Chartered Engineer/IEI/AMIE/British Charter List-By Professional Engineer Suraj Singh

For information to public, the following extracts have been copied from Wikipedia Encyclopedia. It is hoped that this information shall assist in knowing about the Global Engineering Profession to some extent. The Charter of The Institution of Engineers(India) is still seen on Global Records that is a source of Pride to Indian Engineers.

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Chartered Engineer

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The term Chartered Engineer is a UK professional qualification in engineering. (In Britain anyone can call themselves an engineer; however titles such as Chartered Engineer, Incorporated Engineer and Engineering Technician are protected by civil law.)

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[edit] What is a Chartered Engineer?

According to the Engineering Council UK (ECUK), 'Chartered Engineers (CEng) are characterised by their ability to develop appropriate solutions to engineering problems, using new or existing technologies, through innovation, creativity and change. They might develop and apply new technologies, promote advanced designs and design methods, introduce new and more efficient production techniques, marketing and construction concepts, pioneer new engineering services and management methods. Chartered Engineers are variously engaged in technical and commercial leadership and possess interpersonal skills.'

In order to qualify as a Chartered Engineer, it is necessary to demonstrate that one is professionally competent through education, training and professional practice. Typically, candidates must have a MEng degree or the equivalent. Until a few years ago, candidates were required to undertake two years' of post-graduation training followed by two-years of responsible experience; recently, the emphasis has shifted towards learning outcomes and candidates are required to demonstrate specific competences rather than simply 'doing time'. The final stage of assessment is a Professional Review interview conducted by two chartered engineers. Assessment will typically be carried out by the professional engineering institution that accredited the candidate's first degree, though this need not always be the case.

The title Chartered Engineer is legally protected in the UK, and Chartered Engineers have the exclusive entitlement to use the designation CEng after their names. Those with 'legacy' titles from individual professional engineering institutions may continue to use them: an example of this is the Chartered Electrical Engineer title awarded by the Institution of Electrical Engineers prior to 2002; however, such persons may only use the CEng designation if they hold ECUK registration.

Most professional engineering institutions have codes of conduct. The Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) code, for example, contains the wording:

“Members shall exercise due care and consideration for the effects of their work on the health and safety of individuals and society.”

Members found to be guilty of improper conduct can have their membership permanently or temporarily removed. Note that membership of a professional institution is not generally a requirement to work as an engineer in the UK.

[edit] Other UK Titles

[edit] International Titles

Other professional titles include

[edit] UK Engineering Institutions

Below is a list of some of the UK engineering institutions who can confer chartered status upon their members.

IChemE: Institution of Chemical Engineers
IMechE: Institution of Mechanical Engineers
IMarEST: Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology (formerly the IMarE: Institution of Marine Engineers)
IET: Institution of Engineering and Technology (formerly the IEE: Institution of Electrical Engineers and IIE: Institution of Incorporated Engineers)
ICE: Institution of Civil Engineers
CIBSE: Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers
BCS: British Computer Society
IStructE: Institution of Structural Engineers
RAeS: Royal Aeronautical Society
IOM³: Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining
IOP: Institute of Physics
InstMC: Institute of Measurement and Control

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Institution of Engineers

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The Institution of Engineers (India) (IEI) was established by Sir Thomas Holland and others in Madras (which is now called Chennai) in 1920. In 1935, it obtained the Royal Charter from King George V to promote and advance the art, science and practice of engineering and technology in India.

The first President of the Institution was Sir Thomas R J Ward (President 1920). Sir Thomas Guthrie Russell (President 1933-34) played a key role in the successful petition for a Royal Charter. The current President is Prof S C Naik.

The Institution has been prominent amongst the founder members of the Commonwealth Engineers' Council (CEC) and the Federation of Engineering Institutions of South and Central Asia (FEISCA). The Institution has a provisional membership of the Engineers Mobility Forum since 2003.

Today, the Institution is head-quartered in Kolkata, with 94 state and local centres. With half a million members (of which about 84,500 are corporate members), it is one of the largest professional bodies in the English-speaking world. Life corporate members of the Institution are accredited with the Chartered Engineer title.

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AMIE

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The Associate Member of the Institution of Engineers (AMIE) is a professional certification given by Institution of Engineers(India). The qualification can be earned by passing an examination and gaining professional experience in engineering.

If an applicant passes both sections of the examination, he or she becomes an Graduate of the Institution of Engineers (GradIE). The Indian Ministry of Human Resource Development considers this qualification equivalent to a degree in engineering. After five years, the applicant will become an Associate Member of the Institution of Engineers (AMIE) if he or she has gained experience working in the field. The AMIE certification is considered equivalent to a BE or BTech in the workforce and in application to higher studies.

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[edit] About AMIE

The Institution of Engineers (India) was established in 1920 in Kolkata, West Bengal and is acclaimed to have pioneered non-formal education in Engineering. IE (I) conducts an examination for Associate Membership. This examination is considered to be on par with B.E. / B.Tech. when contemplated as an eligibility qualification to write competitive examinations like the Civil Services, Indian Engineering Services, GATE, etc., and for placement in government, the public and private sectors.

There are 2 sections, namely Section A and Section B, in this examination. Section A is common for all candidates aspiring to acquire an AMIE (India). Under Section B, a particular discipline of engineering has to be chosen from among the streams offered.

[edit] Academic Eligibility for Technician Membership

Candidates who have passed in English and secured an aggregate of at least 45% in the qualifying examination as well as an aggregate of 45% in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics are eligible to apply.

