FACULTY OF MEDICINE THE regular course of instruction consists of Four Sessions, of eight months each commencing October 3rd. There is a distinct and separate course for each of the four years. The lectures and demonstrations in the subjects of the First and Second years are given in the Biolog ical Labratory and the lecture rooms of the University. The degrees conferred by the University of Toronto in Medicing are Bachelor of Medicine (M.B.), and Doctor of Medicine (M.D.). Students may take a combined course in Arts and Medicine if they wish to do so. Art students who are taking the Honour course in Natural Science are able to fulfil the requirments of the primary work in Medicine during their final years in Arts, and thus it is possible to obtain the degrees of B.A. and M.B. upon six years' University training. Attention is directed to the efficient equipment of the University laboratories for instruction in the various branches of the Medical Curriculum. The new building of the Faculty of Medicine has just been completed at a cost of $175,000.00, in the Queen's Park, and affords laboratory accomodation for Pathology and Physiology which is unsurpassed. Didactic Instruction in the final subjects of the medical course is given in the new lecture theatres. To meet the requirements of the Ontario Medical Council, a course of instruction is conducted during a Fifth year. This is entirely optional as far as the University of Toronto is concerned. Clinical Teaching is given in the Toronto General Hospital, Burnside Lying-in Hospital, St. Michael's Hospital, Hospital for Sick Children, and other medical charities of Toronto. There are special research scholarships offered to graduates in Medicine, and every opportunity is now offered for scientific research work in any of the various laboratories of the University, under the direct supervision of the Professor in charge. The Faculty provide three medals for the graduating class (one gold and two silver). There are also scholarships available for undergraduates in the First and Second years; these are awarded to the candidates on the results of the annual examinations. Further information regarding scholarships, medals, etc., may be obtained from the Calendar, or on application to the Secretary. R. A. REEVE, B.A., M.D., A. PRIMROSE, M.B., Biological Department, University of Toronto |