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  1. History

     School of Arts of Edinburgh  Watt Institution and School of Arts  The Watt Club  Heriot-Watt College  Heriot-Watt University 

  2. Campuses

     Edinburgh  Halls of residence  Scottish Borders  Dubai  Malaysia  Orkney 

  3. Organisation

  4. Academic profile

     Rankings and reputation  Admissions  £128 million infrastructural boost  Student Union  Sports Union  Masters in Strategic Project Management 

  5. Notable alumni

     Business  Politics  Sports  Arts  Academia and science  Other 

  6. Notable staff

     Principals 

  7. See also

  8. References

  9. External links

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}}Heriot-Watt University is a public university based in Edinburgh, Scotland. Originally established in 1821 as the School of Arts of Edinburgh, the world's first mechanics' institute, it was granted university status by royal charter granted in 1966. It has campuses in Edinburgh, the Scottish Borders, Orkney, United Arab Emirates and Putrajaya in Malaysia. It takes the name Heriot-Watt from Scottish inventor James Watt and Scottish philanthropist and goldsmith George Heriot.[4][5]

Heriot-Watt has been named International University of the Year[6] by The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2018. The university is ranked among 302 in 2019 QS World University Rankings, 351-400 in 2019 Times Higher Education World University Rankings. In 2019, The Complete University Guide ranked Heriot-Watt at 35 in UK, ahead of several Russell Group universities.[7] In the latest Research Excellence Framework, it was ranked overall in the Top 25% of UK universities and 1st in Scotland for research impact.

History

School of Arts of Edinburgh

Heriot-Watt was established as the School of Arts of Edinburgh by Scottish businessman Leonard Horner on 16 October 1821. Having been inspired by Anderson's College in Glasgow, Horner established the School to provide practical knowledge of science and technology to Edinburgh's working men.[8][13]{{rp|64–66}} The institution was initially of modest size, giving lectures two nights a week in rented rooms[9] and boasting a small library of around 500 technical works.[8][13]{{rp|100}} It was also oversubscribed, with admissions soon closing despite the cost of 15 shillings for a year's access to lectures and the library.[8]

The School was managed by a board of eighteen directors[8] and primarily funded by sponsors from the middle and upper classes including Robert Stevenson and Walter Scott. It first became associated with the inventor and engineer James Watt in 1824, as a means of raising funds to secure permanent accommodation. Justifying the association, School Director Lord Cockburn said:

"[The building] shall be employed for the accommodation of the Edinburgh School of Arts; whereby the memory of Watt may forever be connected with the promotion, among a class of men to which he himself originally belonged, of those mechanical arts from which his own usefulness and glory arose.[13]{{rp|103}} "

In 1837, the School of Arts moved to leased accommodation on Adam Square, which it was able to purchase in 1851 thanks to funds raised in Watt's name. In honour of the purchase, the School changed its name to the Watt Institution and School of Arts in 1852.

Watt Institution and School of Arts

Heriot-Watt's time as the Watt Institution marked a transitional period for the organisation, as its curriculum broadened to include several subjects beyond mathematics and the physical sciences. While the School of Arts had catered almost exclusively to working-class artisans and technical workers, the Watt Institution admitted a large number of middle-class students, whom it attracted with new subjects in the sciences, social sciences and humanities. By 1885, the skilled working class were no longer the majority in an institution that had been created explicitly for them.[13]{{rp|133–135}}

A shifting class make-up was not the only demographic change to affect the student body, as in 1869 women were permitted to attend lectures for the first time. This move put the Watt Institution some way ahead of Scottish universities, who were only permitted to allow women to graduate 20 years later following the Universities (Scotland) Act of 1889.[10]{{rp|163}} The decision to admit women was made in large part owing to pressure from local campaigner Mary Burton, who later became the Institution's first female director in 1874.[13]{{rp|133–135}}[11]

In 1870, the Watt Institution was forced to move following the demolition of Adam Square.[13]{{rp|148–153}} After a brief period on Roxburgh Place, it relocated to the newly constructed Chambers Street near where its former site had stood. The move caused the Institution severe financial difficulties, which were compounded by a combination of declining funds from subscribers and increased costs from its growing student body. In 1873, the Directors turned to George Heriot's Trust for support, and agreed to a merger of the Trust's endowment with the Institution's own. The proposed merger was provisional to changes in the structure of the Watt Institution, which would see the organisation become a technical college with representatives of the Trust in management positions. Accepting these changes, the Watt Institution officially became Heriot-Watt College in 1885, and was subsequently on far firmer financial ground.[13]{{rp|160–161}}

