Chapter 3 – Policy Implications for Gaelic - University of Edinburgh

UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH
Resolution of the University Court No. 16/2012
Degree of Master of Surgery (Urology)
At Edinburgh, Second day of July, Two thousand and twelve.
WHEREAS the University Court deems it expedient to institute a postgraduate degree
of Master of Surgery (Urology):
THEREFORE the University Court, on the recommendation of the Senatus Academicus
and in exercise of the powers conferred upon it by Section 3 of the Universities (Scotland)
Act 1966, with special reference to paragraph 2 of Part II of Schedule 2 to that Act, hereby
resolves:
1. The University of Edinburgh may confer the degree of Master of Surgery (Urology)
(ChM (Urology)) and those engaged in postgraduate studies by coursework in the University
of Edinburgh shall include candidates for the degree of Master of Surgery (Urology).
2. The Senatus Academicus has the power to make Regulations under this Resolution
governing the studies undertaken for the degree of Master of Surgery and in particular to
register candidates for the degree and ensure their satisfactory supervision and to discontinue
registration of unsatisfactory candidates.
3. The degree of Master of Surgery (Urology) shall not be conferred honoris causa.
4. All candidates for the degree of Master of Surgery (Urology) must be registered
postgraduate students of the University of Edinburgh. The Regulations made by the Senatus
governing registered postgraduate students apply to all candidates.
5. A candidate who has satisfied the conditions prescribed by or under this Resolution
shall be entitled to receive the degree of Master of Surgery (Urology).
6. This Resolution shall come into force with effect from the 1 August Two thousand and
twelve.
For and on behalf of the University Court
K A WALDRON
University Secretary
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