certificate

Certificate of Dott's attendance at University of Paris tuberculosis course at Berck, 1926.

Accompanied by a 'detailed report' giving the grades attained for each examination for the Certificate, and a copy of the pass list of successful candidates for the examination.

Comprises certificates from: Dunfermline College of Physical Education; the Chartered Society of Massage and Medical Gymnastics; the British Red Cross Society; the Board of Registration of Medical Auxiliaries; the Educational Institute of Scotland; the Royal Life Saving Society, and the National Committee for the Training of Teachers in Scotland.

Certificates of completion received by Maryann Urquhart for her qualifications as a Fever Nurse.

This series consists of Anne Davies's certificates, such as her medical registration certificate, her second professional examination certificates, her second class certificate of merit, and her Scottish universities entrance board certificate. Also includes her MB ChB diploma in Latin, dated 11 July 1945.

Certificates and Honours from:

Honorary M.D. Trinity College Dublin (1886);

Honorary D.Sc. Trinity College Dublin (1891);

Honorary LL.D. St Andrews University (1891);

Royal Society of London (1900);

Honorary LL.D. Glasgow University (1901);

Appointment to Chair of Anatomy at Edinburgh University (incl. biographical details and press cuttings) (1903);

Medical Society of Edinburgh (1904).

This collection is composed of diplomas, certificates, appointments, and honours awarded to William Robertson, Principal of the University of Edinburgh by various institutions and cities. There are also William Robertson's spectacles, and a membership certificate belonging to his son, also called William Robertson (1753-1835), who later became Lord Robertson.

Certificate grants arms to the Dunfermline College of Physical Education and provides a brief history of the College to date.

This is a degree certificate from the University of Edinburgh awarded to Robert Anderson, a minister of Edinburgh, for his Doctorate of Divinity, on the 16th of September 1809. On vellum. Signed by Principal of the University George Husband Baird, as well as other prominent professors at the time, including Alexander Munro Senior (Secundus) and Tertius, Thomas Charles Hope, Andrew Duncan, James Gregory, John Playfair, John Leslie, et al.

Comprises an array of material relating to student life at Dunfermline College of Physical Education, including photographs, artefacts and items of College uniform as well as documents including examination papers.