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List of University of East Anglia alumni

This List of University of East Anglia alumni includes graduates and non-graduate former students of the University of East Anglia. The list includes one current monarch and former Prime Minister, two de facto heads of state, one Vice President, one Deputy Prime Minister, and two former Leaders of the House of Lords. The list also includes two Nobel laureates in Physiology or Medicine, one President of the Royal Society, two Lasker Award winners, and a further 15 Fellows of the Royal Society. Literary alumni include one Nobel laureate in Literature, three Booker Prize winners, 11 Costa Book Award (formerly Whitbread Award) winners, and three Caine Prize winners.

Earlham Hall, home to UEA Law School.

Politics and government

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Heads of state and government

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
King Tupou VI BA, 1980 King of Tonga (2012–present) and Prime Minister of Tonga (2000–2006) [1]
Sir Robert Fulton KBE BA, 1970 Governor of Gibraltar (2006–2009) and Commandant General Royal Marines [2]
Sir Carlyle Glean GCMG MA, 1982 Governor-General of Grenada (2008–2013) [3]

United Kingdom

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Valerie Amos, Baroness Amos CH ARE, 1978 Leader of the House of Lords (2003–2007) [4]
Douglas Carswell BA, 1993 Conservative and UKIP Member of Parliament [5]
Judith Chaplin OBE DipEcon Conservative Member of Parliament [6]
Tony Colman MA, 2009; PhD, 2013 Labour Member of Parliament [7]
Caroline Flint BA, 1983 Labour Member of Parliament [8]
Michael Heaver BA, 2011 Brexit Party Member of the European Parliament [9]
Jon Owen Jones BSc, 1975 Labour Member of Parliament [10]
Tess Kingham PGCE, 1987 Labour Member of Parliament [11]
Rachael Maskell BSc, 1994 Labour Member of Parliament [12]
Brian Mathew BA, 1983 Liberal Democrat Member of Parliament [13]
Manuela Perteghella MA, 2000; PhD, 2006 Liberal Democrat Member of Parliament [14]
Timothy Bentinck, 12th Earl of Portland MBE BA, 1975 Crossbench Peer and actor [15]
Murad Qureshi BA, 1987 Labour Member of the London Assembly [16]
Adrian Ramsay BA, 2002; MA, 2005 Green Party Member of Parliament and co-leader [17]
Connor Rand BA, 2014 Labour Member of Parliament [18]
Sam Rushworth MRes, 2011; PhD, 2018 Labour Member of Parliament [19]
Rosalind Scott, Baroness Scott of Needham Market BA, 1999 Liberal Democrat Peer [20]
Karin Smyth BA, 1988 Labour Member of Parliament [21]
Ivor Stanbrook PhD, 1995 Conservative Member of Parliament [22]
Thomas Galbraith, 2nd Baron Strathclyde CH BA, 1982 Leader of the House of Lords (2010–2013) [23]
David Thomas BA, 1993 Labour Member of the European Parliament [24]
Adam Tomkins LLB, 1990 Conservative Member of the Scottish Parliament [25]

Europe

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Rubina Berardo BA, 2003 Member of the Portuguese Assembly of the Republic [26]
Hugh Bronson MA; PhD, 2001 Member of the Abgeordnetenhaus of Berlin [27]
Marios Demetriades BSc, 1993 Cypriot Transport Minister [28]
Françoise Dupuis MA, 1967 President of the Brussels Regional Parliament [29]
Össur Skarphéðinsson PhD, 1983 Icelandic Foreign Minister [30]

Middle East

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Mohamed Ali Hasan Ali MSc, 1987; PhD, 1994 Member of the Bahraini Consultative Council [31]
Serwan Baban PhD, 1991 Kurdish Cabinet Minister [32]
Saeed Qasim Al-Khalidi Al-Maliki MSc, 2002; PhD 2006 Member of the Consultative Assembly of Saudi Arabia [33]
Mansour bin Attia bin Mohammed Al-Mazrouei PhD, 2006 Member of the Consultative Assembly of Saudi Arabia [34]
Yahya Al-Mutawakel PhD, 1992 Yemeni Trade Minister [35]
Hilal Al Sarmi MA Member of the Consultative Assembly of Oman [36]
Tariq bin Saeed bin Hilail Al-Shammari PhD, 2016 Member of the Consultative Assembly of Saudi Arabia [37]

Asia

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
José Abel MSc, 2004 East Timorese Secretary of State [38]
Mariyam Azra MA, 1998 Maldivian Minister of State [39]
Anil Baijal MA Lieutenant Governor of Delhi [40]
Nomin Chinbat BA, 2006 Mongolian Cabinet Minister [41]
Cüneyd Düzyol MA, 1993 Turkish Cabinet Minister [42]
Hala Hameed MPhil, 1993; PhD, 2004 Maldivian Minister of State [43]
Choida Jamtsho MSc, 2006 Member of the Bhutanese National Assembly [44]
Cheng Kai-nam BA, 1988 Member of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong [29]
Murat Karayalçın MA, 1977 Deputy Prime Minister of Turkey and Turkish Foreign Minister [29]
Martin Manurung MA, 2007 Member of the Indonesian People's Representative Council [45]
Suyoi Osman BA, 1975 Bruneian Education and Health Minister [29]
Adam Shareef MA, 2008 Maldivian Defence Minister [29]
Salbiah binti Sulaiman BA, 1978 Member of the Legislative Council of Brunei [46]
Suchart Thada-Thamrongvech DipEcon Thai Finance Minister [47]
Wan Hisham BSc, 1979 Malaysian State Assemblyman [29]
Adanan Yusof BA Bruneian Home Affairs and Health Minister [48]

