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Our-Heritage.Pdf Pioneering the Future Heriot-Watt University is a product of the Scottish Enlightenment. A pioneer in bringing education to working people in 1821 and founder of a global movement through the creation of the world’s first Mechanics Institute. Today we have five campus locations worldwide nurturing scholars who are creating transformational solutions to global problems. This is our story. Heriot-Watt University WORLD-CLASS UNIVERSITY ORIGINS OF OUR NAME Edinburgh Campus Heriot-Watt is an integrated global university In 1852 the Edinburgh School of Arts changed Edinburgh EH14 4AS with strong links across Europe and the rest of the its name to become the Watt Institution and School world. Since our foundation as the School of Arts, of Arts, in honour of the great Scottish inventor, The Heriot-Watt T: +44 (0) 131 449 5111 community is driving F: +44 (0) 131 449 5153 the world’s first Mechanics Institute, we have been mechanical engineer and chemist, James Watt. outward looking pioneers of education, in pursuit of A pioneer of the steam engine, he was widely a spirit of ambition to be Heriot-Watt University knowledge for the benefit of society and the world. acknowledged as the father of the industrial at the forefront of new Dubai Campus revolution. George Heriot was a 17th century Pioneering Education with Our campuses across the globe and international ideas and solutions to Dubai International Academic City philanthropist and financier to King James IV. community create a distinct university experience meet society’s need PO Box 294345 Global Impact since 1821 In 1885 the School was renamed Heriot-Watt and a springboard for an international career. for innovation. Dubai College and in 1966 Heriot-Watt University Specialist, creative and expert, our people set the gold United Arab Emirates was established by Royal Charter. Professor Richard A Williams OBE, ,standard and are sought by the best organisations Principal and Vice-Chancellor التعليم الرائد مع التأثري العاملي منذ عام 1821 T: +971 4 435 8700 Heriot-Watt University Pendidikan perintis dengan Impak Global sejak 1821 in the world. We build inventive, entrepreneurial Both Heriot and Watt were two successful, F: +971 4 447 7350 自1821年以来的全球影响力先驱教育 and resilient minds within a nurturing environment pioneering professionals of their time, Heriot-Watt University of leaders in ideas and solutions. whose skills and attitudes in finance Malaysia Campus and technology are still reflected in No 1 Jalan Venna P5/2 the ethos of the University today. Precinct 5 62200 Putrajaya Malaysia T: +60 3 8894 3888 F: +60 3 8894 3999 Heriot-Watt University Scottish Borders Campus Galashiels TD1 3HF T: +44 (0) 1896 753351 F: +44 (0) 1896 758965 Heriot-Watt University Orkney Campus International Centre for Island Technology (ICIT) Old Academy Back Road Stromness Orkney KW16 3AW United Kingdrom T: +44 (0) 1856 850605 www.hw.ac.uk Pioneering the Future Heriot-Watt University is a product of the Scottish Enlightenment. A pioneer in bringing education to working people in 1821 and founder of a global movement through the creation of the world’s first Mechanics Institute. Today we have five campus locations worldwide nurturing scholars who are creating transformational solutions to global problems. This is our story. WORLD-CLASS UNIVERSITY ORIGINS OF OUR NAME Heriot-Watt is an integrated global university In 1852 the Edinburgh School of Arts changed with strong links across Europe and the rest of the its name to become the Watt Institution and School world. Since our foundation as the School of Arts, of Arts, in honour of the great Scottish inventor, The Heriot-Watt the world’s first Mechanics Institute, we have been mechanical engineer and chemist, James Watt. community is driving outward looking pioneers of education, in pursuit of A pioneer of the steam engine, he was widely a spirit of ambition to be knowledge for the benefit of society and the world. acknowledged as the father of the industrial at the forefront of new revolution. George Heriot was a 17th century Our campuses across the globe and international ideas and solutions to philanthropist and financier to King James VI. community create a distinct university experience meet society’s need In 1885 the School was renamed Heriot-Watt and a springboard for an international career. for innovation. College and in 1966 Heriot-Watt University Specialist, creative and expert, our people set the gold was established by Royal Charter. Professor Richard A Williams OBE, standard and are sought by the best organisations Principal and Vice-Chancellor, in the world. We build inventive, entrepreneurial Both Heriot and Watt were two successful, Heriot-Watt University and resilient minds within a nurturing environment pioneering professionals of their time, of leaders in ideas and solutions. whose skills and attitudes in finance and technology are still reflected in the ethos of the University today. 