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Not to be confused with Josiah Mason College, a specialist Sixth Form College (established 1983). Edmund Street elevation of the college
The University of Birmingham archives include records of the university’s predecessor institution, Mason Science College. These records mostly date from 1880-1900 when the college was open to students, but there is also material dating from the 1870s which provides information about the planned structure and management of the college and the design of the college building.
1. Guide to the records of Mason Science College. Finding Number: UB/MC. The University of Birmingham archives include records of the university’s predecessor institution, Mason Science College. These records mostly date from 1880-1900 when the college was open to students, but there is also material dating from the 1870s which provides ...
At present, the vast majority of the official archives of the University are un-catalogued. However, work is ongoing to arrange and list the archives, and there are electronic finding aids for some of the material, available via our online archive catalogue: Records of the Guild of Students of the University of Birmingham and Mason Science ...
Students in the Applied Computer Science, BS program are encouraged to apply to the BAM program after earning 60 undergraduate credits with an overall GPA of at least 3.30. Students must have successfully completed Data Structures and Formal Methods and Models. Accelerated Option Requirements.
The College of Science at George Mason University blends traditional science education with sought-after programs to prepare students for exciting careers at the cutting edge of interdisciplinary scientific domains. Specializing in: Molecular medicine, Climate dynamics, Planetary science, Forensic science, Environmental studies, Geo-information ...
1875 Mason Science College was founded by Kidderminster-born Josiah Mason. From humble beginnings, Mason had made his fortune by mass-producing key rings, pens, pen nibs and electroplating. He became one of the country’s most esteemed industrialists and philanthropists and was knighted for his generosity in establishing a great orphanage in Erdington, a suburb of Birmingham.
