in 1593, a second, Post-Reformation University, was founded in the heart of the New Town of Aberdeen by George Keith, fourth Earl Marischal. King’s College and Marischal College were united to form the modern University of Aberdeen in 1860. At first, arts and divinity were taught at King’s and law and medicine at Marischal. A separate science faculty – also at Marischal – yasekwa 1892. All faculties were opened to women in 1892, yaye 1894 eyokuqala 20 matriculated female students began their studies. Four women graduated in arts in 1898, and by the following year, women made up a quarter of the faculty. "phakathi nokubusa kwakasolomoni, uzimu watjhudubaza abantu ngokwenza bona ihlabathi iveze ikoroyi enengi, amaderibe, amafeyi begodu nokhunye ukudla. abantu gade bambatha izembatho ezihle begodu bahlala neendlini ezihle. gade kunazo zoke izinto ezihle zawo woke umuntu. Ezi zinto zingafakwayo kukhuselo lwepolisi zinokungafakwa isigxina okanye ixesha nje elithile. Ngoko ke, umzekelo, kumnikazi wepolisi onesifo seswekile okanye ingxaki yentliziyo lunokungafakwa kuye ukhuselo laxa ethe wasweleka ngenxa yezi zigulo.