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→‎Post-1992 Universities: Birmingham City University's arms originally granted to College of Commerce in 1963.
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In the crest the owl signifies wisdom and science with a quill pen for arts, letters and commerce.
The supporters are a lion signifying strength and the male element balanced by a hind for speed, fleetness of response and female element. The charred stumps of oak trees on which the supporters rest their feet provide links to the former relationships with Kingston and Surrey. The wave at the base of the compartment stands for the river Thames on which Kingston is sited. The three salmon are from the arms of the [[Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames|Royal Borough of Kingston]] – the Domesday book mentions that Kingston had three fisheries.
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| [[Leeds Beckett University]], granted 11 January 1994 to Leeds Metropolitan University<ref>{{Cite web |title=Brand Guidelines |url=https://www.leedsbeckett.ac.uk/-/media/files/brand/lbu-brand-guidelines.pdf}}</ref><ref>Letters Patent issued by the Kings of Arms dated 11 January 1994.</ref>
'''Escutcheon:''' ''Per chevron Argent and Vert in chief two open Books proper bound Gules edged and clasped Or each charged with a Rose Argent seeded Or barbed Vert with slips and leaves surmounting the lower edge also Vert in base a Fountain Or issuing Water Proper.''<br>
'''Crest:''' ''Upon a Helm with a Wreath Argent & Vert Within a Coronet Or a Mount Vert thereon a Barn Owl displayed between two sprigs of Laurel proper Mantled Vert Doubled Argent.''<br>
'''Supporters:''' ''Dexter a male Student habited in the Gown Cap and Hood of Leeds Metropolitan University and holding in the dexter hand a Scroll all proper and on the Sinister a female Student habited in a like Gown Hood and Cap and holding in the sinister hand a Scroll all proper.''<br>
'''Motto:''' ''Victrix Fortunae Sapientia (Wisdom is the conqueror of fortune)''
 
 
 
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