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The beginning of the 17th Century saw the emergence of the Senatus Academicus (or 'The Principal and the Professors of the College of King James the Sixth') as the senior body within the [[University of Edinburgh|University]]. At this time it contained the Principal of the College and 4 Regents. By 1760 The Senatus Academicus contained 18 professors besides the Principal. In the [[Universities (Scotland) Act 1858]] the governance of Edinburgh University passed from Edinburgh Town Council to the Senatus Academicus, the [[University Court]] in connection with a General University Council. Now the Senatus Academicus consists of the [[Principal]], the professors, heads of departments, and a number of readers, lecturers and other teaching and research staff.

The Senatus Academicus superintends and regulates the teaching and discipline of the University and has the power to promote research. The Senatus elects four assessors, of whom at least one must be a professor and at least one a non-professorial member of the teaching staff, to the University Court. Degrees are conferred on the recommendation of the Senatus, by the [[Chancellor]], the [[Principal|Principal and Vice Chancellor]], a Vice Principal, or senior professor present. The Principal is President of the Senatus, with deliberative and also a casting vote. There are thirteen student Associate Members. The Senatus meets six times annually.

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 The beginning of the 17th Century saw the emergence of the Senatus Academicus (or 'The Principal and the Professors of the College of King James the Sixth') as the senior body within the [[University of Edinburgh|University]]. At this time it contained the [[Principal]] of the College and 4 [[Opening of Edinburgh University, 1583#The Regenting System|Regents]]. By 1760 The Senatus Academicus contained 18 professors besides the Principal. In the [[Universities (Scotland) Act 1858]] the governance of Edinburgh University passed from Edinburgh [[Town Council]] to the Senatus Academicus, the [[University Court]] in connection with a [[General Council]]. Now the Senatus Academicus consists of the [[Principal]], the professors, heads of departments, and a number of readers, lecturers and other teaching and research staff.
-The Senatus Academicus superintends and regulates the teaching and discipline of the University and has the power to promote research. The Senatus elects four assessors, of whom at least one must be a professor and at least one a non-professorial member of the teaching staff, to the University Court. Degrees are conferred on the recommendation of the Senatus, by the [[Chancellor (office of)|Chancellor]], the [[Principal|Principal and Vice Chancellor]], a Vice Principal, or senior professor present. The Principal is President of the Senatus, with deliberative and also a casting vote. There are thirteen student Associate Members. The Senatus meets six times annually.
+The Senatus Academicus superintends and regulates the teaching and discipline of the University and has the power to promote research. The Senatus elects four [[Assessors]], of whom at least one must be a professor and at least one a non-professorial member of the teaching staff, to the University Court. Degrees are conferred on the recommendation of the Senatus, by the [[Chancellor (office of)|Chancellor]], the [[Principal|Principal and Vice Chancellor]], a Vice Principal, or senior professor present. The Principal is President of the Senatus, with deliberative and also a casting vote. There are thirteen student Associate Members. The Senatus meets six times annually.
 == Archives ==

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−	The beginning of the 17th Century saw the emergence of the Senatus Academicus (or 'The Principal and the Professors of the College of King James the Sixth') as the senior body within the [[University of Edinburgh\|University]]. At this time it contained the Principal of the College and 4 Regents. By 1760 The Senatus Academicus contained 18 professors besides the Principal. In the [[Universities (Scotland) Act 1858]] the governance of Edinburgh University passed from Edinburgh [[Town Council]] to the Senatus Academicus, the [[University Court]] in connection with a [[General Council]]. Now the Senatus Academicus consists of the [[Principal]], the professors, heads of departments, and a number of readers, lecturers and other teaching and research staff.	+	The beginning of the 17th Century saw the emergence of the Senatus Academicus (or 'The Principal and the Professors of the College of King James the Sixth') as the senior body within the [[University of Edinburgh\|University]]. At this time it contained the [[Principal]] of the College and 4 [[Opening of Edinburgh University, 1583#The Regenting System\|Regents]]. By 1760 The Senatus Academicus contained 18 professors besides the Principal. In the [[Universities (Scotland) Act 1858]] the governance of Edinburgh University passed from Edinburgh [[Town Council]] to the Senatus Academicus, the [[University Court]] in connection with a [[General Council]]. Now the Senatus Academicus consists of the [[Principal]], the professors, heads of departments, and a number of readers, lecturers and other teaching and research staff.