A list of qualifying examinations is given below:

Intermediate science examination with English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.
B.Sc. examination with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.
First-year examination of a three-year Bachelor's degree course in any one of the subjects - Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry. The candidate should also have passed the Pre-University or Higher Secondary Examination with English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.
The final examination of the two-year course (10+2+3 system) with English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry, conducted by any State Board of Higher Secondary Education or recognised Indian University after 10 years of formal school education.
Pre-professional examination in Engineering or the first-year examination of the five-year integrated course in Engineering. · Pre-engineering Examination.
The Board of Apprenticeship Training Admission examination, West Bengal.
The preliminary examination of B.Arch. held by Calcutta University.
The first-year examination of B.Tech. (Education) of Regional College of Education, Ajmer.
The two-year course carried out by the Indian Military Academy / National Defence Academy, Khadakvasla and Dehradun.
The Vocational Higher Secondary Course from the Directorate of Vocational Higher Secondary Education, Kerala.
The Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination of National Open School, New Delhi.
Diploma in: - Diesel Mechanics - Electrical Instrument Mechanics - Surface Coating Technology from the Board of Technical Examinations, Maharashtra - Vocational Training for Fitter conducted at Sumant Moolgaonkar Engineering Institute, Kymore, Madhya Pradesh.
B.Sc. degree in Electronics and Computer Science conducted at Narmada College of Science and Commerce, Bharuch.

Eligibility Conditions for various classes of membership (Technician / Senior Technician Members)

I Technician Members:

Candidates can directly become Technician Members if they have a minimum qualification of a pass in the Standard XII Examination (45% minimum aggregate).

II Senior Technician Members:

For selection as a Senior Technician Member or for transfer from being a Technician Member to a Senior Technician Member, candidates must satisfy the following conditions:

A minimum age of 18 years on the date of application for selection or transfer.
He / she should be an engineer by profession working under a Corporate Member or a person qualified to be elected as a Corporate Member. The candidate should also be striving to acquire the qualifications for Corporate Membership (temporary unemployment is not an impediment to being elected).
The candidate should have passed a diploma examination in engineering or technology or its equivalent recognised by the Council, or an examination recognised by the Council as exempting from passing Section A of the Institution of Engineers examination in the non-diploma stream.

[edit] Section-A Examination

Technician Members who have been on the roll of the Institution of Engineers for a year are eligible to appear in the non-diploma stream examination based on their date of election to membership. Senior Technician Members can appear in the diploma stream. The exact dates and other details regarding the examinations like the last date of submission of examination forms, etc., are announced by the Institution of Engineers in the 'Technicians' Journal.'

The examinations are held twice every year, called Summer and Winter examinations, normally in May / June and November / December respectively.

Subjects in Section A examination are:

Diploma Stream

Material Science and engineering
Elements of Electrical Engineering and Electronics
computing and informatics
Society and Environment

Non-Diploma Stream

Mathematics I
Mathematics II
Engineering Drawing and Graphics
Electrical Science
Mechanical Science
Natural Science
Material Science and Processes
Fundamentals of Electronics and Instrumentation
Computer System and Data Analysis
Engineering, Environment and Society

Section A examination is common for all those who aspire to become engineers by acquiring an AMIE (I). Basic Sciences, Engineering Sciences and Communication are covered to prepare the candidate, after project work, to move on to Section B by choosing a particular discipline from among the streams offered.

[edit] Section B Examination

After Section A, the student has to complete a project work over a period of one year and only on the basis of satisfactory professional competence report, he / she will be admitted to appear for the Section B examination.

This consists of 9 papers of which 6 are compulsory and 3 optional. Currently, only the following branches of engineering are covered:

Chemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Electronics and Communications Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Metallurgical and Material Science Engineering
Mining Engineering
Production Engineering
Textile Engineering

[edit] Scheme of the Examination

Each paper is 3 hours long (unless specifically mentioned otherwise in the list of subjects). The maximum number of papers a candidate can appear at a time is: Section A (Diploma Stream) : 4 papers Section A (Non-Diploma Stream) : 5 papers Section B : 4 papers

[edit] Examination Centres

The examinations - Section A and B - are conducted in:

Abu Dhabi Allahabad Ahmedabad Bahrain Bangalore Bhubaneswar Chandigarh Chennai Coimbatore Delhi Durgapur Guwahati Hyderabad Jabalpur Jaipur Jamshedpur Kathmandu Kochi Kolkata Lucknow Nagpur Patna Pune Roorkee Rourkela Bhopal Doha Jamalpur Mumbai Trichy Thiruvananthapuram Tirupathi Vishakapatnam

In addition, Section A (Both Diploma and Non-Diploma) examinations are held in: Aligarh Jammu Jodhpur Kanpur Ludhiana Vijayawada Mysore Raippur Ranchi Shimla Vadodara

Section B Diploma Stream examination only is held in: Agartala Cuddapah Dharwed Indore Kharagpur Srinagar Karnal Nasik Neyveli Madurai Portblair

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List of organisations with a British royal charter

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List of organisations with a British royal charter is an incomplete list of organisations based both in the United Kingdom and throughout the world, in chronological order, that have received a royal charter from an English, Scottish, or British monarch.

See also List organisations in the United Kingdom with a royal charter, which is an alphabetical list of organisations based in the UK.

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[edit] 14th century

10-Mar 1326 Merchant Taylors' Company
1-Mar 1327 Skinners' Company
6-Mar 1327 Mayor and Commonalty and Citizens of the City of London
1327 Goldsmiths' Company
6-Aug 1348 Dean and Canons of Windsor
1348 Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge
30-Jun 1379 New College, Oxford
Oct 1382 Winchester College
13-Jan 1393 Mercers' Company

[edit] 15th century

4-Dec 1416 Cutlers' Company
16-Feb 1428 Grocers' Company
22-Feb 1437 Brewers' Company
23-Aug 1437 Vintners' Company
26-Apr 1439 Cordwainers' Company
1444 Leathersellers' Company
8-May 1453 Armourers' and Brasiers' Company
13-Oct 1457 Magdalen College, Oxford
8-Mar 1462 Tallow Chandlers' Company
1462 Barbers' Company
20-Mar 1463 Ironmongers' Company
16-Feb 1471 Dyers' Company
20-Jan 1473 Pewterers' Company
1474 Corporation of Blacksmith's of Dublin
16-Aug 1475 St. Catharine's College, Cambridge
7-Jul 1477 Carpenters' Company
16-Feb 1483 Wax Chandlers' Company
1496 Jesus College, Cambridge

