University of Oxford
The University of Oxford is a collegiate research university in Oxford, England. There is evidence of teaching as early as 1096, making it the oldest university in the English-speaking world and the world's second-oldest university in continuous operation.
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Kent M. Keith
American writer
Boria Majumdar
Indian journalist
Jeremy Summerly
British conductor
Caryl Phillips
Novelist
David Naylor
Canadian physician
Richard Stengel
American editor
Robin Burgess
Economist
John Milbank
Theologian
Arnold Eisen
Scholar
Nazneen Rahman
Geneticist
Ng Chee Khern
Chairman of the Government Technology Agency
Thum Ping Tjin
Historian
Ng Chee Peng
Desmond Lee
Minister of State for National Development of Singapore
David Nabarro
Medical doctor
Barton Gellman
American journalist
Gareth Peirce
British solicitor
Edward Thomas Hall
British scientist
Henry G. Chiles Jr.
Commanding officer
David Wilson, Baron Wilson of Tillyorn
Former Governor of Hong Kong
Marcus Borg
American scholar
John J. Tigert
Former United States Commissioner of Education
Thomas F. Torrance
Theologian
Vikram Chandra
Indian journalist
Tim Hetherington
British photojournalist
Nicholas K. Lory
British film producer
Avrion Mitchison
Ervand Abrahamian
Iranian historian
Myres S. McDougal
Lawyer
Charles Coleman Finlay
American author
Ian Sansom
Author
Philip Candelas
British physicist
Henry Wotton
Author
Robert Fludd
Physician
Frederic Weatherly
Lawyer
Joanna Trollope
Writer
Tom McMillen
Former United States Representative
John Minford
Sinologist
Simon Kuper
Author
Edward Luce
Journalist
Michael Goldacre
Medical doctor
Ian Bayley
Computer scientist
Gail Trimble
Nathaniel Mellors
Artist
William G. Tucker
British Sculptor
Robert Recorde
Welsh physician
Dyson Heydon
Former judge