The Watt Club

{{See also|The Watt Club}}

The Watt Club was founded at the Watt Institution on 12 May 1854, and is today the oldest alumni organisation in the UK.[12] Following the unveiling of a statue of James Watt outside the Institution, local jeweller J.E Vernon proposed that

"[a club should be formed] whose object would be to sup together on the anniversary of the birth of James Watt…and also to promote the interests of the School, by raising a fund each year to provide prizes.[13]{{rp|144–145}}"

Watt Club Medals are still awarded by the organisation each year to Heriot-Watt's most highly achieving students, while the Watt Club Prize is awarded by The Watt Club Council to recognise student initiative and enterprise.[13]

Heriot-Watt College

After the establishment of Heriot-Watt as a technical college, the new management committee set about extending the institution's buildings and strengthening its academic reputation.[14] In its new form the College was one of only three non-university institutions in the UK with the power to appoint professors, and the first of these was appointed in 1887. In 1902 the College became a central institution, while in 1904 it introduced awards for graduating students which were similar to university degrees.[14]

Expansion meant that the College made increasing demands on George Heriot's Trust throughout the first part of the 20th century, which ultimately led to the independence of the two bodies in 1927. While the Trust continued to pay Heriot-Watt a fixed sum each year, from then on the College was responsible for managing its own financial affairs.[14] Heriot-Watt continued to expand after becoming independent, opening a new extension in 1935.[13]{{rp|243}}

Both World Wars impacted on the speed of the College's expansion. During World War I, student numbers dropped as young men joined the army, while teaching in engineering stalled as the department was used for the manufacture of shells and munitions.[13]{{rp|213–215}} During World War II, student numbers dropped again and the electrical engineering department became involved in training the armed services in the use of radar.

After the College introduced a postgraduate award in 1951, it offered awards equivalent to university degrees and doctorates in all practical respects. Recognising this, in 1963 the Robbins Report recommended that it should be awarded university status. On 1 February 1966 the recommendation was enacted, as the institution officially became Heriot-Watt University.[14]

Heriot-Watt University

The first personal chair was appointed in 1974.[15]

While Heriot-Watt continued to expand in the centre of Edinburgh after attaining university status, the institution had grown big enough that relocation was felt to be desirable.[14] In 1966 Midlothian County Council gifted the Riccarton estate north of Currie to the University and in 1969 work began on transforming the site into a future campus.[13]{{rp|252}} The process of relocation to Riccarton continued until 1992, with teaching and facilities divided between the new campus and the city centre until this time.[13]{{rp|379–381}}

The University continued to grow after completing its move to Riccarton, constructing additional student halls, a sports centre and a postgraduate centre on the site. The institution also expanded beyond Edinburgh, merging with the Scottish College of Textiles to create a campus in the Scottish Borders in 1998, opening a campus in Dubai in 2006[13]{{rp|436–441}} and a campus in Putrajaya, Malaysia, in 2012.[4]

Campuses

Heriot-Watt currently has five campuses, and also runs distance learning programmes through 53 approved learning partners to students around the world.[16]

Edinburgh

Heriot-Watt's main campus is located in Riccarton in South West Edinburgh on 380 acres of parkland. The campus consists of: academic buildings, student residences, a postgraduate centre, shops, several library collections, childcare, healthcare, a chaplaincy, a variety of recreational and sports facilities, and a museum, as well as the Student Union's main premises.[17] It is also home to the Edinburgh Conference Centre and Europe's oldest research park, Heriot Watt University Research Park which opened in 1971.[18]{{rp|386}} The University's Institute of Petroleum Engineering is based at its Edinburgh campus.[19]

Halls of residence

Heriot-Watt's Edinburgh Campus has 2,000 furnished rooms available for students.[20]

Scottish Borders

Heriot-Watt's Scottish Borders Campus in Galashiels is home to the University's School of Textile and Design.[21] The School began life in 1883 when the Galashiels Manufacturer's Corporation began running classes in practical courses for its workers. The institution gradually grew both in terms of student numbers and the number of courses it offered, and it ultimately became known as the Scottish College of Textiles in 1968. In 1998 the College merged with Heriot-Watt, leading to the creation of the School of Textiles and Design in its modern form.[18]{{rp|436–444}}

The School is one of the few fashion schools in the world which offers a menswear course at bachelor's degree level, and the only school in Scotland to offer a fashion communication course. It was ranked 11th place in the UK for art and design in the 2013 Complete University Guide,[22] produced a winner and five other finalists for the Scottish Fashion Awards Graduate of the Year in June 2012.[23]

While the Scottish Borders Campus shares some facilities and administrative functions with Edinburgh, it is largely self-contained. As well as its own library, accommodation and catering facilities,[24] it has its own branch of the Student Union which runs events on the site[25] and is home to a collection of textile records and artefacts.[26] A new £12m student village opened at the Campus in September 2012.[27]

The entire campus is shared with Borders College, whose students make up the majority of those who study at the site.