[edit] 16th century

[edit] 1500-1549

10-Mar 1501 Plaisterers' Company
29-Apr 1501 Coopers' Company
23-Feb 1504 Poulters' Company
2-Jul 1509 Bakers' Company
15-Jan 1512 Brasenose College, Oxford
1517 Corpus Christi College, Oxford
23-Sep 1518 Royal College of Physicians of London
18-Jan 1528 Clothworkers' Company
1532 Bristol Grammar School
25-Aug 1537 Honourable Artillery Company
1541 King's School, Ely
1542 Magdalene College, Cambridge
23-Jul 1545 King Henry VIII School, Coventry
1545 Warwick School
1547 Trinity College, Cambridge
1547 Norwich School, Norwich
13-Jan 1547 Bethlem Hospital
13-Jan 1547 Saint Bartholomew's Hospital
1549 Pembroke College, Cambridge

[edit] 1550-1599

13-May 1550 Sherborne School
1550 French Protestant Church of London Charities
12-Aug 1551 St. Thomas's Hospital
14-May 1552 Sedbergh School
17-Jun 1552 King Edward VI Grammar School, Stourbridge
12-Jul 1552 King Edward's School, Bath
18-Dec 1552 Society of Merchant Venturers of Bristol
1552 Bedford School
1552 King Edward's School, Birmingham
1552 The King's School, Macclesfield
26-May 1553 Giggleswick School
26-Jun 1553 Bridewell Hospital
26-Jun 1553 Christ's Hospital
1553 King Edward VI Grammar School, Southampton
1553 Tonbridge School
1554 Queen Mary's Grammar School, Walsall
15-Jul 1555 College of Arms
1555 St. John's College, Oxford
7-Jul 1556 Charity of the Priest and Poor of Ginge Petre in the County of Essex
4-May 1557 Stationers' Company
5-Jul 1558 Brentwood School
21-May 1560 Dean and Chapter of the Collegiate Church of St Peter, Westminster
28-Feb 1561 Royal Grammar School Worcester
1561 Kingston Grammar School, Kingston upon Thames
25-Oct 1561 Broderers' Company
1562 St. Olave's and St. Saviour's Grammar School
15-Jun 1563 Queen Elizabeth Grammar School, Darlington
1565 Exeter College, Oxford
1565 Highgate School
1567 Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School, Blackburn
3-Aug 1568 Tylers' and Bricklayers' Company
12-Oct 1568 Girdlers' Company
14-Apr 1570 Joiners' Company
1571 Blacksmiths' Company
1571 Harrow School
27-Jun 1571 Jesus College, Oxford
9-Feb 1573 University College, Oxford
1574 Cranbrook School
1576 Sutton Valence School
19-Jun 1578 Haberdashers' Company
19-Jul 1581 Painter-Stainers' Company
1584 Uppingham School
1585 Queen's College, Oxford
1591 Queen Elizabeth Grammar School, Wakefield
1592 Queen Elizabeth's Hospital, Bristol
1594 Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge
3-May 1597 Hospital of St. John the Evangelist and St. Anne in Oakham

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[edit] 18th century

[edit] 1700s

16-Jun 1701 Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts
19-Apr 1706 Grey Coat Hospital in Tothill Fields of the Foundation of Queen Anne

[edit] Kingdom of Scotland

[edit] 1500s

1582 University of Edinburgh

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[edit] 18th century

[edit] 1700s

17-Nov 1707 Weavers' Company
22-Dec 1707 Charitable Corporation for the relief of the Industrious Poor
19-Apr 1709 Fanmakers' Company
25-May 1709 Society in Scotland for Propagating Christian Knowledge

[edit] 1710s

23-May 1711 Blanket Weavers in Witney, Oxfordshire
3-Dec 1711 Loriners' Company
29-Jul 1714 Worcester College, Oxford
24-Jul 1718 French Protestant Hospital
27-Jul 1719 Music Society for Carrying on Operas and other entertainments

[edit] 1720s

22-Jun 1720 London Assurance
22-Jun 1720 Royal Exchange Assurance
1727 The Royal Bank of Scotland
31-Jul 1729 Queen Elizabeth Grammar School, Halifax

[edit] 1730s

17-Oct 1739 Foundling Hospital

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[edit] 1750s

2-Nov 1751 Society of Antiquaries of London
9-Dec 1758 London Hospital

[edit] 1760s

8-Jun 1765 Bethel Hospital, Norwich

[edit] 1770s

19-Jun 1773 Carron Company
1773 Royal Medical Society
27-Jan 1774 Society of Advocates in Aberdeen

[edit] 1780s

24-Mar 1781 Governors of the possessions etc. of the Free Chapel of Hindon within the parish of East Knoyle, Wiltshire
29-Mar 1783 Royal Society of Edinburgh
6-May 1783 Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
9-Jun 1783 Glasgow Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures
10-Jul 1786 Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures
17-May 1787 Royal Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland

[edit] 1790s

26-Aug 1790 Royal Society of Musicians of Great Britain
21-Dec 1791 Glasgow Royal Infirmary
9-Jan 1792 Society for the Benefit of Sons and Daughters of the Clergy of the Church of Scotland
30-Oct 1794 Christian Faith Society
6-Jun 1796 Royal Faculty of Procurators in Glasgow
24-Jan 1797 Society of Solicitors in the Supreme Courts of Scotland
28-Jun 1798 Ayr Academy

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[edit] 1800s

13-Jan 1800 Royal Institution of Great Britain
22-Mar 1800 Royal College of Surgeons of England
22-Sep 1800 Downing College, Cambridge

