Two year science-based general degree courses followed by two years of specialized degree work could be the answer to the growing demand for places in higher education. Such changes are also needed to satisfy educational and manpower needs.

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University development in the 1970s.

Professor Pippard, a member of the Swann working group on scientific manpower, argues for a pattern of university education based on two years of general study and further years of specialization.

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A. B. Pippard

Papers

Science as a Constituent of University Education