Dubai

{{See also|Heriot-Watt University Dubai}}

Heriot-Watt' s Dubai Campus opened in 2005. It was the first British university to set up in Dubai International Academic City.[28]

Offering a range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses similar to those found in Scotland, the Campus facilitates student exchanges between Britain and the Emirates. It has facilities including a library, catering, computer access and shops.[29] An expanded campus opened in the city in November 2011, allowing double the number of students to study for a Heriot-Watt degree in the city.[30]

Malaysia

Heriot-Watt University Malaysia’s purpose-built campus opened in Putrajaya in September 2014, £35 million was invested in the Malaysian campus, which is the first 'green campus' in the country.It is situated in a lakeside location of 4.8 acres offering undergraduate as well as master's degree.[31]

Orkney

Heriot-Watt's campus in Stromness, Orkney, is home to the International Centre for Island Technology (ICIT), part of the University's Institute of Petroleum Engineering. The Campus provides education to a small number of postgraduate students and is host to eight members of research staff.[32][33]

Organisation

Heriot-Watt is divided into six schools and one institute that coordinate its teaching and research:

  • The School of Energy, Geoscience, Infrastructure and Society, incorporating petroleum engineering and renewable energy technology, architectural engineering, civil & structural engineering, construction management & surveying, geography and urban studies;[34]
  • The School of Engineering and Physical Sciences, incorporating chemical engineering, chemistry, electrical, electronic and computing engineering, mechanical engineering and physics;[35]
  • The School of Social Sciences (formerly, School of Management and Languages), incorporating accountancy and finance, business management, economics and languages;[36]
  • The School of Mathematical and Computer Sciences, incorporating actuarial mathematics and statistics, computer science and mathematics;[37]
  • The School of Textiles and Design;[38]
  • Edinburgh Business School, which offers postgraduate courses at MBA, MSc and DBA level;[39]

From 1 August 2016, the former School of Life Sciences was merged with other schools, with programmes transferred to the School of Management and Languages, the School of Energy, Geoscience, Infrastructure and Society and the School of Engineering and Physical Sciences.[40]

Academic profile

Rankings and reputation

{{Infobox UK university rankings
| ARWU_N =35-38
| ARWU_W = 401-500
| QS_N = 40
| QS_W = 302
| THE_N = 51
| THE_W = 301–350
| LEIDEN_W = 319 [41]
| LINE_1 = 0
| Complete = 35
| The_Guardian = 66
| Times/Sunday_Times = 35
| LINE_2 = 0
| TEF = Silver
}}
Subject rankings (World)[42]
Civil Engineering[43] 101-150
Electrical Electronic Engineering[44] 201-300
Finance[45] 151-200
Mathematics[46] 101-150
Mechanical Engineering[47] 201-300
Oceanography[48] 101-150
Telecom Engineering[49] 51-75
Subject rankings (National)[50]
Accounting and Finance[51] 17
Art and Design[52] 15
Building[53] 2
Chemical Engineering[54] 14
Chemistry[55] 23
Civil Engineering[56] 24
Computer Science[57] 25
Economics[58] 22
Electrical Engineering[59] 23
Mathematics[60] 15
Mechanical Engineering[61] 14
Physics and Astronomy[62] 25
Town & Country Planning and Landscape Design[63] 4

Heriot-Watt University has been named International University of the Year[6] by The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2018. Heriot-Watt is known for the strong prospects of its students, with 80% in graduate-level jobs or further study six months after leaving the institution.[64]

In 2011, Heriot-Watt was named as the Sunday Times Scottish University of the Year 2011–2012, with the paper emphasising the employability of the institution's graduates.[64] In 2012, it was again Scottish University of the Year 2012–2013 for the second year running, and also became UK University of the Year for student experience.[65] The same year it came 1st in Scotland and 4th in the UK in the 2012 National Student Survey.[64]

Times Higher Education's 'Table of Tables' is the combined results of the three main UK university league tables - the Good University Guide (published by The Times and The Sunday Times), The Guardian and The Complete University Guide. In the Table of Tables 2015, Heriot-Watt was placed 27th in the UK and 3rd in Scotland. It is ranked 28th in the UK by The Complete University Guide 2018 and 26th in the UK by The Guardian University League Table 2018.[66] In a 2015 detail report on UK universities, Durham academic Vikki Boliver placed Oxford and Cambridge in the first tier, and included Heriot-Watt in the second tier made of the remaining 22 Russell Group universities and 17 other "pre-92" universities.[67][68]

