Page 131 - Annuaire Statistique Québec - 1918

104 EDUCATION

UNIVERSITIES.
The universities of the Province of Quebec, four in number, are in-
dependent of the Government. That of Laval in Quebec is administered
by a committee consisting of the directors of the Quebee Seminary and
of-acert.ain number of lay professors, under the supervision of the G0uncil
of archbishops and bishops presided over by the archbiahop of Quebee.
Montreal University is administered by an academic senate, an uni-
versity council, an administrative commission, a commission of studies
,and an executive committee. The officers of the administrative commis-
sion are the president, the rector, or vice-rector, a representative of
HMessieurs de Saint-Sulpice au Canada", the secretary-general, two del-
egates of the aeademic senate, a delegate of the council of administration
of each merged faculty and school, and at most fifteen representatives
chosen by the administrative commission outside of its staff. l\1cGill
University, 80 called from the name of its founder, is administered
by trustees in aceordance with its charter; it is affiliated to the uni-
versities of Oxford, Cambridge and Dublin. Bishop's College Univer-
sity is under the direction of the Church of England.
Laval University was founded in 1852 by the Seminaryof Quebee;
that of Montreal, which was a branch of Laval University, was granted
autonomy by a decree of His Holiness Benoit XV, on the 8th May,
1919. The Legislature gave it a charter on the 14th February, 1920.
lVIcGill University has been in existence sinee 1841 and Bishop's College,
at Lennoxville, Binee 1845.
The following table gives the number of students enrolled in the
universities of the Province. Details of the enrollments for each fa-
culty will be found in table 38 on the next page.

3f;-Numbers oC ProCessors ard Students.
CATaOot.-lC l N1VEn&ITll!!!o 1 Pf(Ofl:;~1.hNJ' U:"lIVl::~',tWnl~8
1------------ ------------ Total
YBARS Numher Number 1Number Nurober 1 Numbrr Number number of
01 of 01 01 of 01 s(udent.
univemilies profMsOTS! aludents UD)versjties prore.,.q,qors studenh
1925-26......... 2 s83 (1)14,720 2 144 3,280 la,OCO
]921-25............ 2 470 \1,346 2 427 3,714 13.060
1!l23-24.. 2 446 8,947 2 465 4,175 13,122
1922-23. 2 423 7,930 2 428 4.113 ]2,043
1921-22.. .. .. .. 2 412 7,S37 2 30S 3,S« 11.081
1920-21............... 2 432 6,8711 2 214 ~,I53 11,032
)919-20............... 2 335 5,995 2 214 2,551 8.."46
1918-19............... 1 341 5,493 2 1118 1.447 1\.940
1917-18............... 1 360 5,487 2 218 1,231 6,718
1916-17............... 1 358 4,679 2 218 1.217 5,896
]915-16........ .. .. .. . 1 372 4.477 1 231 1.388 5$65
1914-15.... .. .. .. .. ... ] 326 4,IH 2 234 1.468 5,GOll
1913-H............... 1 322 3.076 2 282 1,762 4.838
1912-13.... 1 322 2,IM ?, 261 I.MO 3,704
101l-12...... .. . 1 3l! 2.00S 2 247 1.14 1 3,446
lOlO-lI ...... , 1 290 1.656 2 263 1,478 3.134
19011-10............... 1 291 1.587 2 ]85 1;376 2,\1f>3
1908-09. .. .... .. .... . . 1 278 1,400 2 ]52 1.420 2.820
1907-08 . .. .. .. .. .. . ] 205 1,341 2 149 1,463 2.804
1906-07.. .. .. ...... ... 1 206 US8 2 147 I,3LO 2.468
1905-06.. . .. . .. .. .. . 1 189 1.098 2 138 1,271 2.369
] 9044J".... .... J 1711 1.071\ 2 1Po8 1, 1B2: 2.2.'8
tl) lnaiutlHli; 4,151 Luclcnll in the .cionre llnd letlN. e~~;!lthe collven(s "ffilialecl to the University
01 MoolrenJ.