20/21 The Story of Heriot-Watt Since our foundation in 1821, we have been outward looking pioneers of education, in pursuit of knowledge to 1821 1837 1851 1852 Edinburgh School of Arts, the world’s first Edinburgh School of Arts moves to Watt Subscription Fund donates funding Edinburgh School of Arts becomes Watt the benefit of society and the world. Mechanics Institute, founded by Leonard new larger leased premises in Adam to School as Edinburgh’s monument to Institution and School of Arts. Horner and Robert Bryson in Niddry Street. Square Edinburgh. James Watt. 9th/ 82% SCOTTISH ROOTS, GLOBAL COMMUNITY THE WATT CLUB WORLD-CLASS RESEARCH From humble beginnings serving an Edinburgh It is this rich history and heritage that led to the The Research Excellence Framework (REF) community, Heriot-Watt has grown into a global establishment of one of the oldest alumni associations 2014 ranked Heriot-Watt 9th university institution. A family of scholars from across the in the UK, the Watt Club. Founded in 1854 and with in the UK for impact with 82% of research world united as leaders in ideas and solutions, over 116,000 members worldwide it provides a unique ranked world-class. we deliver innovation and educational excellence professional network. The Watt Club provides a support in business, engineering, design and the physical, network and a platform for the exchange of knowledge social and life sciences. and ideas. A community of global leaders in ideas and solutions Heriot-Watt University provides unique Working with leading academics, our students learn benefits that combined deliver The Watt Advantage. and thrive in our friendly community of campuses, with our partners and online. Our graduates are specialist, 1874 1885 1902 1934 1949 1966 creative, professional and globally minded. With their Mary Burton becomes the first woman on George Heriot’s Trust’s investments The College becomes a Central Institution, Heriot-Watt became the home of acclaimed Graduate Christina Miller becomes first The Royal Charter gives Heriot-Watt research-informed education underpinned by the the School’s Board of Directors and a Life support the Watt Institution and School of teaching to degree standard with the novelist Dame Muriel Spark. woman elected as fellow of Royal Society its University status, granted by Queen Heriot-Watt values, they develop character, leadership Governor of Heriot-Watt College. Arts and so created Heriot-Watt College. Associates of Heriot-Watt College award. of Edinburgh. Elizabeth II. skills and social mobility, becoming professionally educated, globally employable, citizens of the world. 1992 1998 2005 2014 2015 2016 The Dubai Campus was founded. The Heriot-Watt University’s central Edinburgh Merger with Scottish College of Textiles University was the first to set up in the Heriot-Watt University opens its fifth Heriot-Watt awarded its third prestigious ORIAM Scotland’s Sports Performance activities are relocated to Riccarton. to create Scottish Borders Campus. new Dubai International Academic City. Campus in Putrajaya, Malaysia, only Queen’s Anniversary Prize in Further Centre opens at Edinburgh Campus. 25 km from Kuala Lumpur. and Higher Education. HERIOT-WATT UNIVERSITY / OUR HERITAGE 20/21 The Story of Heriot-Watt Since our foundation in 1821, we have been outward looking pioneers of education, in pursuit of knowledge to 1821 1837 1851 1852 Edinburgh School of Arts, the world’s first Edinburgh School of Arts moves to Watt Subscription Fund donates funding Edinburgh School of Arts becomes Watt the benefit of society and the world. Mechanics Institute, founded by Leonard new larger leased premises in Adam to School as Edinburgh’s monument to Institution and School of Arts. Horner and Robert Bryson in Niddry Street. Square Edinburgh. James Watt. 9th/ 82% SCOTTISH ROOTS, GLOBAL COMMUNITY THE WATT CLUB WORLD-CLASS RESEARCH From humble beginnings serving an Edinburgh It is this rich history and heritage that led to the The Research Excellence Framework (REF) community, Heriot-Watt has grown into a global establishment of one of the oldest alumni associations 2014 ranked Heriot-Watt 9th university institution. A family of scholars from across the in the UK, the Watt Club. Founded in 1854 and with in the UK for impact with 82% of research world united as leaders in ideas and solutions, over 116,000 members worldwide it provides a unique ranked world-class. we deliver innovation and educational excellence professional network. The Watt Club provides a support in business, engineering, design and the physical, network and a platform for the exchange of knowledge social and life sciences. and ideas. A community of global leaders in ideas and solutions Heriot-Watt University provides unique Working with leading academics, our students learn benefits that combined deliver The Watt Advantage. and thrive in our friendly community of campuses, with our partners and online. Our graduates are specialist, 1874 1885 1902 1934 1949 1966 creative, professional and globally minded.
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