In 2018-19, Heriot-Watt was ranked at 302 by QS World University Rankings and at 301-350 by Times Higher Education World University Rankings in the world. It was ranked 243rd in the world for engineering and technology by QS Rankings in 2019.[69] It was ranked 143rd in the world for technical sciences in 2018 by Round University Ranking.[70]

In 2017, Business Insider ranked Heriot-Watt the 3rd best UK university to study Economics.[71] It was ranked among 201-250 globally for Business and Economics by Times in 2019.[72] In 2018, ARWU ranked Heriot-Watt globally among 51-75 for Telecom Engineering and 101-150 for Civil Engineering, Mathematics and Oceanography.[73]

Nationally, the University have garnered high reputation for it's Planning and Building education. In 2019, the university was ranked 4th in UK and 1st in Scotland for Town & Country Planning and Landscape Design by The Complete University Guide.[74] It was also ranked 1st in Scotland for Building and Town & Country Planning by Guardian in the same year.[75] It was ranked 2nd in UK for planning only behind University of Cambridge in 2018[76], 2017[77] and in 2015[78] by Guardian. The Complete University Guide ranked Heriot-Watt 2nd in UK for Building education in 2019[79] and in 2018[80]. In fact, the university has been constantly ranked among the top 10 universities in UK for Building education since 2010.[81]

Admissions

UCAS Admission Statistics
20172016201520142013
Applications[82]11,45012,73513,86513,32013,340
Offer Rate (%)[83]90.689.281.979.682.7
Enrols[84]2,1352,0701,8851,8402,145
Yield (%)20.618.816.617.419.4
Applicant/Enrolled Ratio5.366.157.367.246.20
Average Entry Tariff[66]{{efn>New UCAS Tariff system from 2016}}n/a163407406411

As of February 2017, approximately 13,700 student are enrolled at one of Heriot-Watt's campuses: 66.6% in Scotland, 24.2% in Dubai and 9.2% in Malaysia. In the Scotland campus, the university has a female:male ratio of 41:59.[85]

£128 million infrastructural boost

In recent years, the University's campus in Edinburgh has benefitted from major infrastructural projects worth £60 million, with another £68 million worth investment announced. These include the UK's first purpose built graduate centre (£6 million),[86] Scotland's elite Oriam Sports Performance Centre facility (£33 million),[87] and the UK's first FlexBIO flexible downstream bioprocessing centre (£2 million).[88] It is also constructing a 5,000m² Watt Innovation Building for £19 million[87] to boost ‘creativity and ideas generation’ on the University's growing Edinburgh campus, and has plans to host a major £65 million film studio[89] and a £2.5 million academic partnership with the oil and gas firm TOTAL.[90]

However, in 2017 it was also announced that a major budget shortfall and the impact of Brexit would result in Heriot-Watt shedding 100 jobs.[91]

Student Union

The Student Union at Heriot-Watt is a student-led organisation headed by individuals elected from the student population. The association has represented students both locally and nationally since its foundation in 1966,[92] and is a member of both the Edinburgh Students' Forum and the National Union of Students (NUS).[93] It is also responsible for running the University's Student Union, which runs events for students and supports student societies. Over 50 societies currently exist, including the Brewing Society which organises an annual charity beer festival.[94] In addition, the Student Union runs several services at the Edinburgh and Scottish Borders campuses including catering facilities, a nightclub, an advice centre and a student shop.[95] The Student Union also works closely with the Heriot-Watt University Dubai Student Council[96] and the Heriot-Watt University Malaysia Student Association.[97] The Student Union recently won the University Student Union of the Year 2018, and Officer Team of the Year 2018 at the NUS Scotland Awards 2018.[98]

Sports Union

The Sports Union is responsible for the University's 30 sports clubs[99] and runs annual social events for students involved in sport. As with the Students' Association, the organisation is headed by elected Heriot-Watt students.[100]

Masters in Strategic Project Management

Under the framework of the European Education system and as part of the Erasmus Mundus program Heriot-Watt University offers a Masters in Strategic Project Management jointly with Politecnico di Milano (Italy) and Umeå University (Sweden).[101] Students in the program study at all three institutions over two years and at the conclusion receive degrees issued by all three. The program ranks number 11 in the Eduniversal Bests Masters Ranking and number 25 in the QS World University Rankings worldwide.[102][103]

