§ Mr. Albuasked the Minister of Education what were the awards obtained, and in what subjects, by the students of advanced courses at technical colleges, as described in paragraph 56 of Command Paper No. 9703, in the last year for which the figures are available.
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§ Sir D. EcclesThe most up-to-date figures, which are for 1953–54, are as follows:
London Internal Degree—Science 237 London Internal Degree—Technology 209 London External Degree—Science 722 London External Degree—-Technology 283 Higher National Diploma—Building 55 Higher National Diploma—-Electrical Engineering 86 Higher National Diploma—Mechanical Engineering 107 Higher National Certificate—Building 637 Higher National Certificate—Chemistry 502 Higher National Certificate—Applied Chemistry 16 Higher National Certificate—Chemical Engineering 5 Higher National Certificate—Civil Engineering 156 Higher National Certificate—Electrical Engineering 1,950 Higher National Certificate—Mechnical Engineering 2,860 Higher National Certificate—Production Engineering 398 Higher National Certificate—Metallurgy 144 Higher National Certificate—Mining 72 Higher National Certificate—Mining Surveying 18 Higher National Certificate—Naval Architecture 14 Higher National Certificate—Applied Physics 46 Higher National Certificate—Textiles 122 College Diploma (Not included above)—Technical 350 College Diploma (Not included above)—Science 90 Associate of Royal Institute of Chemistry (Not included above)—Chemistry 110 Full Technological Certificate of City and Guilds of London Institute—Telecommunications Engineering 67 Others (Various) 73 Associate of Royal Institute of British Architects (Not included above)—Architecture 500 9,829