It is important to make sure that a university or college course is accredited by the Professional Institution to which an application may subsequently be made for any grade of Membership. Further information should be obtained at an early stage as this may even influence the choice of A-level subjects. British Hydrological Society 5.1. Overview BHS is an inter-disciplinary body, which was established in 1983, caters for the needs of all those interested in any aspect of hydrology. It has nearly 800 members.
Students are eligible for a reduced concessionary membership subscription.
It co-operates with the Institution of Civil Engineer's Scottish and Welsh Hydrological Groups to ensure that the overall programme of meetings is varied and stimulating. The Society also maintains links with international scientific organisations. The Society holds regular national and regional one or half-day meetings for the presentation and discussion of current issues, recent research and to share experience in the application of hydrology. Publications BHS publishes a quarterly news letter Circulation to keep members informed on hydrological issues and activities of interest. Its series of Occasional Papers result from papers presented at selected meetings or in response to a topic of particular importance.