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"Steamboat ladies" was a nickname given to a number of female students at the women's colleges of the universities of Oxford and Cambridge who were awarded ad eundem University of Dublin degrees at Trinity College Dublin, between 1904 and 1907, at a time when their own universities refused to confer degrees upon women. The name comes from the means of transport commonly used by these women to travel to Dublin for this purpose.

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rdfs:label	Steamboat ladies (en) Steamboat Ladies (de) Steamboat ladies (fr)
rdfs:comment	Steamboat Ladies wurden Studentinnen der Frauencolleges der Universitäten von Oxford und Cambridge genannt, die zwischen 1904 und 1907 den ad-eundem-Grad am Trinity College Dublin erwarben. Zu dieser Zeit weigerten sich deren eigene Universitäten, Frauen akademische Grade zu verleihen. Die Bezeichnung bezog sich darauf, dass die Frauen in der Regel mit einem Steamboat (Dampfschiff) von England nach Dublin übersetzten. (de) Les Steamboat ladies (en français, les « Dames des bateaux à vapeur ») est le surnom donné aux étudiantes des collèges de femmes des universités Oxford et de Cambridge qui ont reçu un diplôme ad eundem décerné par le Trinity College de l'université de Dublin, entre 1904 et 1907, à un moment où les universités anglaises refusaient de délivrer des diplômes aux femmes. Ce surnom vient du moyen de transport qu'utilisaient couramment ces femmes pour se rendre de la Grande-Bretagne jusqu'à l'Irlande. (fr) "Steamboat ladies" was a nickname given to a number of female students at the women's colleges of the universities of Oxford and Cambridge who were awarded ad eundem University of Dublin degrees at Trinity College Dublin, between 1904 and 1907, at a time when their own universities refused to confer degrees upon women. The name comes from the means of transport commonly used by these women to travel to Dublin for this purpose. (en)
dct:subject	People associated with Somerville College, Oxford History of education in Ireland 1904 in England 1904 in Ireland 1905 in England 1905 in Ireland 1906 in England 1906 in Ireland History of the University of Oxford History of education in England Terminology of the University of Cambridge History of the University of Cambridge Oxbridge University of Dublin Lists of people associated with the University of Oxford Trinity College Dublin-related lists Lists of people associated with the University of Cambridge
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Bertha Phillpotts People associated with Somerville College, Oxford Anthony Traill (college provost) History of education in Ireland Julia Bell University University of Cambridge University of Dublin University of Oxford Dorothy Brock Order of the British Empire Lilian Knowles Geologist Eleanor Rathbone Ellen McArthur Emily Penrose Geological Society of London Gertrude Elles Girton College, Cambridge 1904 in England 1904 in Ireland 1905 in England 1905 in Ireland 1906 in England 1906 in Ireland History of the University of Oxford Archaeology Lilian Faithfull Feminism History of education in England Ad eundem degree Trinity College Dublin Trinity Hall, Dublin Justice of the peace Katharine Jex-Blake Katharine Wallas Steamboat ladies Academic degree Dublin Terminology of the University of Cambridge Ethel Gavin Edith Major Frances Dove Hilda Phoebe Hudson Reform movement History Art history History of the University of Cambridge Oxbridge University of Dublin Economic history Margaret Tuke Lists of people associated with the University of Oxford Philippa Fawcett Somerville College, Oxford Classics Human genetics Educational sciences Newnham College, Cambridge Trinity College Dublin-related lists Shena Simon Member of parliament Eugenie Sellers Strong Lists of people associated with the University of Cambridge Ruth Herbert Lewis Suffragist Women's college Lilliput Press Sara Burstall Cremona transformation dbr:Penelope_Lawrence dbr:Florence_Gadesen dbr:Frances_Ralph_Gray dbr:Mary_Hay_Wood

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