The University of Manchester
The University of Manchester is a public research university in Manchester, England, formed in 2004 by the merger of the University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology and the Victoria University of Manchester.
The University Of Manchester People (First 49 people) - Page 5
Maxwell Mkwezalamba
Former Minister of Finance of Malawi
Peter Lawrenson
Electrical engineer
Frances Ward
Priest
Martin Daubney
Former Member of the European Parliament
Ali Sarıkaya
Bureaucrat
Umar Garba
Executive Secretary Nigerian Communications Commission
Jamie Peck
British geographer
Barry Legg
Former Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Gordon Borrie, Baron Borrie
English bar-at-law
Hossein Kachooyan
Sociologist
Viktor Jirsa
German physicist
Masoud Nili
Iranian economist
Graeme Smith
South African cricketer
Abdullah Al-Jumah
Saudi Arabian author
Oscar Buneman
Physicist
Jackie Maxwell
Theatre director
Ann Bishop
British biologist
Ian P. Howard
Canadian psychologist
John Elderfield
Curator
Vidi Aldiano
Indonesian singer
Ved Marwah
Former Governor of Manipur
Shamshad Khan
Poet
Sheila Khan
Researcher
Lisa Neumann
Rugby union player
Joseph Firth
Researcher
Helen Edmundson
British playwright
Peter A Wijeratne
Researcher
Christopher Cocksworth
Member of House of Lords of the United Kingdom
Christopher Prout, Baron Kingsland
Former Member of the European Parliament
Stella Kyriakidou
European Commissioner for Health and Food Safety
Irene Manton
British botanist
Alan Rector
Computer scientist
Adrian North
Psychologist
Ruth Ware
British author
Maeve Olohan
Author
Colin McGinn
British philosopher
Emily Howard
British composer
Shaheen Mistri
CEO of Teach For India
Irene Khan
Bangladeshi lawyer
Helen Housby
Netball player
Wang Huiyao
Zhang Yinghua
Politician
Gilbert Baumslag
Professor of mathematics
Ahmed Abdul Rahman Al-Samawi
Yemeni Politician
M. J. Hambrey
Researcher
F. G. Bailey
British anthropologist
Sara Britcliffe
Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
