
Course Descriptions ^ 292
1 SCHOLARSHIPS, BURSARIES, LOAN
FUNDS AND LECTURESHIPS
FACULTY OF COMMERCE AND General^Regulations ..................^.... 385
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Graduate Awards ^ 387
Courses leading to B.Com. Degree ^ 299 Undergraduate Awards . 397
Admission to B.Com. Courses . 299 Bursaries 449
Optional Programmes ^ 300
Combined Programme for B.Com. Overseas Appointments^..............^_._... 486
and C.A. ^ 300 Lectureships 486
B.Com. Degree for Graduates ^ 301
Combined Course for B.Com., LL.B. ^ 301
Regulations Regarding Commerce MISCELLANEOUS
Summer Session 491
Professional Associations ^ 303
Correspondence^Courses^........^....... .......... 491
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Extra-Sessional Classes . 492
Option^Requirements^.^.^. .......^....... ..... 304
University Extension^...^.... .......... 493
Courses in Commerce ^ 310
Religious Studies 495
University Training Corps 495
Student^Organization^... .....^........_ 498
FACULTY OF EDUCATION Summer Session Association ^ 499
Degree Offered^ . 319 Alumni Association ^ 500
Programmes Offered ^ 319 Affiliated^Colleges^.. ......... .... . ...^....... 500
Teaching Certificates^. 319 Registration for 1957-58 505
Admission Requirements 320 Degrees Conferred 1957 . 507
* ACADEMIC YEAR
1958
August
Friday 1st Last day for submission of applications for
bursaries.
Friday 15th Last day for submission of applications for
admission to First Year Nursing.
Monday 11th
Supplemental examinations.
Tuesday 19th
September
Monday 1st ACADEMIC YEAR begins. Labour Day.
University closed. 9
Tuesday 2nd Registration begins, Faculty of Graduate Studies,
Master of Social Work candidates , and
Faculty of Medicin5e. Lectures begin First
Year Medicine.
Wednesday 3rd Faculty of Medicine, registration ends; lectures
begin Second-, Third and Fourth Years.
Monday 8th Lectures b8egin, Master of Social Work pro-
gramme.
Friday 12th Meeting for new students from other countries,
9.050 a.m., Arts 100.
Monday 15th Faculty of Law, lectures begin all years. Regis-
tration will be arranged and must be com-
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pleted by 12.00 noon, Saturday, September
20th.
Address describing the courses in the various
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faculties by Dean of Administrative and Inter-
Faculty Affairs at 9.00 a.m. in Auditorium.
Counselling tests, 12.30 noon and 3.30 p.m.,
Auditorium.
Tuesday 16th 1 tRegistration in person for winter session. De-
Saturday 20th tails of place and time mailed to all students
receiving Eligibility for Registration forms.
Registration closes weekdays at 3.30 p.m. and
Saturday at 11.00 a.m.
First term fees are due and payable.
Assigned dormitory accommodation available
Friday evening, September 19th. For special
rate for earlier registrants see page 64.
Thursday 18th Programme in Auditorium for new students as
Saturday 20th 5 follows:
Orientation lectures, Thursday, September 18th,
9.00 a.m.
Continuation of orientation programme, and
Students' Council programme for new stu-
dents, Friday, September 19th, 9.00 a.m., and
Saturday, September 20th, 9.00 a.m
•During 1958 the University is closed Saturdays from May 24th to September 6th inclusive.
Saturday 20th Last day for registration of all students, both
undergraduate and graduate, except those in
extra-sessional classes and correspondence
courses.
Monday 22nd Lectures begin at 8.30 a.m.
Wednesday 24th
Special Congregations.
Thursday 25th
October
Wednesday 1st Last day for handing in graduation essays and
theses (Autumn Congregation).
Last day for changes in students' courses.
Last day for handing in memoranda of courses
leading to Master's degrees.
Address to Faculty and Student Body by the
President of the University, 11.30 a.m., Ar-
moury; all 11.30 a.m. and noon-hour lectures
and laboratories cance9lled. Date and hour
subject to change.
Thursday 2nd Alma Mater Society5, semi-annual meeting.
Meeting of the Joint Faculties.
Monday 6th Meeting of the Faculty of Commerce and Busi-
ness Admin-istration.
Tuesday 7th Meeting o8f the Faculty of Education.
Wednesday 8th Meeting of the Faculty of Arts and Science.
Meeting of the Faculty of Medicine (evening).
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Thursday 9th Meeting of the Faculty of Applied Science.
Friday 10th Meeting of the Faculty of Agriculture.
9Meeting of the Faculty of Pharmacy.
Monday 13th Thanksgiving Day. University closed Saturday
1 to Monday, inclusive.
Tuesday 14th Meeting of the Faculty of Graduate Studies.
Wednesday 15th Meeting of the Senate.
Friday 24th Congregation, 2.30 p.m. Lectures and labora-
tories cancelled from 1.30 p.m.
November
Tuesday 11th Remembrance Day. University closed.
Service in Memorial Gymnasium, 10.45 a.m.
December
Monday 1st Meeting of Faculty of Commerce and Business
Administration.
Tuesday 2nd Meeting of the Faculty of Education.
Wednesday 3rd Meeting of the Faculty of Arts and Science.
Thursday 4th Meeting of the Faculty of Applied Science.
Friday 5th Meeting of the Faculty of Agriculture.
Meeting of the Faculty of Pharmacy.
Monday 8th Meeting of the Faculty of Graduate Studies.
Wednesday 10th Meeting of the Senate.
Saturday 20th First term ends, except for Faculty of Medicine.
Thursday 25th CHRISTMAS DAY. University also closed
Friday and Saturday.
1959
January
Thursday 1st New Year's Day. University closed.
Monday 5th Second term begins. Second term fees due and
payable. Students are advised to mail second
term fees to Accountant by this date.
Saturday 10th Faculty of Medicine, first term ends.
Monday 12th Faculty of Medicine, second term begins.
Monday 26th Meeting of Faculty of Commerce and Business
Administration.
Tuesday 27th Meeting of the Faculty of Education.
Wednesday 28th Meeting of the Faculty of Arts and Science.
Meeting of the Faculty of Medicine (evening).
Thursday 29th Meeting of the Faculty of Applied Science.
Friday 30th Meeting of the Faculty of Agriculture.
Meeting of the Faculty of Pharmacy.
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February
Tuesday 3rd Meeting of the Faculty of Graduate Studies.
Wednesday 11th Meeting of the Senat5e.
March
Monday 2nd Last day for h-anding in theses, Fourth Year,
Faculty of Medicine.
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Thursday 12th Alma Mater Society, annual meeting.
Monday 16th Last day for handing in applications for gradu-
at5e scholarships.
Friday 27th Good Friday. University closed March 27th
and 28th.
Monday 30th 9Easter Monday. University closed.
April
Wednesday 15th1 Last day of lectures, except for Faculty of
Medicine.
Last day for handing in graduation essays and
theses.
Friday 17th Sessional examinations begin.
Saturday 25th Faculty of Medicine, last day of lectures, Third
Year.
Monday 27th Faculty of Medicine, sessional examinations be-
gin for Third Year.
May
Friday 1st Last day for handing in applications for under-
graduate scholarships.
Sessional examinations end.
Saturday 2nd Faculty of Medicine, last day of lectures, First
and Second Years.
Monday 4th Field work in Applied Science and Forestry
begins.
Faculty of Medicine, sessional examinations be-
gin for First and Second Year.
Saturday 9th Meetings of the Faculties of Agriculture, For-
estry, and Pharmacy.
Faculty of Medicine, sessional examinations end.