Part 1 General

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Ref: 09-21_Part_1_General

[1] 1.1. These regulations apply to the following degrees of the University: [See Table 1]

[2] 1.2. In these regulations where the context admits:
1. [3] (1) the expression ‘statutory residence’ means residence at any place authorised by the Regulations for Residence in the University (‘the Residence Regulations’);
2. [4] (2) references to divisions and faculty boards shall include a reference to the Committee for the Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Art; and
3. [5] (3) ‘college’ means any college, society, or Permanent Private Hall or any other institution designated by Council by regulation as being permitted to present candidates for matriculation.
[6] 1.3. Any member of the University may be admitted to a degree to which these regulations apply if he or she:
1. [7] (1) has kept statutory residence for the period prescribed in these regulations for the degree in question; and
2. [8] (2) has employed himself or herself in study and hearing lectures and has (unless exempt) passed the First and Second Public Examinations in accordance with the requirements laid down by regulation.

Table 1
[9] Bachelor of Arts	Master of Mathematics
[10] Bachelor of Fine Art	Master of Mathematics and Computer Science
[11] Master of Biochemistry	Master of Mathematics and Philosophy
[12] Master of Chemistry	Master of Physics
[13] Master of Computer Science	Master of Physics and Philosophy
[14] [From 1 October 2013: Master of Computer Science and Philosophy]
[15] Master of Earth Sciences
[16] Master of Engineering