University of Birmingham
The University of Birmingham is a public research university located in Edgbaston, Birmingham, United Kingdom. It received its royal charter in 1900 as a successor to Queen's College, Birmingham and Mason Science College, making it the first English civic or 'red brick' university to receive its own royal charter.
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Richard Horton
Editor
Monty Jones
Sierra Leonean agronomist
Pam Relph
British rower
Kehinde Andrews
Academic
Halil Berktay
Turkish historian
Simon Brotherton
Sports commentator
Steven Ho
American martial artist
Nick Jenkins
British businessman
Jenny Oldfield
English author
Derek Fatchett
Former Minister of State for the Middle East, North Africa and South Asia
Rungano Nyoni
Director
Richard Toye
British historian
John Malam
British historian
Marleen Gorris
Dutch author
Catherine Hall
British academic
Luke Evans
Actor
Ric Thorpe
British priest
Norman Painting
Actor
Mark Mwandosya
Former Member of Parliament of Tanzania
Anthony Karbo
Ghanaian Politician
Adam Ockelford
Musician
Elliott H. Lieb
American mathematician
Lasha Zhvania
Ambassador of Georgia to Israel
Christopher Dyer
Commander
Andrew Chesher
British economist
Lindon Eaves
Ambrose Alli
Julian Parkhill
Giovanni Maglia
Researcher
Alison Young
British sailor
Taras Kuzio
British political expert
Emma Ineson
Bishop
Frankie Yick
Member of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong
Graham Kitchener
English rugby union player
Ann Widdecombe
Former Minister for Employment of the United Kingdom
Non Stanford
British triathlete
Stanley Wells
Scholar
Benito Owusu Bio
Member of Parliament of Ghana
Chris Nurse
English-Guyanese footballer
Woo Kwok-hing
Judge
Femi Oke
British television presenter
Dzulkefly Ahmad
Member of the House of Representatives of Malaysia
Li Siguang
Chinese Politician
Jamshid Khodjaev
Greville G Corbett
Linguist
Koen Lamberts
Vice-Chancellor of the University of Sheffield
Jim Ratcliffe
Chief Executive Officer of Ineos
