Chang Chih-tung, Comptroller-General of the Ministry of Education, who is well-known for his interest in educational matters, the Peking Government will establish in the Capital an Imperial University, in which will be taught the following subjects:—law and. politics, classics and literature, medicine, com-ree, agriculture, philosophy, and the to be opened next year and the svt, sciences and arts, The University is Tls. 2,000,000 required for the construction of buildings, etc., has already been provided for.
It is estimated that mn of Tle. 200,000 University will be required. Meanwhile" deputation under Mr. Shang Yen-yin, a Compiler of the Hanlin Academy, has been sent to Japan to make personal investigations concerning Japanese universities,
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