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[edit] 1800s

19-Apr 1801 James Gillespie's Hospital and Free School
26-Mar 1802 Linnean Society of London
12-May 1802 University of King's College, Halifax, Nova Scotia
7-Apr 1807 Dumfries & Galloway Royal Infirmary
17-Apr 1809 Royal Horticultural Society

[edit] 1810s

23-May 1817 National Society for Promoting the Education of the Poor in the Principles of the Established Church throughout England and Wales
13-Jan 1818 Royal Edinburgh Public Dispensary
19-May 1818 Royal Literary Fund
8-May 1819 Dundee Royal Infirmary

[edit] 1820s

1820 Faculty of Procurators and Solicitors in Dundee
31-Mar 1821 McGill University, Montreal
6-Feb 1824 Edinburgh Academy
11-Aug 1824 Royal Asiatic Society
14-Oct 1824 Royal Caledonian Horticultural Society
1-Nov 1824 Australian Agricultural Company
9-Dec 1824 Glasgow Royal Mental Hospital
23-Apr 1825 Geological Society of London
15-Sep 1825 Royal Society of Literature of the United Kingdom
10-Nov 1825 Van Diemen's Land Company
28-Jun 1826 University Life Assurance Society
15-Mar 1827 University of Toronto
2-Aug 1827 Society for the management and distribution of the Artists Fund
6-Feb 1828 St David's College, Lampeter
3-Jun 1828 Institution of Civil Engineers
27-Mar 1829 Zoological Society of London
14-Aug 1829 King's College London

[edit] 1830s

18-Jan 1830 General Lying in Hospital
23-Jun 1830 Royal Academy of Music
7-Mar 1831 Royal Astronomical Society
6-Aug 1832 Cambridge Philosophical Society
30-Sep 1834 Royal Medical and Chirugical Society of London
3-May 1836 Society of Licensed Victuallers
28-Nov 1836 University of London
11-Jan 1837 Royal Institute of British Architects
1-Jun 1837 University of Durham
7-Jun 1837 Company of Stationers of Glasgow
26-Apr 1838 Royal Naval Benevolent Society
13-Aug 1838 Royal Scottish Academy of Painting, Sculpture & Architecture
26-Aug 1839 Mauritius Commercial Bank

[edit] 1840s

26-Mar 1840 Royal Agricultural Society of England
29-Jan 1840 Pacific Steam Navigation Company
1-Aug 1840 Society of Solicitors of Banffshire
10-Nov 1840 Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company
16-Mar 1841 Bank of Australasia
16-Oct 1841 Queens University at Kingston, Ontario
16-Mar 1842 McLachlan's Free School
30-Jun 1842 Artists General Benevolent Institution
15-Dec 1842 Licensed Victuallers Asylum
18-Feb 1843 Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain
3-Apr 1843 Royal Grammar School Worcester
27-Apr 1843 Queen Elizabeth's Almshouses Worcester
18-Jan 1844 Ionian Bank
8-Mar 1844 Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons
26-Feb 1845 Law Society
21-Aug 1845 Marlborough College
13-Jan 1845 Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada
30-Jun 1845 Metropolitan Association for Improving the Dwellings of the Industrious Classes
1845 Queen's College of Belfast (now Queen's University Belfast)
3-Feb 1847 Royal Society of British Artists
20-May 1847 Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce. (Royal Society of Arts)
8-May 1848 Governesses Benevolent Institution
27-Jun 1848 Missionary College of Saint Augustine Canterbury
4-Sep 1848 Chemical Society
16-Dec 1848 College of Preceptors
1-Mar 1849 Warneford Lunatic Asylum (Oxford)
30-Jul 1849 Royal British Bank

[edit] 1850s

14-Aug 1850 Commissioners for the Exhibition of 1851
12-Dec 1850 Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
5-May 1851 Educational Institute of Scotland
23-Oct 1851 Falkland Islands Company
23-Oct 1851 Leith Chamber of Commerce
16-Jul 1852 University of Trinity College, Toronto, Ontario
8-Dec 1852 Laval University, Quebec
5-Apr 1852 General Theatrical Fund Association
28-Jan 1853 Bishops University, Lennoxville, Quebec
13-Dec 1853 Wellington College
13-Jun 1853 Council and Committee of Queen's College
19-Aug 1853 Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China
7-Apr 1854 Marylebone Association for Improving the Dwellings of the Industrious Classes
7-Apr 1854 City of Worcester Association for Building Dwellings for the Labouring Classess
13-Sep 1854 Society of Accountants in Edinburgh
18-Oct 1854 London and Eastern Banking Corporation
7-Feb 1857 Society of Procurators and Solicitors in the City and Country of Perth
12-Jul 1857 Hospital for Women
3-Feb 1858 University of Sydney
14-Mar 1859 University of Melbourne
11-Jan 1859 Royal Geographical Society
6-Jul 1859 Benevolent Institution for the Relief of Aged and Infirm Journeymen Tailors
23-Sep 1859 National Benevolent Institution, founded by the late Peter Herve
22-Oct 1859 High School of Dundee

