Bulletin Vol. 11 No. 1 Aug–Sep1974

Prof. C.T. Hu Columbia University U.S.A. Prof. Joseph Katz University o f British Columbia Canada Prof. Albert H. Yee California State University U.S.A. Electronics Prof. J.E. Houldin Chelsea College U.K. Prof. A . K. Jonscher Chelsea College U. K. Theory Prof. A.E. Karbowiak University o f New South Wales Australia Geography Prof. Paul Wheatley University of Chicago U.S.A. Philosophy Prof. Wing-tsit Chan Chatham College U.S.A. Physics Prof. J.E. Enderby University of Leicester U. K. Dr. S.Y. Lo University of Melbourne Australia Dr. J.G. Rider University of Surrey U. K. Prof. B.Y. Tong University of Western Ontario Canada Dr. G.L. Salinger Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute U.S.A. Sociology Dr . Alvin Rudoff San Jose State College U.S.A. Prof. Peter Worsley University of Manchester U. K. Prof. C.K. Yang University o f Pittsburgh U.S.A. Theology Dr. C.F. Hsiao Tainan Theological College Taiwan Diploma Course in Education Practical Teaching Mr. N .M. Ho Education Department Hong Kong Theory Prof. C.T. Hu Columbia University U.S.A. Postgraudate Diploma Course in Systems Analysis Theory Prof. John M. Bennett University of Sydney Australia The following External Examiners visited Hong Kong this year: Prof. John M. Bennett, Prof. Sen-dou Chang, Prof. C.S. Hoo, Dr. C.F. Hsiao, Prof. Francis L . K. Hsu, Prof. Ivor Keys, Prof. Tung-bin Lo and Prof. Teh-yao Wu. EXAM I NAT I ON NEWS Graduate School Subject to the approval of the Senate, 70 postgraduate students wil l be awarded the following higher degrees: Master of Philosophy Division of Biochemistry 3 Division of Biology 2 Division o f Chemistry 7 Division of Chinese History 4 Division of Chinese Language & Literature 9 Division of Geography 3 Division o f Philosophy 1 Division of Physics 5 Division of Sociology 2 Master of Business Administration 25 Master of Science Division of Electronics 4 Master of Arts Division of Education 5 School of Education Subject to the approval of the Senate, 104 students, 54 of the one-year full-time course, and 50 of the two-year part-time course, will be awarded the Diploma i n Education, Degree Examination Subject to the approval of the Senate, 581 students of the University will be awarded the following Bachelor's degrees: 165 Bachelors of Arts, 154 Bachelors of Science, 90 Bachelors of Business Administration and 172 Bachelors of Social Science. - 4 -