The University of Edinburgh
The University of Edinburgh, founded in 1582, is the sixth oldest university in the English-speaking world and one of Scotland's ancient universities. The university is deeply embedded in the fabric of the city of Edinburgh, with many of the buildings in the historic Old Town belonging to the university.
The University Of Edinburgh People (First 49 people) - Page 18
Flora Nwapa
Nigerian author
Neena Modi
British physician
Lilian Lindsay
Dentist
David Colquhoun
British pharmacologist
Steve Snapper Jones
British geneticist
Christine D'haen
Author
Hugh Broughton
Architect
Sarah Masters
Researcher
Dr Ruth Lewis
Researcher
Kole Omotosho
Nigerian writer
Peter Doherty
Australian immunologist
Yiannis Demiris
Researcher
David Adger
Linguist
Simon Taylor
Rugby union player
Christopher J. Mungall
Researcher
Claudio Castellini
Researcher
Noah Wekesa
Kenyan Politician
Iraide Ibarretxe-Antunano
Linguist
Richard Henderson
Former Mayor of Jeffersonville, Kentucky
Elizabeth A. Mac Gregor
Art historian
Ewen MacIntosh
Actor
Elaine Murray
Politician
James Frederick Ferrier
Writer
Lindsay Davidson
British composer
Deirdre Duffy
Politician
Charles Shaw, Baron Kilbrandon
Judge
Michael Russell
American tennis player
John Woodcock
Cricketer
Laura Kuenssberg
British journalist
Hugh Blair
Scottish author
Ann Henderson
Rector of the University of Edinburgh
Jonathan Liew
Sports writer
Maggie Chapman
Rector of the University of Aberdeen
William Henry
English chemist
Tom Bradby
British journalist
Carrie Gracie
Scottish journalist
James Lind
Doctor
Saul David
Academic
James Young Simpson
Physician
Alexander Monro Primus
Surgeon
James Blyth
Scottish electrical engineer
Lars Rasmussen
Danish handball player
Sarah Robertson
Film director
Robert Garioch
Poet
Peter Msolla
Tanzanian Politician
John Batchelor
Singaporean-Australian television actor
Charles Nicholson
Composer
