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                "title": "Reconstitution of Faculties into Colleges, 2002",
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                        "*": "In 2002, Edinburgh University underwent a major structural change. Its nine Faculties were reconstituted as three Colleges, while Departments were reorganised and replaced by Schools. \n\n== Colleges ==\n\n*The [[College of Humanities and Social Science]] replaced the Faculties of [[Faculty of Arts|Arts]], [[Faculty of Divinity|Divinity]], [[Faculty of Education|Education]], [[Faculty of Law|Law]], [[Faculty of Music|Music]], and [[Faculty of Social Sciences|Social Sciences]].\n*The [[College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine]] replaced the Faculties of [[Faculty of Medicine|Medicine]] and [[Faculty of Veterinary Medicine|Veterinary Medicine]].\n*The [[College of Science and Engineering]] replaced the [[Faculty of Science and Engineering]].\n\nTwenty-two schools were created within these colleges, as follows:\n\n== Humanities and Social Science ==\n\n*[[School of Arts, Culture and Environment|Arts, Culture and Environment]]\n*[[Business School]]\n*[[School of Divinity|Divinity]]\n*[[School of Economics|Economics]]\n*[[School of Health in Social Science|Health in Social Science]]\n*[[School of History, Classics and Archaeology|History, Classics and Archaeology]]\n*[[School of Law|Law]]\n*[[School of Literatures, Languages and Cultures|Literatures, Languages and Cultures]]\n*[[Moray House School of Education]]\n*[[School of Philosophy, Psychology and Language Sciences|Philosophy, Psychology and Language Sciences]]\n*[[School of Social and Political Science|Social and Political Science]]\n\nFollowing [[Merger with Edinburgh College of Art, 2011|merger]] between [[Edinburgh College of Art]] and Edinburgh University in 2011, the [[School of Arts, Culture and Environment]] was subsumed within an enlarged Edinburgh College of Art.\n\n== Medicine and Veterinary Medicine ==\n\n*[[School of Biomedical Sciences|Biomedical Sciences]]\n*[[School of Clinical Sciences|Clinical Sciences]]\n*[[School of Molecular, Genetic and Population Health Sciences|Molecular, Genetic and Population Health Sciences]]\n*[[Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies]]\n\n== Science and Engineering ==\n\n*[[School of Biological Sciences|Biological Sciences]]\n*[[School of Chemistry|Chemistry]]\n*[[School of Engineering|Engineering]]\n*[[School of GeoSciences|GeoSciences]]\n*[[School of Informatics|Informatics]]\n*[[School of Mathematics|Mathematics]]\n*[[School of Physics and Astronomy|Physics and Astronomy]]\n\n== Other University Events in 2002 ==\n\n*[[Opening of New Medical School, 2002|Opening of New Medical School]]\n*[[Fire Damage to School of Informatics, 2002|Fire Damage to School of Informatics]]\n\n[[Category:Events]][[Category:Incomplete]]"
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                "title": "Record Percentage of Women Students, 1924",
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                        "*": "The percentage of women students at Edinburgh University reached a peace time peak in 1924.\n\nAfter the first admission of women to degree courses in 1892, the numbers of female students rose steadily until by 1913 they accounted for 17% of the student population. The [[First World War]] had an enormous impact on female participation in university life.  The number of women students rose from 552 in 1913-1914 to more than a thousand in 1919-20, partly as a result of the decision to admit women into the [[Faculty of Medicine]] in 1916. The war years also saw the election of the first female president of the [[Students' Representative Council]]. The return of many young men to complete their studies after the war tilted the balance back in favour of male students, but there was still over 400 female students in the Medical Faculty in 1919-20. Female numbers continued to rise as the wave of returning conscripts subsided and by 1924-25 they accounted fir 31% of the student population. Thereafter, an economic downturn culminating in the Great Depression of 1929-32 caused female numbers to decline. The government's response to the financial included savage cuts to education funding which led to a drastic reduction in the number of teaching posts available in schools. This particularly affected women students for whom teaching was the main career choice. By 1938-39 the number of female students had fallen to 24%.\n\n== Other University Events in 1924 ==\n\n*[[Eric Liddell's Olympic Gold Medal, 1924|Eric Liddell's Olympic Gold Medal]]\n*[[Foundation of University of Edinburgh Graduates' Association, 1924|Foundation of University of Edinburgh Graduates' Association]]\n\n== Related Pages ==\n\n*[[Foundation of Edinburgh Ladies Education Association, 1868]]\n*[[First Graduation of Female Students, 1893]]\n*[[First World War|The University and the First World War]]\n*[[First Female Senior President of Students' Representative Council, 1915]]\n*[[Admission of Women to Faculty of Medicine, 1916]]\n\n== Sources ==\n\n*Robert D. Anderson, 'The Construction of a Modern University', in Robert D. Anderson, Michael Lynch, and Nicholas Phillipson, ''The University of Edinburgh: An Illustrated History'' (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2003), pp. 103-207.\n\n[[Category:Events]][[Category:Incomplete]]"
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