Degrees, Academic
Found in 72 Collections and/or Records:
Graduates in Science, 1888-1965
Graduation schedules including examinations taken, as follows:
- Graduates in Pure Science, to 1899
- Graduates in Engineering, Public Health & Agriculture, to 1899
- Graduates in Science, 1900-1965
Honorary DD degree, 1933
Honorary DD degree certificate from the University of St Andrews.
Laureation and degrees albums, 1587-1896
4 albums containing students' signatures, signifying their graduation.
Letter from William Stark to Joseph Black, 20 March 1766
Letter from William Stark, London, to Joseph Black , wishing to obtain a MD in absentia from his former university (Glasgow) and referring to cases at St George's Hospital, London.
Letter to Dr Mary Gardner Grierson from Fanny Davies, 28 February 1925
Letter, 28 February 1925, London, Fanny Davies to Mary Grierson. Asking Grierson on behalf of a pupil about taking a music degree under Tovey at the University of Edinburgh. Holograph signed.
Letter to Edward Joseph Dent from Sir Donald Francis Tovey, 14 November 1931
Letter, 14 November 1931, Edinburgh, Sir Donald Francis Tovey to Edward Joseph Dent. Description of Tovey's ideas of university musical education, comparison of Edinburgh degrees with that of Oxford and Cambridge. Typescript copy.
Letter to [Edward Speyer] from Franz Moser, 03 July 1927
Letter, 3 July 1927, Franz Moser to [Edward Speyer]. Outlining plans to do a doctorate in music at Edinburgh University and plans to compose chamber music. Holograph signed, L2317 - L2325 sewn together in a book.
Letter to James Cossar Ewart from B.L Seawell, 07 October 1901
Seawell, a former pupil of Ewart's, writes as a teacher of biology at a State Normal School in Warrensburg, Missouri, where he has recently been conducting general botany and zoology research. In particular he has been investigating the ecological relations of the life-forms of a series of small freshwater lakes in the area. He would like to know how he might go about studying for the degree of Doctor of Science from the University of Edinburgh.
Letter to James Cossar Ewart from James Richard Ainsworth-Davis, 06 January 1904
Ainsworth-Davis states that he is interested in the proposed developments in Veterinary Science at the University of Edinburgh and that he has written a letter about certain points raised in the Draft Ordinance relating to Veterinary Degrees. He invites Ewart to show the letter to his colleagues and goes on to outline his experience in the field and his opinions on the state of veterinary studies.
Letter to Mary Gardner Grierson from Sir Donald Francis Tovey, 03 November 1912
Letter, 3 November 1912, Edinburgh, Donald Tovey to Mary Grierson. Emphasising that music should be a faculty, not part of an arts faculty. Holograph signed.