Academic Dress
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- Qualified to wear the following eleven
academic dresses:
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- Bachelor of Science with Honours in Geology,
University of Exeter, Exeter, Great Britain.
- Approved to wear a black stuff gown of the
Cambridge B.A. shape with a dove grey cloth hood of the full
shape, unlined and bound with spectrum blue 2" each side
round the cowl and cape. A black cloth mortar board with a black
tassle is worn.
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- Master of Science in Structural Geology
and Rock Mechanics, Imperial College of Science and Technology,
University of London, London, Great Britain.
- Approved to wear a black stuff gown with
long, closed sleeves cut in a forward facing curve at the ends.
A hood of black corded silk fully lined and edged on the cape,
cowl and neck band with 3/8" of silk of gold (Yellow) is
worn. As a member of convocation, an additional facing of one-and-a-half
of white silk inside the cowl of the hood is also worn. A black
cloth mortar-board with a black tassle is worn.
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- Diploma of Imperial College in Structural
Geology and Rock Mechanics, Imperial College of Science and Technology,
University of London, London, Great Britain.
- Approved to wear a black stuff or silk gown
of the University of London B.A. shape but having the forearm
seam open and being without cord, button or pleats. Hoods are
made in the Oxford simple shape. The white silk binding is 6
inches wide on the inside of the hood and 3/8 of an inch wide
on the outside. The royal purple velvet band is 1 inch wide and
is placed on the white lining 1/2 an inch away from the edge
of the hood. The black silk binding on the front of the neck
band is 1/4 of an inch on the outside and covers the top and
the bottom of the neck band.
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- Doctor of Natural Sciences, Swiss Federal
Institute of Technology Zürich - Zürich Technical University,
Zürich, Switzerland
- No academic costume, nor any form of academic
insignia, is used by the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology.
However, the Swiss universities prescribe for Doctor of Natural
Sciences degree a Swiss or German style black cloth robe with
faculty colours shown on the robe in the shape of a scarf-like
(epitoge) appendage on the shoulder/neck and as a facing on the
front of the robe. For natural sciences the colour is green.
A black cloth bonnet with a green tassle is worn.
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- Licentiateship of the City & Guilds
of London Institute in Science Laboratory Technology, City &
Guilds, London Institute, London, Great Britain.
- Approved to wear a black stuff gown of the
Cambridge B.A. shape with a white cloth hood of the full shape,
unlined and bound with spectrum red 2" each side round the
cowl and cape. A black cloth mortar board with a black tassle
is worn.
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- Graduate of the Institute of Physics,
London, UK
- Approved to wear a wear a hood of an Oxford
Burgon shape in violet damask fully lined with dark red taffeta.
With this hood may be worn the gown of the Graduateship of The
Institute which is of black material with open pointed sleeves,
each sleeve being gathered at the elbow and held by two violet
cords and buttons. The cap shall be a standard square mortar
board with black tassel.
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- Chartered Physicist and Member of the
Institute of Physics, London, UK
- Approved to wear a wear a hood of a Toronto
full shape in violet damask lined with violet taffeta.The cowl
shall be faced to a depth of 5 cm with dark red taffeta. With
this hood may be worn either the gown of the wearer's degree
or that of the Graduateship of The Institute which is of black
material with open pointed sleeves, each sleeve being gathered
at the elbow and held by two violet cords and buttons. The cap
shall be a standard square mortar board with black tassel.
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- Chartered Chemist and Member of the Royal
Society of Chemistry, London, UK
- Approved to wear a black stuff gown of the
Cambridge B.A. shape (open, plain sleeves) with a Burgon shape
hood in grey Russell cord that is fully lined purple silk and
with a curved purple neckband. The cap shall be a standard square
mortar board with black tassel.
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- Liveryman of the Worshipful Company of
Scientific Instrument Makers, City of London, UK
- Approved to wear a royal blue silk gown having
the forearm seam open and being without cord, button or pleats.
The coat of arms of the Worshipful Company of Scientific Instrument
Makers appears on the left sleeve.
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- Steward (Junior Warden's and Senior's
Warden's) of the Worshipful Company of Scientific Instrument
Makers, City of London, UK
- Approved to wear a scarlet gown having the
forearm seam open and being without cord, button or pleats. The
coat of arms of the Worshipful Company of Scientific Instrument
Makers appears on the left sleeve.
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- Research Assistant Professor with Doctor
of Natural Sciences degree in the College of Natural Sciences,
Forestry, & Agriculture, University of Maine, USA
- Approved to wear a black stuff gown of the
Oxford bachelor of arts shape with a trim from the Cambridge
undergraduate gown with bell-shaped sleeves. A black hood of
4 feet length and 5 inches width of edging lined in golden yellow
is worn. The gown is faced on the front and has three bars across
each sleve in velvet. A black velvet mortar-board with a golden
yellow tassle is worn.
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