Oceania

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Mathias Cormann Law, 1994 Australian Finance Minister and Secretary-General of the OECD [49]
Dee Margetts BA, 1982 Senator for Western Australia [50]
Teima Onorio MA, 1990 Vice President of Kiribati [51]

Americas

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Alvin Bernard MA Member of the Dominican House of Assembly [29]
Julio Boltvinik MA, 1973 Member of the Mexican Chamber of Deputies [52]
Gino Costa MA, 1983 Peruvian Interior Minister [53]
Óscar González MA, 1974; PhD, 1980 Member of the Mexican Chamber of Deputies [54]
Daniel Kagan Politics, 1973 Member of the Colorado Senate [29]
Manuel Lajo PhD, 1987 Member of the Peruvian Congress [55]
Pedro Rosas Bravo MSc, 1978 Venezuelan Finance Minister [56]

Africa

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Gamal El-Araby MA Egyptian Education Minister [29]
Manuel de Araújo PhD, 2011 Member of the Mozambican Assembly of the Republic [57]
Syda Bbumba Ugandan Finance Minister [58]
Aimé Boji MA, 1997 Democratic Republic of the Congo Budget Minister [29]
Sinknesh Ejigu MSc, 1988 Ethiopian Cabinet Minister [59]
Daphrose Gahakwa MSc, 1997; PhD, 2001 Rwandan Education Minister [60]
Zuwera Ibrahimah MA Ghanaian Member of Parliament [61]
Ousman Jammeh MA, 1984 Gambian Foreign Minister [62]
Asha Abdullah Juma MA, 2000 Member of the Tanzanian National Assembly [63]
Donald Kaberuka MPhil, 1979 President of the African Development Bank and Rwandan Finance Minister [64]
Rosebud Kurwijila MPhil, 1994 African Union Commissioner [29]
Agnes Kwaje Lasuba BA, 1990; MSc, 1991 South Sudanese Cabinet Minister [65]
Alie Badara Mansaray MA, 2005 Sierra Leonean National Commissioner for Social Action [66]
Eddie Mbadiwe PhD, 1975 Member of the Nigerian House of Representatives [67]
Tito Mboweni MA, 1988 Governor of the South African Reserve Bank and South African Labour Minister [68]
Juma Ngasongwa PhD, 1988 Tanzanian Trade Minister [69]
Rolph Payet BSc, 1992 Seychellois Cabinet Minister [70]
Junedin Sado PgDip, 1987 Ethiopian Cabinet Minister [29]
Peter Sinon BA, 1990; MA, 1996 Seychellois Cabinet Minister [71]
Stone Sizani MA, 1995 Member of the South African National Assembly [72]
Hassan Wario MA, 1998; PhD, 2013 Kenyan Cabinet Minister [73]
Yusuf Abubakar Yusuf MA, 1983 Member of the Nigerian Senate [74]

Diplomats

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Aníbal de Castro BA, 1979 Dominican Republic Ambassador to the United States [75]
Albert Chua BA, 1990 Singaporean Permanent Representative to the United Nations [76]
Shofry Abdul Ghafor BA, 1981 Bruneian Permanent Representative to the United Nations [77]
Alan Hunt CMG BA, 1970 UK High Commissioner to Singapore [78]
Arjun Karki PhD, 2001 Nepali Ambassador to the United States [79]
Abubakarr Multi-Kamara MA, 1982 Sierra Leonean Ambassador to China [80]
Philip Priestley CBE BA, 1968 UK Ambassador to Gabon and UK High Commissioner to Belize [81]
Ingebjørg Støfring MA, 1987 Norwegian Ambassador to Bangladesh and Zimbabwe [82]