Notable alumni

{{See also|Category:Alumni of Heriot-Watt University}}

Business

  • Robert Buchan, British/Canadian businessman, founder of Kinross Gold Corporation
  • Adam Crozier, British businessman, chief executive and television executives; Chief Executive of ITV
  • Roger Jenkins, British financier, former Chief Executive of Barclays Private Equity, Principal Investments and Structured Capital Markets
  • Bob Keiller, British businessman, Chief Executive of Wood Group
  • Ian Ritchie, British businessman, founder of OWL, missed WWW opportunity of Tim Berners-Lee[104]
  • Michael Lombardi, Canadian businessman, founder of Lombardi Media Corporation

Politics

  • Nathif Jama Adam, Somali banker and politician
  • Sarah Boyack, former MSP and Minister for Transport of Scotland
  • Ingvald Godal, former Member of the Norwegian Parliament and former Chairman of the Norwegian Support Committee for Chechnya
  • Bernie Grant, British Labour Party politician, the Member of Parliament for Tottenham from 1987 to 2000; Britain's first Afro-Caribbean MP (did not graduate)
  • Fiona Hyslop MSP, Cabinet Secretary for Culture and External Affairs in the Scottish Government
  • Hassan Ali Khaire, Somali politician, Prime Minister of Somalia[105]
  • Archy Kirkwood, Baron Kirkwood of Kirkhope, former Liberal Democrat MP
  • Mark MacGregor, Conservative Party politician
  • Brian Monteith, former Conservative MSP
  • Lord Martin O'Neill, Baron O'Neill of Clackmannan, former Labour MSP
  • Teo Ho Pin, Member of the Singapore Parliament
  • Henning Skumsvoll, Member of the Norwegian Parliament
  • Graham Watson, former MEP and President of the European Liberal Democrat and Reform Party
  • Lord Mike Watson, Baron Watson of Invergowrie, former MP and MSP

Sports

  • Ross Brawn, Managing Director of Motor Sports for the Formula One Group.
  • Jock Clear, Formula One engineer[106]
  • Keith "Swaz" Fraser, Olympic skier (Graduated 1991 with M.Eng in Civil Engineering)
  • Michael Jamieson, British swimmer and Olympic silver medallist (did not graduate)
  • Ross Jamison, Hong Kong racing driver
  • Lee Jones, current member of the Scotland national rugby union team[107]
  • Kourosh Khani, Iranian racing driver
  • Shirley Robertson, TV presenter and double Olympic gold medallist
  • Jack Ross, British professional footballer
  • Gordon Shedden, British auto racing driver

Arts

  • Kygo, Norwegian DJ and record producer
  • Dame Muriel Spark, British writer (took a course in commercial correspondence and précis writing at Heriot-Watt College)
  • John Thomson, pioneering photographer
  • Deepak Tripathi, historian and former journalist
  • Irvine Welsh, British writer of the novel Trainspotting
  • Greg Wise, British actor and producer
  • Joanne Yeoh, Malaysian violinist and music lecturer at Universiti Putra Malaysia
  • Gary Younge, writer and journalist
  • David Baillie, Scottish comics writer

Academia and science

  • Iain Baikie, Physicist winner of Swan Medal and Prize
  • Christina Miller, chemist
  • James Nasmyth, inventor of the steam hammer[108]{{rp|93}}
  • Sarah Tabrizi, neurologist

Other

  • Liam Burns, NUS UK President 2011–13
  • Fiona Watson, political affairs officer

Notable staff

  • Thomas Hudson Beare, chair of mechanics and engineering, 1887–1889
  • George Murray Burnett FRSE (1921–1980) served as Principal 1974 until 1980.[109]
  • Andrew John Herbertson, lecturer in industrial and commercial geography, 1896-1899[110]

Principals

  • Sir Francis Grant Ogilvie, CB, FRSE, 1886–1900
  • Arthur Pillans Laurie, FRSE, 1900–1928
  • James Cameron Smail, OBE, FRSE, 1928–1950
  • Hugh Bryan Nisbet, CBE, FRSE, 1950–1967
  • Robert Allan Smith, CBE, FRS, PRSE, 1968–1974
  • George Murray Burnett, FRSE, 1974–1980
  • Thomas Lothian Johnston, PRSE, 1981–1988
  • Sir Alistair George James MacFarlane, CBE, FRS, FRSE, 1989–1996
  • John Stuart Archer, CBE, FRSE, 1997–2006
  • Sir Vito Antonio Muscatelli, CBE, FRSE, 2007–2009
  • Steven Kenneth Chapman, CBE, FRSE, 2009–2015
  • Richard Andrew Williams, OBE, FRSE, 2015–present

See also

{{Portal|Scotland|University}}
  • Edinburgh Business School
  • Heriot-Watt University F.C.

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