	The Senatus Academicus superintends and regulates the teaching and discipline of the University and has the power to promote research. The Senatus elects four assessors, of whom at least one must be a professor and at least one a non-professorial member of the teaching staff, to the University Court. Degrees are conferred on the recommendation of the Senatus, by the [[Chancellor (office of)\|Chancellor]], the [[Principal\|Principal and Vice Chancellor]], a Vice Principal, or senior professor present. The Principal is President of the Senatus, with deliberative and also a casting vote. There are thirteen student Associate Members. The Senatus meets six times annually.		The Senatus Academicus superintends and regulates the teaching and discipline of the University and has the power to promote research. The Senatus elects four assessors, of whom at least one must be a professor and at least one a non-professorial member of the teaching staff, to the University Court. Degrees are conferred on the recommendation of the Senatus, by the [[Chancellor (office of)\|Chancellor]], the [[Principal\|Principal and Vice Chancellor]], a Vice Principal, or senior professor present. The Principal is President of the Senatus, with deliberative and also a casting vote. There are thirteen student Associate Members. The Senatus meets six times annually.

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−	The beginning of the 17th Century saw the emergence of the Senatus Academicus (or 'The Principal and the Professors of the College of King James the Sixth') as the senior body within the [[University of Edinburgh\|University]]. At this time it contained the Principal of the College and 4 Regents. By 1760 The Senatus Academicus contained 18 professors besides the Principal. In the [[Universities (Scotland) Act 1858]] the governance of Edinburgh University passed from Edinburgh Town Council to the Senatus Academicus, the [[University Court]] in connection with a [[General Council]]. Now the Senatus Academicus consists of the [[Principal]], the professors, heads of departments, and a number of readers, lecturers and other teaching and research staff.	+	The beginning of the 17th Century saw the emergence of the Senatus Academicus (or 'The Principal and the Professors of the College of King James the Sixth') as the senior body within the [[University of Edinburgh\|University]]. At this time it contained the Principal of the College and 4 Regents. By 1760 The Senatus Academicus contained 18 professors besides the Principal. In the [[Universities (Scotland) Act 1858]] the governance of Edinburgh University passed from Edinburgh [[Town Council]] to the Senatus Academicus, the [[University Court]] in connection with a [[General Council]]. Now the Senatus Academicus consists of the [[Principal]], the professors, heads of departments, and a number of readers, lecturers and other teaching and research staff.

	The Senatus Academicus superintends and regulates the teaching and discipline of the University and has the power to promote research. The Senatus elects four assessors, of whom at least one must be a professor and at least one a non-professorial member of the teaching staff, to the University Court. Degrees are conferred on the recommendation of the Senatus, by the [[Chancellor (office of)\|Chancellor]], the [[Principal\|Principal and Vice Chancellor]], a Vice Principal, or senior professor present. The Principal is President of the Senatus, with deliberative and also a casting vote. There are thirteen student Associate Members. The Senatus meets six times annually.		The Senatus Academicus superintends and regulates the teaching and discipline of the University and has the power to promote research. The Senatus elects four assessors, of whom at least one must be a professor and at least one a non-professorial member of the teaching staff, to the University Court. Degrees are conferred on the recommendation of the Senatus, by the [[Chancellor (office of)\|Chancellor]], the [[Principal\|Principal and Vice Chancellor]], a Vice Principal, or senior professor present. The Principal is President of the Senatus, with deliberative and also a casting vote. There are thirteen student Associate Members. The Senatus meets six times annually.

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 The beginning of the 17th Century saw the emergence of the Senatus Academicus (or 'The Principal and the Professors of the College of King James the Sixth') as the senior body within the [[University of Edinburgh|University]]. At this time it contained the Principal of the College and 4 Regents. By 1760 The Senatus Academicus contained 18 professors besides the Principal. In the [[Universities (Scotland) Act 1858]] the governance of Edinburgh University passed from Edinburgh Town Council to the Senatus Academicus, the [[University Court]] in connection with a [[General Council]]. Now the Senatus Academicus consists of the [[Principal]], the professors, heads of departments, and a number of readers, lecturers and other teaching and research staff.
-The Senatus Academicus superintends and regulates the teaching and discipline of the University and has the power to promote research. The Senatus elects four assessors, of whom at least one must be a professor and at least one a non-professorial member of the teaching staff, to the University Court. Degrees are conferred on the recommendation of the Senatus, by the [[Chancellor]], the [[Principal|Principal and Vice Chancellor]], a Vice Principal, or senior professor present. The Principal is President of the Senatus, with deliberative and also a casting vote. There are thirteen student Associate Members. The Senatus meets six times annually.
+The Senatus Academicus superintends and regulates the teaching and discipline of the University and has the power to promote research. The Senatus elects four assessors, of whom at least one must be a professor and at least one a non-professorial member of the teaching staff, to the University Court. Degrees are conferred on the recommendation of the Senatus, by the [[Chancellor (office of)|Chancellor]], the [[Principal|Principal and Vice Chancellor]], a Vice Principal, or senior professor present. The Principal is President of the Senatus, with deliberative and also a casting vote. There are thirteen student Associate Members. The Senatus meets six times annually.
 == Archives ==

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 == Archives ==
-The principal records of the Senatus are its minutes which run continuously from 1733 (EUA IN1/GOV/SEN/1). These are well indexed.
+The principal records of the Senatus are its [[Senatus minutes|minutes]] which run continuously from 1733 (EUA IN1/GOV/SEN/1). These are well indexed.
 [[Category: Governance]]

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	The Senatus Academicus superintends and regulates the teaching and discipline of the University and has the power to promote research. The Senatus elects four assessors, of whom at least one must be a professor and at least one a non-professorial member of the teaching staff, to the University Court. Degrees are conferred on the recommendation of the Senatus, by the [[Chancellor]], the [[Principal\|Principal and Vice Chancellor]], a Vice Principal, or senior professor present. The Principal is President of the Senatus, with deliberative and also a casting vote. There are thirteen student Associate Members. The Senatus meets six times annually.		The Senatus Academicus superintends and regulates the teaching and discipline of the University and has the power to promote research. The Senatus elects four assessors, of whom at least one must be a professor and at least one a non-professorial member of the teaching staff, to the University Court. Degrees are conferred on the recommendation of the Senatus, by the [[Chancellor]], the [[Principal\|Principal and Vice Chancellor]], a Vice Principal, or senior professor present. The Principal is President of the Senatus, with deliberative and also a casting vote. There are thirteen student Associate Members. The Senatus meets six times annually.
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	== Archives ==		== Archives ==

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	The Senatus Academicus superintends and regulates the teaching and discipline of the University and has the power to promote research. The Senatus elects four assessors, of whom at least one must be a professor and at least one a non-professorial member of the teaching staff, to the University Court. Degrees are conferred on the recommendation of the Senatus, by the [[Chancellor]], the [[Principal\|Principal and Vice Chancellor]], a Vice Principal, or senior professor present. The Principal is President of the Senatus, with deliberative and also a casting vote. There are thirteen student Associate Members. The Senatus meets six times annually.		The Senatus Academicus superintends and regulates the teaching and discipline of the University and has the power to promote research. The Senatus elects four assessors, of whom at least one must be a professor and at least one a non-professorial member of the teaching staff, to the University Court. Degrees are conferred on the recommendation of the Senatus, by the [[Chancellor]], the [[Principal\|Principal and Vice Chancellor]], a Vice Principal, or senior professor present. The Principal is President of the Senatus, with deliberative and also a casting vote. There are thirteen student Associate Members. The Senatus meets six times annually.
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		+	== Archives ==
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		+	The principal records of the Senatus are its minutes which run continuously from 1733 (EUA IN1/GOV/SEN/1). These are well indexed.

	[[Category: Governance]]		[[Category: Governance]]