Science and academia

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Science and public health

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Ibrahim Abubakar PhD, 2007 Director of the UCL Institute for Global Health [83]
Neil Adger PhD, 1998 Professor of Human Geography at the University of Exeter [84]
Franklin Aigbirhio BSc, 1984 Professor of Molecular Imaging Chemistry at the University of Cambridge [85]
James Barber FRS MSc, 1965; PhD, 1967 Ernst Chain Professor of Biochemistry at Imperial College London [86]
Nick Barton FRS PhD, 1979 Darwin Medal, Darwin–Wallace Medal and Erwin Schrödinger Prize winning evolutionary biologist [87]
Sir John Beringer CBE PhD, 1973 Emeritus Professor at the University of Bristol [88]
Keith Beven FRS PhD, 1975 Robert E. Horton Medal winning hydrologist [89]
Mervyn Bibb FRS BSc, 1974; PhD, 1978 Molecular microbiologist [90]
Alan Bishop BSc Ernest Orlando Lawrence Award winning scientist [91]
Robert Boutilier PhD, 1981 Lecturer in Zoology at the University of Cambridge [92]
Keith Briffa BSC; PhD, 1984 Climatologist [93]
Dennis Brown BSc, 1972; PhD, 1975 Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School [94]
Kevin Burgess MSc, 1980 Rachal Professor of Chemistry at Texas A&M University [95]
Lucy Carpenter MBE, FRS PhD, 1996 Rosalind Franklin Award winning physical chemist [96]
Ken Carslaw FRS MSc, 1991; PhD, 1994 Professor of Atmospheric Science at the University of Leeds [97]
Sir Andrew Cash OBE BA Chief Executive of Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust [98]
Gavin Crooks BSc, 1992; MSc, 1993 Discoverer of Crooks fluctuation theorem [99]
Huw Davies PhD, 1980 Asa Griggs Candler Professor of Organic Chemistry at Emory University [100]
Karen Duff BSc, 1987 Potamkin Prize winning pathologist [101]
Nick Dulvy PhD, 1998 Professor of Marine Biodiversity & Conservation at Simon Fraser University [102]
Julian Eastoe BSc, 1986; PhD, 1990 Professor of Chemistry at the University of Bristol [103]
Nick Eyles PhD, 1978 E. R. Ward Neale Medal winning geologist [104]
Marcus Flather MBA, 2016 Cardiologist and expert in clinical trials
Richard Flavell CBE, FRS PhD, 1967 Director of the John Innes Centre [105]
Lynne Frostick CBE PhD, 1975 President of the Geological Society of London [106]
Dame Sarah Gilbert DBE, FRS BSc, 1983 Saïd Professor of Vaccinology at the University of Oxford and Project Lead on the Oxford–AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine [107]
Beverley Glover PhD, 1996 Bicentenary Medal winning botanist [108]
Don Grierson OBE, FRS BSc, 1967 Emeritus Professor at the University of Nottingham [109]
Jane Hart PhD, 1987 Professor of Physical Geography at the University of Southampton [29]
Louise Heathwaite CBE, FRS BSc, 1982 Hydrochemist [110]
Martin Heeney PhD, 1990 Professor of Organic Materials at Imperial College London [111]
Brian Hemmings FRS PhD, 1975 Cloëtta Prize winning biochemist [112]
Sir Michael Houghton BSc, 1972 2020 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine laureate and co-discoverer of Hepatitis C and of the Hepatitis D genome [113]
Keith Hunter PhD, 1977 Marsden Medal winning marine chemist [114]
Tony James BSc, 1986 Daiwa Adrian Prize winning chemist [115]
David Jones PhD, 1965 Flavelle Medal winning biologist [116]
Dame Emily Lawson DBE PhD, 1993 Head of the NHS COVID-19 vaccine programme [117]
Simon Leather PhD, 1980 Professor of Entomology at Harper Adams University [118]
Tim Lenton PhD, 1998 Professor of Climate Change and Earth System Science at the University of Exeter [119]
Neil McKeown BSc, 1984; PhD, 1987 Beilby Medal and Prize and Tilden Prize winning chemist [120]
Nicholas Mills BSc, 1976; PhD, 1979 Professor of Insect Population Ecology at the University of California, Berkeley [121]
Richard Nichols PhD, 1984 Professor of Evolutionary Genetics at Queen Mary University of London [122]
Sir Paul Nurse CH, PRS PhD, 1973 2001 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine laureate and President of the Royal Society [123]
Giles Oldroyd FRS BA, 1994 Plant scientist [124]
Timothy Osborn BSc, 1990; PhD, 1995 Director of the Climatic Research Unit [125]
Julian Pearce PhD, 1973 Bigsby Medal and Murchison Medal winning geochemist [126]
Terence Rabbitts FRS BSc, 1968 Colworth Medal winning molecular biologist [127]
Clive Randall BSc, 1983 Distinguished Professor of Materials Science and Engineering at Pennsylvania State University .[128]
Sarah Raper BSc, 1974; PhD, 1978 Climatologist .[129]
Michael G. Ritchie PhD, 1988 Evolutionary biologist .[130]
David Rogers BSc, 1980 Chief Executive of the Met Office [131]
Benjamin Santer BSc, 1984; PhD, 1987 Ernest Orlando Lawrence Award winning atmospheric scientist [132]
Nicole Steinmetz PhD, 2007 Professor of Nanoengineering at the University of California, San Diego [133]
Nicola Stonehouse BSc Professor in Molecular Virology at the University of Leeds [134]
William Sutherland FRS BSc President of the British Ecological Society [135]
Rihab Taha PhD, 1984 Microbiologist who worked on Saddam Hussein's biological weapons program [136]
Nick Talbot FRS PhD, 1990 Professor of Molecular Genetics at the University of Exeter [137]
Colin Thorne BSc; PhD, 1978 Back Award winning geographer [138]
Peter Thorne BSc, 1998; PhD, 2001 IPCC Fifth Assessment Report lead author [139]
Simon Thrush PhD, 1985 Director of the Institute of Marine Science at the University of Auckland [140]
Chris Turney BSc Bigsby Medal winning geologist and climatologist [29]
Amarilis de Varennes PhD, 1985 President of the Instituto Superior de Agronomia [141]
Rob Varley BSc, 1983 Chief Executive of the Met Office [142]
Alan Whiteside OBE MA, 1980 AIDS researcher [143]
Christopher Wood PhD, 1974 Miroslaw Romanowski Medal winning biologist [144]
John Derek Woollins BSc, 1976; PhD, 1979 Professor of Synthetic Chemistry at the University of St Andrews [145]
Deng Zixin PhD, 1987 Member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences [146]
Doug Drysdale BSc, 1992 CEO of Cybin Inc [147]

