Ghent University
Ghent University is a public research university located in Ghent, Belgium. It was established in 1817 by King William I of the Netherlands. After the Belgian revolution of 1830, the newly formed Belgian state began to administer the university.
Ghent University People (First 49 people) - Page 3
Patrick Lachaert
Politician
Paul Fredericq
Belgian author
Wouter Deprez
Bert De Graeve
Giannēs Kephallēnos
Artist
Cemal Çavdarlı
Turkish-Belgian politician
Yaakov Dori
Israeli military chief
Ruben Claeys
Rower
Gilbert Froment
Belgian chemical engineer
Karel Lodewijk Ledeganck
Author
Joseph Bidez
Tiesj Benoot
Belgian cyclist
Hilde Crevits
Former Vice Minister-President of the Flemish Government and Flemish Minister of Education
Gert Peersman
Economist
Raoul Van Caenegem
Belgian medieval historian
Hans van Werveke
Historian
Eveline Hoste
Television presenter
Lode Craeybeckx
Politician
Marc Van Montagu
Belgian molecular biologist
Alicja Gescinska
Belgian-Polish novelist
Jean Daskalidès
Chocolatier
Lieven Verstraete
Journalist
christophe van gerrewey
Belgian writer
Pol Van Den Driessche
Member of the Senate of Belgium
Ian Chubb
Australian neuroscientist
Tom Lanoye
Belgian novelist
François Laurent
Belgian historian
Brice Ruyver
Criminologist
Pieter van Mierlo
Researcher
Stefan Stremersch
Mark Verstockt
Belgian artist
Kurt De Loor
Member of the Senate of Belgium
Adolphe Quetelet
Belgian astronomer
Koenraad Debackere
Dimitri Verhulst
Belgian writer
Leo Baekeland
Belgian chemist
Arnoud De Meyer
Belgian academic
Marc Waelkens
Professor
Maarten Boudry
Belgian philosopher
Bert Maertens
Former Member of the Chamber of Representatives of Belgium
Marc Boone
Historian
Hetty Helsmoortel
Researcher
Charlotte Van den Broeck
Author
Olivia Rutazibwa
Author
Miriam Van hee
Poet
Lisbeth Imbo
Journalist
Freek Braeckman
Journalist
