...students.' The result of this conviction was that in 1878 it was decided to accept from the Crown ' a supplemental charter, making every degree, honour,...students of both sexes on perfectly equal terms.' The charter, however, declared that no woman should be a member of Convocation until Convocation should...

...especially with reference to medicine, the Senate and Convocation in 1878 agreed to accept from the Crown a supplemental charter, making every degree, honour,...students of both sexes on perfectly equal terms. The recently founded University colleges had admitted women students from the first, but it was only after...

...for women was procured by this university in 1869. In 1878 it made " every degree, honour, and pri2e awarded by the university accessible to students of both sexes on perfectly equal terms." Since 1889 all disqualification for women in Scotch universities has ceased. The Victoria university,...

...Convocation agreed Degrees to accept from the Crown a supplemental Charter, making every degree, both sexes. honour, and prize awarded by the University accessible to students of both sexes on equal terms. The University of London was thus the first academic body in the United Kingdom to admit...

...discussion the Senate and Convocation agreed in 1878 to accept from the Crown a Supplemental Charter,1 making every degree, honour, and prize awarded by...terms. The University of London was thus the first academic body in the United Kingdom to admit women as candidates for degrees. In June 1879, at the...

...examination, and after much discussion the Senate and Convocation agreed in 1878 to accept from the Crown a Supplemental Charter, making every degree, honour...both sexes on perfectly equal terms. The University was thus the first academic body in the United Kingdom to admit women as candidates for degrees. By...