[edit] 1860s

23-Jan 1860 Royal United Service Institution
7-Mar 1860 Royal National Lifeboat Institution for the Preservation of Life from Shipwreck
5-Aug 1861 Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh
20-Nov 1861 Glasgow Art Union
19-Jul 1862 Salisbury Infirmary
1-Nov 1862 Asylum for Idiots
1-Nov 1862 Saint Andrew's College, Bradfield
3-Feb 1864 Dundee Chamber of Commerce
3-Feb 1864 Royal Orthopaedic Hospital
3-Feb 1864 Society for Relief of Widows and Orphans of Medical Men
7-Apr 1864 Natal Native Trust
9-Jul 1864 Friend of the Clergy
9-Jul 1864 Albert Middle Class College in Suffolk
28-Jul 1864 Haileybury College
1-Nov 1864 Printers' Pension, Almshouse and Orphan Asylum Corporation
5-Dec 1865 Meteorological Society
9-May 1866 Corporation for Middle Class Education in the Metropolis an the Suburbs thereof
26-Jul 1866 Microscopical Society
28-Dec 1866 Corporation of the Hall of Arts and Sciences (Royal Albert Hall)
26-Feb 1867 Preceptor, Patrons and Directors of Baillie's Institution in Glasgow
4-Nov 1867 Association for the Protection of Commercial Interests as respects Wrecked and Damaged Property
30-Jul 1868 Crossley Orphan Home and School
14-Sep 1868 Faculty of Actuaries in Scotland

[edit] 1870s

4-Jun 1870 Keble College, Oxford
6-Jul 1871 Incorporated Lay Body of the Church of England in Jamaica
17-Mar 1875 Royal Veterinary College
13-May 1875 Dundee Royal Lunatic Asylum
23-Oct 1876 North England Institute of Mining and Mechanical Engineers
7-Feb 1877 Clifton College
11-Jul 1877 University of the Cape of Good Hope

[edit] 1880s

18-Mar 1880 Victoria University
24-Mar 1880 Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales
2-Mar 1881 University of Adelaide
15-Jul 1881 Surveyors' Institution
26-Aug 1881 South Wales Institute of Engineers
18-Aug 1882 Selwyn College, Cambridge
18-Aug 1882 Royal Colonial Institute
20-Apr 1883 Royal College of Music
23-Aug 1883 Charing Cross Hospital
12-Dec 1883 Incorporated Society of Law Agents in Scotland
26-Jun 1884 St. Paul's Hostel, Cambridge
26-Jun 1884 Institute of Actuaries
11-Aug 1884 University College of South Wales and Monmouthshire
29-Nov 1884 Radcliffe Infirmary, Oxford
30-Dec 1884 Royal National Hospital for Consumption and Diseases of the Chest on the separate or Cottage principle
26-Mar 1885 University College of North Wales
19-May 1885 Queen Charlotte's Lying in Hospital
19-May 1885 Institute of Chemistry of Great Britain and Ireland
24-Jun 1885 Entomological Society of London
8-Mar 1886 Princess Helena College
14-Jan 1887 Royal Statistical Society
27-Nov 1887Belfast Royal Academy
7-Feb 1888 Trustees of the Buchanan Bequest
7-Feb 1888 Corporation of the Church House
3-May 1888 Grand Priory of the Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England
5-Jul 1889 Royal Historical Society
23-Jul 1889 University College of Wales, Aberystwyth (now the University of Wales, Aberystwyth)
19-Aug 1889 Queen Victoria's Jubilee Institute for Nurses
19-Aug 1889 Imperial Bank of Persia
15-Oct 1889 British South Africa Company

[edit] 1890s

8-Feb 1890 Institute of Journalists
21-Oct 1890 National Rifle Association
21-Oct 1890 Rossall School
21-Oct 1890 St. Peter's College, Radley
22-Nov 1890 Newspaper Press Fund
9-May 1891 Royal Provident Fund for Sea Fishermen
30-Jul 1891 Chartered Institute of Patent Agents (now the Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys)
5-Aug 1892 Governors of the Buchanan Retreat
16-May 1893 Royal British Nurses Association
23-Nov 1893 University of Wales
23-Nov 1893 Royal College of Organists
1894 West London Hospital
11-May 1895 National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
26-Nov 1897 Queen Victoria Clergy Fund
3-Feb 1897 Library Association
19-May 1898 Corporation of the Cranleigh and Bramley Schools
19-May 1898 Victorian Order of Nurses for Canada
9-Aug 1898 Royal Blind Ayslum and School, Edinburgh
7-Mar 1899 St. Andrew's Ambulance Association
14-Jul 1899 Grand Antiquity Society of Glasgow
7-Oct 1899 British Home and Hospital for Incurables

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[edit] 1900s

3-Mar 1900 University of Birmingham
17-Sep 1900 City and Guilds of London Institute
17-Sep 1900 Great Northern Central Hospital
11-Jun 1902 Carnegie Trustees for the Universities of Scotland
26-Jul 1902 British Academy for the Promotion of Historical, Philosophical and Philological Studies
15-Sep 1902 Weavers Society of Anderston
20-Oct 1902 Chartered Institute of Secretaries of Joint Stock Companies and other Public Bodies
19-Nov 1902 Royal Economic Society
16-Feb 1903 Royal Edinburgh Hospital for Incurables
16-Feb 1903 Royal Society for Home Relief to Incurables, Edinburgh
9-Jul 1903 Victoria University of Manchester
9-Jul 1903 University of Liverpool
9-Jul 1903 Chartered Society of Queen Square
10-Aug 1903 University College of Nottingham
11-Feb 1904 Royal Numismatic Society
21-Apr 1904 University of Leeds
15-Jul 1904 West India Committee
10-Aug 1904 British Cotton Growing Association
24-Oct 1904 Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
29-May 1905 University of Sheffield
11-Jul 1905 Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital
11-May 1906 British and Foreign School Society
30-Jun 1906 Institute of Directors
1-Dec 1906 Hull Royal Infirmary
11-Feb 1907 Royal Warrant Holders Association
1-Mar 1907 National Museum of Wales
1-Mar 1907 National Library of Wales
1-Jun 1907 Society of Chemical Industry
6-Jul 1907 Imperial College of Science and Technology
2-Nov 1907 Royal Society of South Africa
21-Dec 1908 Bedford College for Women
1-Aug 1908 British Red Cross Society
17-May 1909 University of Bristol
10-Aug 1909 Royal British Colonial Society of Artists

