University of Cambridge
The University of Cambridge is a collegiate public research university in Cambridge, United Kingdom. Founded in 1209 and granted a Royal Charter by King Henry III in 1231, Cambridge is the second-oldest university in the English-speaking world and the world's fourth-oldest surviving university.
University Of Cambridge People (First 49 people) - Page 49
Urban Torhamn
Swedish writer
David J. Simms
Irish mathematician
Helen Magill
American instructor
Stewart Perowne
British writer
Hendrik de Waal
Artist
Richard A. Proctor
Astronomer
Tony Tan Lay Thiam
Singaporean Politician
Gavin Burnell
Researcher
Szen Low
Jho Low's brother
Rachel Wolf
Columnist
Peter Catterall
British higher education teacher
Kathleen Rishbeth
British photographer
John Arlidge
Margaret Worrall
T. R. Fyvel
Writer
H. C. Efflatoun
Egyptian entomologist ‧ Inji Aflatoun's father
Joseph Bentwich
British-Israeli educator ‧ Herbert Bentwich's son
Mohit Sen
Indian Politician
Baroness Cohen of Pimlico
Member of the House of Lords of the United Kingdom
Samar Minallah
Filmmaker
Guy Deutscher
Israeli linguist
Mehmood Shah
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Pakistan
Justin Kotalawela
Former Senator of Ceylon ‧ John Kotelawala's brother
Stephen Bragg
British engineer ‧ Lawrence Bragg's son
Max Millikan
American economist and professor
Enrico Volterra
Engineer
Nayef bin Ahmed Al Saud
Saudi Arabian military personnel
K. J. Willis
Ray Wijewardene
Sri Lankan engineer and aviator
Nick Goldman
Biological scientist
Ivaylo Mandzhukov
Kresten Lindorff-Larsen
Researcher
Michael Norrish
Computer researcher
Hugo Anthony Meynell
English author
Philippa Borrill
Researcher
Emily James Smith Putnam
American author
Patrick Rabbitt
Psychologist
Zhang Zongsui
Chinese physicist
Sarah Cleaveland
Veterinary surgeon
Alexander Vinokurov
Russian businessman
Carolina Ödman
Swiss physicist
Hélène de Largentaye
Economist
Michal Tykač
Czech Researcher
Rivka Schechter
Philosopher
Herbert Loewe
Orientalist
R. L. Oliver
Geologist
John Urry, deceased
British sociologist
