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 44 people) - Page 50
Noel Perrin
American essayist and professor
Aare Järvan
Estonian civil servant
Richard Buxton
Author
Justin Marozzi
Journalist
Odo Hirsch
Australian author
Richard Barbrook
Mark Singleton
Yoga scholar
John van Wyhe
Historian of science
Anwar Nuseibeh
Jordanian Politician
Elizabeth, Lady Gass
Romain Graziani
Scholar
Nubar Gulbenkian
Armenian-British business magnate and socialite
Derek Emslie, Lord Kingarth
Judge
Robert Clement Sconce Bunbury
Barrister
John D'Oyly
Author
John Tayloe III
Politician
Koldo Gorostiaga
Spanish Politician
Nazir Razak
Former chairperson of CIMB Group
Sir Norman Moore, 1st Baronet
Doctor and historian
Meng Han Kuok
George Gabriel Stokes
Irish physicist and mathematician
Philip Bonn
Special Envoy of the International Emergency Management Organization to the United Nations
Charles Brookfield
Actor and author
Peter Bretscher
Carolina Ödman-Govender
Swiss physicist
Bryan Thwaites
Author
George Shurley
Judge
James Stourton
British art historian
Gawin Corbin Jr.
Politician
Mark Winter Lake
Archaeologist
Arthur Trollope
English cricketer
Nathaniel Eaton
Clergyman
Francis Habgood
Lo Tsung-yee
Diplomat
Anthony Seymour Laughton
British biographer
Harry Burrard Neale
Politician
Richard Hawksworth Barnes
Meteorologist
Christoph von Graffenried
Cedric Ivor Tuckett
Surgeon
Graeme Bonham-Carter
Canadian geologist
Daniel Hopkin
British barrister
Raab
Musical artist
Diane Abbott MP
Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom