The medical examination system requires candidates to pass all subjects in one examination. The Primary examination includes anatomy, physiology, and histology, with a mix of written, viva voce, and practical components. The Final examination covers surgery and pathology, also with a combination of written, viva voce, and practical elements, including patient examination and operations on dead bodies. Examinations are held three times a year, and special examinations are not allowed. Applications must be submitted at least fourteen days before the exam. The University of London's Medical School offers courses for the University of London degrees, Conjoint Board diplomas, and final studies of Oxford and Cambridge. The school has departments for preliminary, intermediate, and post-graduate medical sciences. The new chemical laboratories are open, and all departments are open to women. Charing Cross Hospital has 300 beds and offers courses for the University of London degrees, Conjoint Board diplomas, and final studies of Oxford and Cambridge. Fees vary, and scholarships are available. Guy's Hospital has 644 beds and a large Medical School with numerous special departments and student appointments. King's College Hospital has 400 beds and offers a comprehensive medical education with individual attention to each student. The London Hospital is the largest in England with 933 beds and offers scholarships and resident appointments. The London Hospital Dental School is fully equipped and offers a systematic course in dental prosthesis. The Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine for Women offers clinical practice at several hospitals and provides scholarships and resident appointments. Middlesex Hospital has 455 beds and offers special courses for the Diploma of Public Health. St. Bartholomew's Hospital is the oldest and second largest in London, offering a complete medical curriculum. St. George's Hospital offers scholarships and has a club with athletic facilities. St. Mary's Hospital provides systematic clinical teaching and a comprehensive curriculum. St. Thomas's Hospital has 632 beds and offers clinical teaching throughout the week. University College Hospital offers a wide range of medical and dental courses. Westminster Hospital offers a medical school with a Students' Clubs Union and scholarships. Medical schools in the provinces include Birmingham University, which requires five examinations for M.B. and Ch.B. degrees, and Bristol University, which grants various degrees and diplomas. The curriculum at Bristol University spans five years and a half, with lectures and laboratory courses in the new wing of the university. Hospital practice and clinical instruction are provided at associated hospitals.The medical examination system requires candidates to pass all subjects in one examination. The Primary examination includes anatomy, physiology, and histology, with a mix of written, viva voce, and practical components. The Final examination covers surgery and pathology, also with a combination of written, viva voce, and practical elements, including patient examination and operations on dead bodies. Examinations are held three times a year, and special examinations are not allowed. Applications must be submitted at least fourteen days before the exam. The University of London's Medical School offers courses for the University of London degrees, Conjoint Board diplomas, and final studies of Oxford and Cambridge. The school has departments for preliminary, intermediate, and post-graduate medical sciences. The new chemical laboratories are open, and all departments are open to women. Charing Cross Hospital has 300 beds and offers courses for the University of London degrees, Conjoint Board diplomas, and final studies of Oxford and Cambridge. Fees vary, and scholarships are available. Guy's Hospital has 644 beds and a large Medical School with numerous special departments and student appointments. King's College Hospital has 400 beds and offers a comprehensive medical education with individual attention to each student. The London Hospital is the largest in England with 933 beds and offers scholarships and resident appointments. The London Hospital Dental School is fully equipped and offers a systematic course in dental prosthesis. The Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine for Women offers clinical practice at several hospitals and provides scholarships and resident appointments. Middlesex Hospital has 455 beds and offers special courses for the Diploma of Public Health. St. Bartholomew's Hospital is the oldest and second largest in London, offering a complete medical curriculum. St. George's Hospital offers scholarships and has a club with athletic facilities. St. Mary's Hospital provides systematic clinical teaching and a comprehensive curriculum. St. Thomas's Hospital has 632 beds and offers clinical teaching throughout the week. University College Hospital offers a wide range of medical and dental courses. Westminster Hospital offers a medical school with a Students' Clubs Union and scholarships. Medical schools in the provinces include Birmingham University, which requires five examinations for M.B. and Ch.B. degrees, and Bristol University, which grants various degrees and diplomas. The curriculum at Bristol University spans five years and a half, with lectures and laboratory courses in the new wing of the university. Hospital practice and clinical instruction are provided at associated hospitals.