Wizarding Universities (Was Re: Reading Hieroglyphics)
nkafkafi
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Tue Sep 28 00:11:30 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 114018
Nora wrote:
> <snip>
> There's certainly some degree of scholarship and R&D going on in
the
> WW. It doesn't seem to be institutionalized, with the resulting
> bonuses (and minuses) that come from that, however. But this is
all
> speculative, unless she wants to tell us more.
Neri:
The reason for the lack of universities might be simply
quantitative: there's just enough wizards in Britain for one big
school. Given that not everybody continues to the university and
that the number of fields and courses in the university needs to be
larger (diversity of knowledge increases with its level) there would
be only one or two students per class. More logical to use the
master/assistant system.
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