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.
University Of Oxford People (First 49 people) - Page 4
Carlos Santiago Nino
Argentine philosopher
Philippe Van Parijs
Belgian philosopher
Owen M. Fiss
Legal scholar
John Wilkins
Author
Pat Haden
American football quarterback
Grevel Lindop
Poet
Michael Winterbottom
Author
Kofi Abrefa Busia
Former Prime Minister of Ghana
Arun Nayar
Businessman ‧ Elizabeth Hurley's ex-husband
A. J. P. Taylor
British historian
Ralph Metzner
German-American psychologist
Robert Hardy
Actor
Arvind Subramanian
Former Chief Economic Advisor to the Government of India
Thorold Rogers
Economist
Josie Long
British comedian
Oliver Smithies
American-British geneticist
Rachel Parris
Comedian
Nicholas Guest
American actor
Edmond Halley
English astronomer
Mike Carey
British writer
Eugene Burdick
American political scientist
Timothy Williamson
British philosopher
John Searle
American philosopher
Alison Gopnik
American professor
John Y. Campbell
American-British economist
T. M. Scanlon
American philosopher
Jeff McMahan
American philosopher
David Gauthier
Canadian-American philosopher
Larry Sanders
American former professional basketball player
Rageh Omaar
British journalist
Julian King
Richard W. Tsien
American engineer
Giles Andreae
British artist
Adrian Furnham
British psychologist
Nicholas Bingham
British mathematician
Alan Mak
Director
Helmuth James von Moltke
German jurist
Pete Buttigieg
United States Secretary of Transportation
Ivor Atkins
Choirmaster
David Owen Norris
British pianist
William Walton
Composer
Philip Bobbitt
American author
William Broyles Jr.
American screenwriter
Sarah Rafferty
American actress
Kurt Lambeck
Professor
Anne Treisman
English psychologist
Anna Watts