Other academics

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
David Acheson PhD, 1971 President of the Mathematical Association [148]
Mel Ainscow CBE PhD, 1995 Professor of Education at the University of Manchester [149]
Franklin Allen BA, 1977; MPhil, 1979 Nippon Life Professor of Finance and Economics at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania [150]
Virginia DeJohn Anderson MA Historian [151]
John Ashdown-Hill MBE BA, 1971 Historian [152]
Diane Atkinson MA, 2005 Historian [153]
Judith Baxter BA, 1976 Sociolinguist [154]
Deryck Beyleveld PhD, 1975 Professor of Law and Bioethics at Durham University [155]
Will Brooker BA, 1991 Cultural critic [156]
Andrew Bowie PhD, 1980 Professor of Philosophy and German at Royal Holloway, University of London [157]
Peter Buckley OBE MA, 1970 Professor of International Business at the University of Leeds [158]
Michael Casey BA, 1990 James Wright Professor of Music at Dartmouth College [159]
Steven Casey BA, 1994 Professor of International History at the London School of Economics [29]
Mark Coeckelbergh MA, 1999 Philosopher of technology [29]
Selim Deringil BA, 1975; PhD, 1979 Historian [29]
Tim Dunne BA, 1989 International relations scholar [29]
Glenn Foard PhD, 2008 Archaeologist [29]
Charles Freeman MA, 1978 Historian [29]
Gerald Gazdar BA, 1970 Linguist [160]
Richard Grayson BA, 1991 Professor of Twentieth Century History at Goldsmiths, University of London [29]
Andrew Hemingway Emeritus Professor of Art History at University College London [161]
Kathryn Hughes FRSL MA, 1987 Historian [162]
William John Hutchins PhD, 2000 Linguist [29]
Peter Lamarque BA, 1970 Professor of Philosophy at the University of York [163]
Christopher Lane BA, 1988 Professor of English at Northwestern University [164]
Robert Lyman PhD, 2011 Military historian [165]
Susan Owens OBE BSc; PhD, 1981 Professor of Environment and Policy at the University of Cambridge [166]
Judith Phillips OBE PhD, 1989 Gerontologist [167]
Andrew Reynolds BA, 1998 Political scientist [168]
Peter Stachura MA, 1968; PhD, 1971 Historian [169]
June Thoburn CBE MSW, 1988 Social work scholar [170]
Sir Alan Tuckett OBE BA, 1969 Educationist [171]
Graeme Turner PhD, 1976 Cultural historian [29]
Ginette Vincendeau PhD, 1985 Professor of Film Studies at King's College London [172]
Richard Webster BA, 1972 Cultural historian [173]
Marysia Zalewski BA, 1988 International relations scholar [29]

Academic administrators

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Asaf Savaş Akat MA, 1968 Rector of Istanbul Bilgi University [174]
Robin Baker CMG PhD, 1984 Vice-Chancellor of Canterbury Christ Church University and the University of Chichester [175]
Rick Caulfield PhD, 1993 Chancellor of the University of Alaska Southeast [176]
Carl Lygo LLM, 1991 Vice-Chancellor of Arden University [177]
Margaret Muthwii MA, 1986; PhD, 1994 Vice-Chancellor of Pan Africa Christian University [178]
Ahmed Nasri PhD, 1985 President of Fahd bin Sultan University [179]
Mike Rands BSc, 1978 Master of Darwin College, Cambridge [180]
John Saka PhD, 1985 Vice-Chancellor of the University of Malawi and Mzuzu University [181]
Paul Thompson CBE MA, 1984; PhD, 1987 Chair of the British Council and Rector of the Royal College of Art [182]
Ibrahim Umar PhD, 1974 Vice-Chancellor of Bayero University Kano [29]
Primitivo Viray PhD, 1999 President of Ateneo de Naga University [29]
Paul Wellings CBE PhD, 1980 Vice-Chancellor of the University of Wollongong and the University of Lancaster [183]

Literature

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Booker Prize winners

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Anne Enright FRSL MA, 1988 Booker Prize winning author [184]
Sir Kazuo Ishiguro OBE, FRSL MA, 1980 2017 Nobel Prize in Literature laureate and Booker Prize winning author [184]
Ian McEwan CH, CBE, FRSL MA, 1971 Booker Prize winning author [184]

Costa Book Award winners

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
David Almond OBE, FRSL BA, 1973 Whitbread Book Award winning children's author [185]
Tash Aw MA, 2003 Whitbread Book Award winning novelist [186]
Susan Fletcher MA, 2002 Whitbread Book Award winning novelist [187]
Adam Foulds FRSL MA, 2001 Costa Book Award winning poet [187]
Emma Healey MA, 2011 Costa Book Award winning novelist [188]
Avril Joy BA, 1972 Costa Book Award winning author [189]
Andrew Miller FRSL MA, 1991 Costa Book Award winning novelist [190]
Dame Rose Tremain DBE, FRSL BA, 1967 Whitbread Book Award and Orange Prize winning novelist [191]
Christie Watson MA, 2009 Costa Book Award winning novelist [192]