[edit] 1910s

22-Apr 1910 Cancer Hospital (Free)
13-Oct 1910 Association of Deacons of the Fourteen Incorporated Trades of Glasgow
28-Nov 1910 Institution of Naval Architects
23-Jan 1911 Royal United Kingdom Beneficent Association
25-May 1911 Royal Society of Painter-Etchers and Engravers
16-Dec 1911 Scout Association
17-Jan 1912 Chartered Insurance Institute
14-May 1912 King Edward the Seventh Welsh National Memorial Association
14-Jun 1912 British School at Rome
16-Dec 1912 King Edward VII Sanatorium
11-Feb 1913 Paton Trust
24-Jun 1913 Zoological Society of Scotland
7-Oct 1913 Royal West of England Academy
14-Oct 1913 Royal Asylum of Montrose
14-Oct 1913 Montrose Royal Infirmary
30-Mar 1914 Liverpool Merchants Guild
7-Jan 1915 Institution of Mining Engineers
7-Jan 1915 Institution of Mining and Metallurgy
2-Jun 1915 University of Tasmania
23-May 1916 School of Oriental Studies, London Institution
7-Sep 1916 Society for the Promotion of Nature Reserves
30-Mar 1917 Newnham College, Cambridge
10-May 1917 Imperial War Graves Commission (now Commonwealth War Graves Commission)
19-May 1917 Carnegie United Kingdom Trustees
27-Nov 1917 Queen Mary's Hospital for the East End
14-Jan 1919 Carnegie Dunfermline and Hero Fund Trustees
24-Feb 1919 Incorporation of Cordiners in Glasgow
15-Apr 1919 Representative Body of the Church in Wales
30-May 1919 Royal Hospital and Home for Incurables, Putney
9-Dec 1919 Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers
9-Dec 1919 University College of Swansea (now Swansea University)
20-Dec 1919 King George's Fund for Sailors
20-Dec 1919 Lord Kitchener National Memorial Fund

[edit] 1920s

11-Mar 1920 Leicester Royal Infirmary
25-Mar 1920 Medical Research Council
25-Mar 1920 Forestry Commissioners
17-May 1920 Chamber of Shipping of the United Kingdom
17-May 1920 Chartered Society of Massage and Medical Gymnastics
28-Jun 1920 Royal Academy of Dramatic Art
13-Oct 1920 St. Mary's Hospital, Paddington
10-Jun 1921 Officers Association
14-Jul 1921 Medical College of St. Bartholomew's Hospital in the City of London
10-Aug 1921 Institution of Electrical Engineers
11-Oct 1921 Empire Forestry Association
11-Oct 1921 Empire Cotton Growing Corporation
7-Nov 1921 Institute of British Foundrymen
13-Dec 1921 Royal Liverpool Seamen's Orphan Institution
6-Feb 1922 Royal Scottish Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children
3-Mar 1922 Royal Victoria College, Montreal
3-Mar 1922 Over-Seas League
1-Apr 1922 Royal Naval Benevolent Trust (Grand Fleet and Kindred Funds)
5-May 1922 Incorporation of Architects in Scotland
20-Jun 1922 St. John's Foundation School
10-Aug 1922 College of Estate Management
6-Dec 1922 Toc H (Incorporated)
6-Dec 1922 Girl Guides Association
29-Jan 1923 Institution of Royal Engineers
12-Mar 1923 British Institute of Florence
4-May 1923 Confederation of British Industry
4-May 1923 Wolverhampton and Staffordshire Hospital
26-Jun 1923 Cardiff Royal Infirmary
11-Oct 1923 Dover College
21-Mar 1924 London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
25-Jun 1924 Royal Life Saving Society
25-Jul 1924 Girton College, Cambridge
6-Feb 1925 Textile Institute
17-Mar 1925 British Legion
12-Oct 1925 London Playing Fields Society
12-Oct 1925 Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon
16-Dec 1925 Soldiers', Sailors' and Airmen's Families Association
1-Feb 1926 University of Reading
25-Feb 1926 Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford
25-Feb 1926 St. Hilda's College, Oxford
25-Feb 1926 Birkbeck College
25-Feb 1926 Royal Medico-Psychological Association
30-Apr 1926 Somerville College, Oxford
1-Jun 1926 Royal Masonic Institution for Boys
1-Jun 1926 The Mothers' Union
28-Jun 1926 Royal Institute of International Affairs
28-Jun 1926 St. Hugh's College, Oxford
5-Nov 1926 Institute of Transport
20-Nov 1926 British Broadcasting Corporation
14-Dec 1926 National Police Fund
22-Mar 1928 British Association for the Advancement of Science
22-Mar 1928 Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia
13-Jul 1928 College of Nursing
14-Aug 1928 Royal Victoria Hospital, Dundee
20-Nov 1928 London Homeopathic Hospital
20-Nov 1928 National Art-Collection Fund
21-Dec 1928 Malvern College
29-Jan 1929 Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Hospital
1-Mar 1929 Howard Leopold Davis Scholarships Trust
21-Mar 1929 British Engineering Standards Association
10-May 1929 Indian Church Trustees
10-May 1929 Institution of Gas Engineers
5-Jul 1929 Institute of Hygiene
17-Dec 1929 King George Hospital at Ilford

[edit] 1930s

20-Jan 1930 Royal Society for the Relief of Indigent Gentlewomen of Scotland
28-Mar 1930 Institution of Mechanical Engineers
28-Jul 1930 King Edwards VII's Hospital for Officers, Sister Agnes Founder
28-Jul 1930 Honourable Company of Master Mariners
28-Jul 1930 Oundle School
28-Jul 1930 East Ham Memorial Hospital
18-Dec 1930 Welsh National School of Medicine
29-Jun 1931 British Postgraduate Medical School
1-Oct 1931 Glasgow Fishmongers Company
7-Oct 1931 Australian Chemical Institute
7-Oct 1931 Royal Seamen's Pension Fund
11-Feb 1932 Universities China Committee in London
15-Dec 1932 National Playing Fields Association
16-Mar 1933 Institute of Marine Engineers
25-May 1933 London Library
26-Jun 1933 Westfield College, London
22-Mar 1934 Institution of Structural Engineers
9-Nov 1934 Queen Mary College
20-Dec 1934 City of London Maternity Hospital
21-Feb 1935 Cheltenham Ladies' College
6-Jun 1935 Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution
13-Aug 1935 Institution of Engineers (India)
20-Dec 1935 Royal Academy of Dancing
13-Apr 1937 Worshipful Company of Basketmakers
29-Jul 1937 General Infirmary at Leeds
24-Feb 1938 Institution of Engineers Australia
25-Nov 1938 Roedean School
25-May 1939 National Association of Boy's Clubs
25-Jul 1939 Imperial Cancer Research Fund

[edit] 1940s

19-Sep 1940 British Council
30-May 1941 Australian Red Cross Society
26-Jun 1946 King's School, Canterbury
26-Jun 1946 Worshipful Company of Carmen
10-Jul 1946 Arts Council of Great Britain
10-Jul 1946 Institute of Fuel
29-Jan 1947 Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists
10-Mar 1947 British Postgraduate Medical Federation
28-Oct 1947 Scottish National War Memorial Trustees
28-Oct 1947 Officers Families Fund
9-Jul 1948 University of Nottingham
13-Sep 1948 Wye College
13-Sep 1948 Institution of Municipal Engineers
25-Oct 1948 British and Foreign Bible Society
22-Dec 1948 Royal Aeronautical Society
22-Dec 1948 University College of the West Indies
4-Mar 1949 National Institute for the Blind
30-Jun 1949 University College of North Staffordshire
25-Nov 1949 Railway Benevolent Institution

[edit] 1950s

31-Mar 1950 Royal Alfred Merchant Seamen's Society
25-Apr 1950 Women's Royal Naval Service Benevolent Trust
25-Apr 1950 Standards Association of Australia
9-Oct 1950 University College of Leicester
8-Dec 1950 Worshipful Company of Musicians
21-Dec 1950 Campbell College, Belfast
1-Nov 1951 Ceylon Red Cross Society
14-Nov 1951 Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion
24-Mar 1952 University of Southampton
9-Apr 1952 School of Pharmacy, University of London
29-Apr 1952 St. Anne's College, Oxford
29-Jul 1952 Royal Masonic Institution for Girls
25-Nov 1952 Principal and Governors of Queen Elizabeth College
4-Dec 1952 Royal Air Forces Association
1-Apr 1953 St. Anthony's College, Oxford
30-Apr 1953 Faculty of Radiologists
20-Jan 1954 Australian Academy of Science
13-May 1954 University of Hull
15-Jul 1954 Royal Naval Association
21-Dec 1954 Queen Elizabeth House, Oxford
10-Feb 1955 University College of Rhodesia and Nyasaland
7-Apr 1955 Cuddesdon Theological College
7-Apr 1955 Seafarers Education Service
29-Jul 1955 Manchester College of Science and Technology
29-Jul 1955 Company of Farmers of the City of London
29-Jul 1955 Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
28-Oct 1955 University of Exeter
9-Oct 1956 Royal Ballet
15-Feb 1957 St. Edmund Hall, Oxford
22-Feb 1957 Institution of Chemical Engineers
15-Mar 1957 University of Leicester
17-May 1957 City of London Solicitors' Company
23-Aug 1957 English-Speaking Union of the Commonwealth
19-Feb 1958 British Institute of Radiology
14-Mar 1958 Nuffield College, Oxford
21-Nov 1958 Institute of Municipal Treasurers and Accountants
19-Dec 1958 Royal Humane Society
15-Jun 1959 Town Planning Institute
21-Dec 1959 Fourah Bay College - The University College of Sierra Leone

[edit] 1960s

8-Apr 1960 National Army Museum
3-Aug 1960 Churchill College, Cambridge
26-Oct 1960 Westcott House, Cambridge
2-Aug 1961 University of Sussex
24-Oct 1961 Royal Archaeological Institute
24-Oct 1961 St. Peter's College, Oxford
6-Dec 1961 University of Keele
21-Dec 1961 Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusters
26-Feb 1962 University of the West Indies
2-Oct 1962 Magistrates Association
28-Nov 1962 Library Association of Australia
26-Mar 1963 Society of Dyers and Colourists
2-May 1963 Royal Society of St. George
30-May 1963 Association of Commonwealth Universities
29-Jul 1963 University of York
29-Jul 1963 St. Catherine's College, Oxford
29-Jul 1963 Animal Health Trust
27-Nov 1963 University of East Anglia
27-Nov 1963 University of Basutoland, the Bechuanaland Protectorate and Swaziland
26-Mar 1964 Institution of Production Engineers
23-Jun 1964 University of Strathclyde
23-Jun 1964 Liverpool Medical Institution
27-Jul 1964 University of Lancaster
20-Nov 1964 University of Kent at Canterbury
20-Nov 1964 University of Essex
29-Jan 1965 University of Warwick
26-Feb 1965 Science Research Council
26-Feb 1965 British Psychological Society
4-May 1965 Natural Environment Research Council
3-Aug 1965 London Mathematical Society
29-Oct 1965 Social Science Research Council
31-Jan 1966 Heriot-Watt University
24-Feb 1966 Loughborough University of Technology
10-Mar 1966 University of Aston in Birmingham
6-Apr 1966 City University, London
9-Jun 1966 Brunel University
28-Jul 1966 University of Surrey
28-Jul 1966 Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge
20-Sep 1966 University of Bradford
20-Sep 1966 Bath University of Technology
10-Feb 1967 University of Salford
28-Jun 1967 University of Dundee
28-Jul 1967 Royal College of Art
23-Aug 1967 Australian Boy Scouts Association
10-Oct 1967 Institution of Radio and Electronic Engineers, Australia
13-Nov 1967 University of Stirling
13-Nov 1967 University of Wales Institute of Science and Technology
22-Mar 1968 Royal African Society
23-Apr 1969 Open University
25-Jun 1969 Australian Academy of the Humanities for the Advancement of Scholarship in Language, Literature, History, Philosophy and the Fine Arts
-Jul 1969 Australian Institute of Building
28-Nov 1969 Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge
28-Nov 1969 Cranfield Institute of Technology
19-Dec 1969 Royal College of Pathologists

