Bath University of Engineering Society (BEAMES)

The University of Bath was yielded school status in 1966 by Royal Charter, however its basic establishments can be taken after back to the Bristol Trade School - a particular school set up in 1856.In 1885 the school was renamed the Merchant Ventures' Technical College and in 1929 the Bath School of Pharmacy ended up being a bit of the school. By 1960 the school had transformed into the Bristol College of Science and Technology and, taking after the Robbins Report of 1963, which proposed brief advancement of universities, began to look at grabbing school status. With the school rapidly amplifying and no proper site available in Bristol, a chance exchange between the school vital and the Director of Education in Bath incited an agree to outfit the school with another home in Calverton Down, Bath. The essential developing grounds was done in 1965 (transforming into the building now known as 4 South), just a year before the Royal Charter was permitted. This logo highlights a Gorgon's head which relies on upon a Roman figure found in Bath in the midst of the 1790s and was used at first on our crest. It was found in the midst of the tunneling of foundations for the Baths. It was a bit of a great elaborate pediment that sat over the entry to the asylum where the statue of the goddess Sulis Minerva was housed. 

Shower grounds, disregarding the delightful UNESCO World Heritage City of Bath, has an enthusiastic examination society driven by the vitality and improvement of our academic gathering.