Caine Prize winners

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Helon Habila PhD, 2008 Caine Prize winning novelist [162]
Henrietta Rose-Innes PhD Caine Prize winning novelist [193]
Binyavanga Wainaina MPhil, 2010 Caine Prize winning novelist [192]

Other writers

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Matthew De Abaitua MA, 1994 Writer [194]
Annabel Abbs BA Writer [195]
Ayobami Adebayo MA, 2014 Writer [196]
Anita Agnihotri MSc Writer [197]
Naomi Alderman MA, 2003 Novelist [186]
Nicholas Allan MA, 1981 Children's author [186]
Ali Almossawi BSc, 2005 Writer [198]
Julie Ann Amos BSc, 1983 Writer [29]
Princess Anna of Bavaria MA Political biographer [199]
Árni Þórarinsson BA, 1973 Writer [200]
Mona Arshi MA, 2010 Poet [201]
Trezza Azzopardi MA, 1998 Novelist [186]
Urvashi Bahuguna MA, 2014 Poet and essayist [202]
John Bainbridge BA, 1992 Author [203]
Ayanna Lloyd Banwo MA, 2017 Author [204]
Sebastian Barker FRSL MA, 1970 Poet [205]
Paul Batchelor MA, 2000 Poet [186]
Martyn Bedford MA, 1994 Novelist [186]
Julia Bell MA Novelist [206]
Brett Ellen Block MA, 1998 Author [186]
Peter Bowker MA, 1991 Screenwriter [186]
Tim Bowler BA, 1972 Novelist [186]
John Boyne MA, 1996 Novelist [186]
Jon Brittain BA, 2008 Playwright [186]
Keith Brooke BSc, 1987 Writer [186]
Stephen Buoro MA, 2019 Novelist [207]
Sam Byers MA, 2004; PhD, 2014 Novelist [186]
Aifric Campbell MA, 2003; PhD, 2007 Writer [186]
Anthony Cartwright BA, 1996 Novelist [186]
Christopher Catherwood PhD, 2006 Author [208]
Gillian Chan BEd, 1980 Children's author [209]
Tracy Chevalier FRSL MA, 1994 Historical novelist [186]
Suzanne Cleminshaw PhD, 1991 Writer [186]
Mark Cocker BA, 1982 Author [186]
Stephen Cole BA, 1992 Writer [29]
David Connolly PhD, 1997 Literary translator [210]
Peter J. Conradi FRSL BA, 1967 Writer [186]
Judy Corbalis MA, 1990 Novelist [186]
Sarah Corbett MA, 1999 Poet [186]
Andrew Cowan MA, 1985 Novelist [186]
Nick Crittenden PhD Writer
Helen Cross MA, 1998 Novelist [186]
Fflur Dafydd MA, 2000 Writer [187]
Shon Dale-Jones BA, 1990 Writer [29]
Donna Daley-Clarke MA, 2001 Novelist [187]
Louise Doughty MA, 1987 Novelist [187]
Ruth Dugdall MA Novelist [211]
Suzannah Dunn MA, 1989 Novelist [187]
Joe Dunthorne BA, 2004; MA, 2005 Novelist [187]
Susan Elderkin MA, 1994 Author [187]
Oliver Emanuel MA, 2002 Playwright [187]
Diana Evans MA, 2003 Novelist [187]
Fadia Faqir PhD, 1990 Author [187]
Stephen Finucan MA, 1996 Short story writer [187]
David Flusfeder MA, 1988 Author [187]
Bo Fowler MA, 1995 Novelist [187]
Sue Gee PhD, 2007 Novelist [212]
Ruth Gilligan MA, 2011 Writer [162]
Jim Goar PhD, 2012 Poet [162]
Imogen Hermes Gowar BA; MA Author [213][214]
Nigel Gray MA, 1983 Author [215]
Tim Guest MA, 1999 Author [162]
Mohammed Hanif MA, 2005 Writer [162]
Graeme Harper PhD, 1997 Writer [162]
Jane Harris MA, 1992; PhD, 1995 Novelist and screenwriter [162]
Alix Hawley MA, 2002 Novelist [162]
Amanda Hodgkinson MA, 2001 Novelist [216]
Edward Hogan MA, 2004 Novelist [162]
Emma Hooper PhD, 2010 Writer [217]
Richard House PhD, 2008 Author [162]
Mick Jackson MA, 1992 Novelist [189]
Christopher James MA, 2000 Poet [189]
Andrew Jefford MA, 1981 Journalist and author [29]
Marie-Louise Jensen BA, 1986 Children's author [189]