[edit] 1970s

4-Feb 1970 Jockey Club (incorporating the National Hunt Committee)
4-Feb 1970 University of the South Pacific
28-Jul 1970 New University of Ulster
30-Sep 1970 Institute of Physics
11-Mar 1971 Heythrop College
22-Dec 1971 Chelsea College, University of London
22-Dec 1971 Sports Council
22-Dec 1971 Scottish Sports Council
22-Dec 1971 Sports Council for Wales
28-Jun 1972 New Hall, Cambridge
23-Oct 1972 Royal College of General Practitioners
24-Oct 1973 Anglo-German Foundation for the study of Industrial Society
16-Oct 1974 Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA)
12-Feb 1975 Institute of Cost and Management Accountants
12-Feb 1975 Institution of Metallurgists
18-Mar 1975 Institute of Measurement and Control
12-Nov 1975 College of Law
17-Mar 1976 Institution of Heating and Ventilating Engineers under title of "Chartered Institution of Building Services"
19-May 1976 Design Council
19-May 1976 Society of Industrial Artists and Designers
9-Jun 1976 Darwin College, Cambridge
15-Sep 1976 Institute of Bankers in Scotland
27-Oct 1976 Wolfson College, Cambridge
15-Nov 1977 University College London
25-Apr 1978 Carnegie Trustees for the Universities of Scotland (new)
6-Feb 1979 Institute of Arbitrators
14-Mar 1979 Building Societies Institute
14-Mar 1979 Institute of Biology

[edit] 1980s

13-Feb 1980 King's College London
19-Mar 1980 Royal Society of Chemistry (amalgamation between Royal Institute of Chemistry and Chemical Society)
28-Jul 1980 Institute of Building
18-Feb 1981 Wolfson College, Oxford
28-Oct 1981 Engineering Council
10-Feb 1982 Institute of Foresters
11-Feb 1983 University of Buckingham
22-Jun 1983 British Film Institute
18-May 1983 Crafts Council
20-Apr 1984 Fellowship of Engineering
11-Apr 1984 Industrial Society
25-Jun 1984 Institute of Housing
25-Jun 1984 Institution of Environmental Health Officers
31-Jul 1984 University of Ulster
31-Jul 1984 British Computer Society
12-Sep 1984 Clare Hall, Cambridge
30-Oct 1984 Robinson College, Cambridge
5-Jun 1986 Linacre College, Oxford
8-Jul 1986 London Graduate School of Business Studies
10-Feb 1987 Institute of Bankers
10-Jun 1987 University of London Institute of Education
23-Mar 1988 College of Opthalmologists
27-Apr 1988 Motability
7-Feb 1989 Chartered Institute of Marketing
2-Aug 1989 Queen Mary and Westfield College
19-Dec 1989 Royal Commonwealth Society for the Blind
1-Nov 1989 Goldsmiths College, University of London

[edit] 1990s

7-Jun 1990 The Institute of Mathematics and its Applications
26-Jun 1990 Royal Star and Garter Home
21-May 1991 The Henley Management College
11-Feb 1992 Royal College of Anaesthetists
15-Jul 1992 The Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply
16-Dec 1993 Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council
16-Dec 1993 Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
16-Dec 1993 Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council
8-Feb 1994 Arts Council of England
8-Feb 1994 Scottish Arts Council
8-Feb 1994 Arts Council of Wales
15-Mar 1994 Institute of Taxation
14-Dec 1994 Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management
14-Dec 1994 Council for the Central Laboratory of the Research Council
11-Apr 1995 Mansfield College, Oxford
11-Apr 1995 Templeton College, Oxford
28-Jun 1995 The College of Optometrists
23-Nov 1995 Manchester College, Oxford
13-Mar 1996 York Borough Council
13-Mar 1996 Cardiff County Council (?)
26-Jun 1996 Sedgefield Borough Council
23-Jul 1996 North East Lincolnshire Borough Council
23-Jul 1996 English Sports Council
23-Jul 1996 UK Sports Council
23-Jul 1996 College Paediatrics and Child Health
26-Jun 1997 Landscape Institute
22-Jul 1997 Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge
22-Jul 1997 Brighton and Hove Borough Council
11-Feb 1998 Medway Borough Council
11-Feb 1998 Historic Royal Palaces
22-Apr 1998 St Edmunds College, Cambridge
15-Oct 1998 North Lincolnshire Borough Council
12-Oct 1999 The Prince's Trust
24-Nov 1999 Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund

[edit] 21st century

8-Feb 2000 Institute of Personnel and Development
12-Jul 2000 The Royal Environmental Health Institute of Scotland
11-Apr 2001 Institution of Incorporated Engineers
11-Dec 2001 Chartered Institute of Wastes Management
12-Feb 2002 Chartered Management Institute
12-Feb 2002 Telford and the Wrekin Borough Council
26-Jun 2002 Institution of Occupational Safety and Health
12-Jun 2003 The Science Council
15-Dec 2003 Thames Valley University - Polytechnic of West London
11-Feb 2004 The Worshipful Company of Engineers
11-Feb 2004 The Worshipful Company of Paviors
8-May 2004 Society for the Environment
27-Jul 2004 The Royal Photographic Society of Great Britain
13-Oct 2004 Association for Science Education

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