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ties of Theology, thirteen of Arts, thirty-one of Medicine, ten of Sci-
ence, etc.
The University of London grants degrees to all who satisfy its
examinations, with the exceptions of engineering and medical degrees
(for which study at an approved institution is required). The London
external degree has been of great importance in the development of the
University system.
Many of the new independent universities were at first university
colleges (i.e. university institutions which could not award their own
degrees) and for them the University of London became the degree-
awarding body. The London external degree is very important to stu-
dents in technical colleges and some teacher-training colleges, as well
as for private students working on their own, away from educational
centers.
The development of new qualifications (e.g. the new Diploma in
Technology) and increasing enrolments in regular university courses
have made the external degree less important. Speaking of somebody's
qualifications and education background people usually say: I am a Civil
Engineer, with a (BSc / MSc) degree from Edinburgh University, or: She
has a degree from London University in Politics and Economics.
Notes
external degree – степень, присваиваемая заочно
enrolments – наборы студентов
TASKS
1. Find the English equivalents to the following
a) … был только органом, принимавшим экзамены и при-
сваивавшим степени.
b) Лондонский университет присваивает степени всем, кто
выдерживает экзамены, проводимые им.
2. Point out what information is given in the text
a) The usual minimum course for the new Diploma in Technol-
ogy is three years for full-time students.
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b) Specialized institutes train specialists for one of the fields of
culture or national economy.
c) The development of new qualifications has made the external
degree of the University of London less important.
Text F. Read the text and do the tasks that follow
Letters from College
Dear John,
I meant to write you at once, but it took me rather long to get
used to College life. College is a very big place and at first I got lost
almost every time I left my room. Things are much easier now and I
hope you’ll look me up some day and let me walk you about. You
won’t be disappointed, I promise. Oh, I’m good at showing people
about. I’ll say something like this:
Our college was founded over two hundred years ago. On
your right is the Library which was built about the same year the
college was founded. (So you can easily imagine how it looks and
smells inside!).The building on your left, which rather reminds me
of Tudor Romanesque next to it is the new infirmary and so forth.
The trouble with College is that they expect you to know such
a lot of things you’ve never learnt. To be quite honest, I never knew
I was so much behind the others. It’ll take me months of real hard
work to catch up with the fellows!
I made an awful mistake the very first day. Somebody men-
tioned Maurice Maeterlinck, and I asked if he was a Freshman. That
joke has gone all over College.
Did ever you hear of Michelangelo?
I didn’t until the last week. He was a famous artist who lived
in Italy in Middle Ages. Everybody in English knew about him and
the whole class laughed because I thought he was an archangel. He
sounds like an archangel, doesn’t he? Now I know better. When
people start talking about things I never heard of, I just keep quiet
and look them up in the encyclopedia.
We’ve been studying hard all through the term. Now that the
exams have started, it’s got worse. I’ve learned fifty-seven French
ties of Theology, thirteen of Arts, thirty-one of Medicine, ten of Sci- b) Specialized institutes train specialists for one of the fields of ence, etc. culture or national economy. The University of London grants degrees to all who satisfy its c) The development of new qualifications has made the external examinations, with the exceptions of engineering and medical degrees degree of the University of London less important. (for which study at an approved institution is required). The London external degree has been of great importance in the development of the Text F. Read the text and do the tasks that follow University system. Many of the new independent universities were at first university Letters from College colleges (i.e. university institutions which could not award their own degrees) and for them the University of London became the degree- Dear John, awarding body. The London external degree is very important to stu- I meant to write you at once, but it took me rather long to get dents in technical colleges and some teacher-training colleges, as well used to College life. College is a very big place and at first I got lost as for private students working on their own, away from educational almost every time I left my room. Things are much easier now and I centers. hope you’ll look me up some day and let me walk you about. You The development of new qualifications (e.g. the new Diploma in won’t be disappointed, I promise. Oh, I’m good at showing people Technology) and increasing enrolments in regular university courses about. I’ll say something like this: have made the external degree less important. Speaking of somebody's Our college was founded over two hundred years ago. On qualifications and education background people usually say: I am a Civil your right is the Library which was built about the same year the Engineer, with a (BSc / MSc) degree from Edinburgh University, or: She college was founded. (So you can easily imagine how it looks and has a degree from London University in Politics and Economics. smells inside!).The building on your left, which rather reminds me of Tudor Romanesque next to it is the new infirmary and so forth. Notes The trouble with College is that they expect you to know such external degree – степень, присваиваемая заочно a lot of things you’ve never learnt. To be quite honest, I never knew enrolments – наборы студентов I was so much behind the others. It’ll take me months of real hard work to catch up with the fellows! TASKS I made an awful mistake the very first day. Somebody men- tioned Maurice Maeterlinck, and I asked if he was a Freshman. That 1. Find the English equivalents to the following joke has gone all over College. Did ever you hear of Michelangelo? a) … был только органом, принимавшим экзамены и при- I didn’t until the last week. He was a famous artist who lived сваивавшим степени. in Italy in Middle Ages. Everybody in English knew about him and b) Лондонский университет присваивает степени всем, кто the whole class laughed because I thought he was an archangel. He выдерживает экзамены, проводимые им. sounds like an archangel, doesn’t he? Now I know better. When people start talking about things I never heard of, I just keep quiet 2. Point out what information is given in the text and look them up in the encyclopedia. a) The usual minimum course for the new Diploma in Technol- We’ve been studying hard all through the term. Now that the ogy is three years for full-time students. exams have started, it’s got worse. I’ve learned fifty-seven French 55 56
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