Anjali Joseph MA, 2008; PhD Author [189]
Panos Karnezis MA, 2000 Novelist [189]
Tadzio Koelb MA, 2008 Novelist [218]
Muhammad Mojlum Khan BA, 1994 Writer [219]
Larissa Lai MA, 2001 Novelist [189]
Hernán Lara Zavala MA, 1981 Novelist [192]
Joanna Laurens MA, 2003 Playwright [189]
Ágnes Lehóczky MA, 2006; PhD, 2010 Poet [189]
Frances Liardet MA, 2000 Translator of Arabic literature [189]
Steve Lightfoot MA Screenwriter [220]
Toby Litt MA, 1995 Novelist [189]
Philip MacCann MA Writer [190]
Deirdre Madden MA, 1985 Novelist [190]
Robert McGill MA, 2002 Writer [190]
Laura McGloughlin MA, 2007 Literary translator [29]
Nalin Mehta MA, 2003 Writer [29]
Sarah Emily Miano MA, 2002; PhD, 2007 Author [190]
Lucasta Miller PhD, 2007 Writer and journalist [29]
Tom Moran BA, 2009 Writer [29]
Esther Morgan MA, 1998 Poet [190]
Tom Morton-Smith BA, 2001 Playwright [190]
Charles Moseley PhD, 1971 Writer [221]
Syed Askar Mousavi BA, 1987 Writer [29]
Neel Mukherjee FRSL MA, 2001 Novelist [190]
Paul Murray MA, 2001 Novelist [190]
Sandra Newman MA, 2002 Writer [190]
Ng Yi-Sheng MA, 2014 Writer and poet [190]
Timothy Ogene MA Poet and novelist [29]
Tolu Ogunlesi MA, 2011 Writer and journalist [222]
Nessa O'Mahony MA, 2003 Poet and writer [223]
Troy Onyango MA Writer
John Osborne BA, 2000 Writer and poet [190]
Kathy Page MA, 1988 Novelist [224]
Glenn Patterson MA, 1986 Novelist [224]
Christine Pountney MA, 1997 Author [224]
Natasha Pulley MA, 2012 Author [225]
Dina Rabinovitch MA, 2000 Journalist and writer [224]
Mario Reading EUR, 1972 Novelist [29]
Eleanor Rees MA, 2002 Poet [224]
Ben Rice MA, 2000 Novelist [224]
Sam Riviere PhD, 2013 Poet [224]
Eliza Robertson MA, 2012 Writer [224]
Monique Roffey BA, 1987 Writer [29]
Tatiana de Rosnay BA, 1984 Writer [29]
Anthony Sattin MA, 1984 Writer [191]
Simon Scarrow MA, 1992 Author [191]
James Scudamore MA, 2004 Novelist [191]
W. G. Sebald PhD, 1973 Writer [226]
Owen Sheers MA, 1998 Author, poet and playwright [191]
Jeremy Sheldon MA, 1996 Novelist [191]
Robert Sheppard MA, 1979 Poet [191]
Guillermo Sheridan MA, 1986 Literary critic [55]
Elizabeth L. Silver MA, 2004 Writer [227]
Kathryn Simmonds MA, 2002 Poet [191]
Clive Sinclair FRSL BA, 1969; PhD, 1983 Novelist [191]
Alexander Gordon Smith BA, 2003 Novelist [191]
Rob Magnuson Smith MA Novelist [228]
Erin Soros PhD, 2014 Author [229]
Paul Stewart MA, 1979 Writer [191]
Margaret Stohl MA, 1988 Writer [29]
Jon Stone BA, 2004 Poet [191]
Andrea Stuart BA, 1984 Writer [230]
Julia Stuart MA, 2013 Novelist [191]
Todd Swift MA, 2004 Poet [191]
Hwee Hwee Tan BA, 1995 Novelist [191]
Mark Tilton MA, 1997 Screenwriter [191]
Carol Topolski MA, 2004 Novelist [191]
Erica Wagner MA, 1991 Author and literary editor of The Times [192]
Martin Walls BA, 1989 Poet [192]
Craig Warner MA, 2013 Playwright and screenwriter [192]
Thomas Warner MA, 2002 Poet [192]
Phil Whitaker MA, 1996 Novelist [192]
Matt Whyman MA, 1992 Novelist [192]
Clare Wigfall MA, 2000 Writer [192]
Luke Williams MA, 2002 Author [192]
D. W. Wilson MA, 2010; PhD, 2014 Author [192]
Snoo Wilson BA, 1969 Playwright [192]
Jennifer Wong MA, 2009 Writer and poet [192]
Gregory Woods BA, 1974; MA, 1975; PhD, 1983 Poet and author [192]
Luke Wright BA, 2003 Poet [192]
Anna Ziegler MA, 2002 Playwright [231]

