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handle is hein.llcr/locairz0001 and id is 1 raw text is: .ACADnI~aC DEGRES Ii PQI.IqtW The system of academic degrees awarded by Polish universities and other institutions of higher learning was intro- A/ duced in Poland by the Law of July 13, 1920. In arts and sciences it recognized the lower degree, stopied nizazy (i.e., a master's degree), and a higher degree, stopieA wyzsy (i.e., the degree of doctor). The master's degree was awarded to those who had cmpleted at least eleven trimesters of study in the required subjects of the field selected by the candidate after he had passed the oral and written examinations and after he had submitted an approved master's thesis covering at least two trimesters of work on a subject to be assigned after the examinations. The thesis h*A to show the candidate's ability to conduct scholarly research and a familiarity with the current development in his chosen field. The degree of doctor in arts and sciences was conferred on the recipient of a master's degree, who had submitted, not earlier than two years after having obtained a master's degree, a doctoral dissertation which proved his ability to conduct advanced independent _lDziennik Ustaw (Journal of Laws--hereafter, Dz. U.), No. 72, 1920, text

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