Arts

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Actors

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Roger Ashton-Griffiths PhD, 2015 Actor [232]
Jack Davenport BA, 1995 Actor [233]
Simon Paisley Day BA Actor [234]
Leena Dhingra MA, 1991; PhD, 2001 Actress [187]
James Frain BA, 1990 Actor [235]
Michael Hobbs Actor [236]
Jennifer Kirby BA, 2010 Actress [237]
Matt Milne BA, 2011 Actor [238]
Annabel Mullion BA, 1991 Actress [29]
Andrew Novell MA, 2003 Actor [239]
Steve Oram BA, 1994 Actor [29]
Vicki Pepperdine Actress [240]
Catherine Rabett BA Actress [29]
John Rhys-Davies BA, 1966 Actor [241]
Jiang Shuying MSc, 2011 Actress [242]
Matt Smith BA, 2005 Actor [243]
Olivia Vinall BA, 2010 Actress [244]

Comedy

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Pat Cahill Comedian
Nina Conti BA, 1995 Comedian [245]
David Cummings BA, 1980 Screenwriter and musician [29]
Simon Day BA, 1989 Comedian and actor [246]
Charlie Higson BA, 1980 Comedian and author [238]
John Kearns BA, 2008 Comedian [247]
Arthur Smith BA, 1976 Comedian and author [238]
Paul Whitehouse DEV, 1977 Comedian [248]

Film and television

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Nan Achnas MA, 1996 Film director [55]
Bea Ballard BA, 1980 Television producer and executive [29]
Sir Colin Callender CBE BA, 1973 President of HBO Films [249]
Gurinder Chadha OBE BA, 1983 Film director [238]
Andy Devonshire BA Television director and producer [250]
Saul Dibb BA, 1990 Film director [238]
Don Homfray BA, 1999 BAFTA award winning production designer [251]
Stephen Lambert BA, 1981 Television producer and executive [252]
Amir Muhammad LLB, 1995 Film director [253]
Simon Nicholls LLB, 1999 Television producer [29]

Visual arts

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Paul Atterbury BA, 1972 Antiques expert [254]
Bendor Grosvenor PhD, 2009 Art historian [255]
Dan Harries MA, 1988 Artist [29]
Anna Jóelsdóttir MA, 1985 Artist [256]
Marianne Majerus MA, 1983 Photographer [29]
Nick Miller BA, 1984 Artist [29]
Philip Mould OBE BA, 1981 Art historian [257]

Arts administrators

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Mary Allen MA, 2002 Chief Executive of the Royal Opera House [258]
Andrew Bolton OBE BA, 1987; MA Museum curator [259]
Alissandra Cummins BA, 1981 Director of the Barbados Museum & Historical Society [260]
Séan Doran BA, 1983 Chief Executive of English National Opera [261]
Derek Gillman LLM, 1996 Director of the Barnes Foundation [262]
Tessa Jackson OBE BA, 1977 Director of the Institute of International Visual Art [263]
Penny Johnson CBE BA, 1978 Director of the Government Art Collection [264]
Jack Lohman CBE BA, 1979 Director of the Museum of London and the Royal British Columbia Museum [29]
Mordechai Omer PhD, 1976 Director of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art [29]
Anna Southall OBE BA, 1970 Director of the National Museums and Galleries of Wales [29]
Boris Wastiau MA, 1993; PhD, 1997 Director of the Musée d'ethnographie de Genève [265]

Music

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Terry Burrows BA Musician and author [29]
Jo Dipple BA CEO of UK Music and former special adviser to Gordon Brown [266]
Terry Edwards BA, 1982 Musician [29]
William Goodchild BA, 1985 Composer [29]
Aziz Harun BSc, 2021 Bruneian Singer [267]
Shabs Jobanputra BA, 1990 Music executive [238]
Kishon Khan BSc, 1991 Musician [29]
Gareth Malone OBE BA, 1997 Emmy Award winning choirmaster [238]
Eduardo Marturet BA, 1974 Conductor [268]
Dario Palermo PhD, 2014 Composer [29]
Elizabeth Parker BA, 1973 Composer [29]
Geoffrey Poole BA, 1970 Composer [29]
Julian Siegel BA, 1986 Musician [238]
Andrew Skeet BA, 1993 Composer [29]
Matt Tong BA, 2000 Musician [269]

Media

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Newsreaders and correspondents

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
David Grossman BA, 1987 Newsnight correspondent [270]
Razia Iqbal BA, 1985 BBC News correspondent [238]
Maupe Ogun MA Nigerian journalist [271]
Stuart Ramsay BA, 1985 Sky News Chief Correspondent and Emmy Award winning journalist [272]
Selina Scott BA, 1972 Newsreader [29]
Mark Stone BA, 2001 Sky News US Correspondent and Emmy Award winning journalist [29]
Geraint Vincent BA, 1994 ITV News Middle East Correspondent [238]

Radio

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Iain Dale BA, 1985 Political commentator and radio presenter [273]
Greg James BA, 2007 BBC Radio 1 presenter [238]
Zeb Soanes BA, 1997 Radio 4 newsreader [29]

Media executives

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Dame Jenny Abramsky GBE BA, 1968 Director of BBC Radio [274]
James Boyle MA, 1971 Controller of BBC Radio 4 [275]
Jonathan Powell BA, 1969 Controller of BBC One [276]
Peter Rippon BA, 1988 Editor of Newsnight [277]
Sally-Ann Wilson BA, 1980; MPhil Secretary-General of the Commonwealth Broadcasting Association [278]

Other media personalities

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Benedict Allen BSc, 1981 Explorer [279]
Darren Bett BSc, 1989 BBC weather forecaster [280]
Steve Blame MA, 2006 Broadcaster [281]
Jim Chapman BSc YouTube vlogger [282]
Joanna Coles OBE BA Editor-in-Chief of Cosmopolitan and Marie Claire [283]
John Fraser MA, 1970 Journalist [209]
Rebecca Lowe BA, 2002 Sports reporter [284]
Christina Patterson MA, 1987 Journalist [285]
Mark Seddon BA, 1984 Journalist [29]
Emily Sheffield BA Editor of the Evening Standard [286]
Jake Wallis Simons PhD, 2009 Editor of The Jewish Chronicle [287]
Penny Tranter BSc, 1982 BBC weather forecaster [238]
Martin Tyler BA, 1967 Football commentator [288]

Activism and charity

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Patrick J. Bergin PhD, 1996 CEO of the African Wildlife Foundation [289]
David Harker CBE BA, 1972 Chief Executive of Citizens Advice [290]
Jad Isaac PhD, 1979 Director General of the Applied Research Institute–Jerusalem [291]
Gary Lefley BA, 1976 General Secretary of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament [292]
Richard Sandbrook OBE BSc, 1968 Director of the International Institute for Environment and Development [293]

Business

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Alison Brimelow CBE BA, 1970 President of the European Patent Office [294]
Eduardo Costantini MA, 1975 Argentine billionaire and founder of the Latin American Art Museum of Buenos Aires (MALBA) [295]
Neil Doncaster MBA, 2008 CEO of the Scottish Premier League [296]
Ahmad Fuaad BSc, 1993 CEO of UMW Holdings, Proton and Malakoff [297]
Joe Greenwell CBE BA, 1973 CEO of Jaguar Land Rover [298]
Tamara Ingram OBE BA, 1982 CEO of Saatchi & Saatchi and J. Walter Thompson [299]
Dame Karen Jones DBE BA, 1978 Founder and CEO of Café Rouge and Punch Taverns [300]
Billy Kan BSc Hong Kong billionaire [301]
Marcus Leaver BA, 1992 Publishing executive [302]
Tshediso Matona MSc, 1996 CEO of Eskom [303]
Mike Norris BSc, 1983 CEO of Computacenter [238]
Brendan O'Neill PhD, 1973 CEO of ICI and Diageo [304]
Robert Schofield BA, 1973 CEO of Premier Foods [305]
Alexander Smith BSc, 1973 CEO of Pier 1 Imports [306]
David Tabizel BA, 1986 Co-founder of Autonomy [307]

Economists

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Carlos Nuno Castel-Branco MA, 1992 Mozambican economist [308]
Mario Luis Fuentes PhD, 1982 Director General of the Mexican Social Security Institute [309]
Engilbert Guðmundsson MSc, 1979 Director General of the Icelandic International Development Agency [310]
David Jackson MSc, 1987 Director of Local Development Finance United Nations Capital Development Fund [311]
Swinburne Lestrade MSc, 1975 Director General of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States [312]
David Nuyoma BA; MA Chairman of the Namibian Stock Exchange and CEO of the Development Bank of Namibia [313]
Güven Sak MA, 1984 Founding member of the Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of Turkey [314]

Law

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Michael Bloch MPhil Barrister [315]
Andrew Gordon-Saker LLB, 1980 Senior Costs Judge [316]
Michael Lodge LLB Secretary-General of the International Seabed Authority [317]
Anna Marcoulli LLB, 1995 Judge of the General Court (European Union) [318]
Derek Pang LLB, 1985 Justice of Appeal of the High Court of Hong Kong [319]
Ashby Pate LLM, 2009 Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Palau [320]
Laura Pillay LLB, 2001 Judge of the Supreme Court of Seychelles [321]
Hassan Al-Sayed PhD, 2003 Judge of the Qatar International Court [322]
Sanford Steelman EAS, 1972 Judge of the North Carolina Court of Appeal [323]
Robert Warnock BA, 1974 Senior Judge of the Sovereign Base Areas [324]
Ian Wingfield BA, 1970 Solicitor General of Hong Kong [325]
David Wood BA, 1970 President of the Council of Circuit Judges [326]
Dora Zatte LLB, 1997 Ombudsman of the Seychelles [327]

Armed forces

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Steven Abbott CBE BA, 1977 Commandant General of the RAF Regiment [328]
Atiqullah Baryalai MA, 2012 Afghan Deputy Defense Minister [329]
Sir Anthony Dymock KBE, CB BA, 1970 UK Military Representative to NATO [330]
Neil Morisetti CB BSc, 1979 Commander United Kingdom Maritime Forces [331]

Policing and intelligence services

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
David Bolt BA, 1976 Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration [332]
Matthew Dunn BA, 1996 MI6 field agent turned author [333]
Sir Peter Fahy MA, 1998 Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police [334]
Michael Shipster CMG, OBE MA, 1977 Diplomat and MI6 officer [335]

Religion

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Ed Condry BA, 1974 Bishop of Ramsbury [336]
Audrey Elkington PhD, 1983 Archdeacon of Bodmin [337]
Olivia Graham BA, 1984 Bishop of Reading [338]
Arthur Hawes BA, 1986 Archdeacon of Lincoln [339]
Garth Norman MEd, 1982 Archdeacon of Bromley & Bexley [340]
Stephen Waine BA, 1980 Dean of Chichester [341]

Sport

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Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Eworitse Ezra Arenyeka MSc, 2018; PhD Boxer [342]
Wayne Barnes LLB, 2000 Rugby union referee [343]
Jessica Draskau-Petersson LLB, 2000 Olympic runner [344]
Rebecca Field BA, 2010 Bowls player [345]
Natasha Howard BSc, 2002 Olympic rower [346]
Andy Ripley OBE BA, 1969 England rugby player [347]
James Vowles BSc, 2000 Team Principal of Williams Racing [29]
Phil Whelan BSc, 1993 Premier League footballer [348]

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