List of alumni of the University of York

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This is a list of alumni of the University of York, listed in alphabetical order by surname. The University of York, founded in 1963, has among its alumni many who have become notable, including at least fifteen Members of the United Kingdom Parliament, five members of the House of Lords, two Members of the Scottish Parliament, one Member of the European Parliament and several ministers of non-UK governments. The university is also represented by alumni educated in the liberal arts such as English literature, social sciences, economics, philosophy, medieval history, and music. More recently, due to expansion into areas of technology, it has also produced notable computer scientists.[citation needed]

A[]

Edward Acton, former Vice-Chancellor of the University of East Anglia
  • Lama Abu-Odeh, Palestinian American academic: MA, philosophy, 1989[1][2]
  • Daron Acemoglu , Turkish-born American economist, Professor at MIT: BA, Economics, 1989[3]
  • Edward Acton, historian and former Vice-Chancellor of the University of East Anglia : BA, History, 1971[4]
  • Mark Addis , philosopher: MSc, Computing[5]
  • Haleh Afshar, Baroness Afshar, cross-bench peer: BA, Politics, ?[6]
  • Geoffrey Álvarez , composer: D Phil, Composition[7]
  • Moniza Alvi , poet: BA, English[8]
  • Fleur Anderson, Labour MP for Putney: BSc, Politics, 1993; president of the Students Union, 1993–1994[9]
  • Kerry Andrew, composer and singer (Juice): BA, music, MA & PhD, composition[10]
  • Rollo Armstrong, musician (Faithless ): BA, Philosophy & English, 1988[11]
  • Mohammad Hanif Atmar, Interior Minister of Afghanistan: Diploma Information Technology & MA Politics, 1997[12]

B[]

  • Ian Bailey, author: BA, English/Anglo-Saxon, 1980[citation needed]
  • Kevin Bailey, poet: BSc, Psychology, 1986[13]
  • Sally Baldwin, academic: Dip. Social Administration, & DPhil 1976?[14]
  • Tony Banks, Baron Stratford, MP: BA Politics, 1967[15]
  • Andrea Barber, actress
  • Hugh Bayley, MP: BPhil, South African Studies, 1977[16]
  • Helen Bell, composer and musician: BA Music, 2001[citation needed]
  • Steve Beresford, musician: BA music, 1970[17]
  • Denys Blakeway, television producer and author
  • Mark William Bolland, journalist and publicist: BSc Chemistry 1987[18]
  • Anne Boyd, composer and professor of music: DPhil composition, 1972[19]
  • Keith Bradley, Baron Bradley, politician: MPhil Social Administration, 1979[20]
  • Stephen Brewster, professor of computer science: DPhil human-computer interaction, 1994[21]
  • Carole Bromley, poet[citation needed]
  • Andrew Brons, MEP and former National Front leader: BA Politics, 1970[22]
  • Michael Brown, former MP and journalist[citation needed]
  • Scott Bryan, TV critic and broadcaster: BA Politics, 2010[23]
  • Richard Burden, MP: BA politics 1978[24]
  • Charles Butler, author: MSc Information Processing, 1989, DPhil English 1989[25]
  • Tanya Byron, child psychologist, author, TV presenter and Chancellor of Edge Hill University: BA Psychology, 1989[26][27]

C[]

Aníbal Cavaco Silva, prime minister and president of Portugal
  • James Callis, actor: BA English and Related Literature, 1993[28]
  • Matt Carter, General Secretary of the Labour Party: DPhil Politics, 1999[29]
  • Richard Causton, composer: BMus 1993, MA Composition 1994[citation needed]
  • Aníbal Cavaco Silva, 11th Prime Minister and 21st President of Portugal: PhD Economics, 1973[30]
  • Horatio Clare, writer, radio producer and journalist: BA English & Related Literature, 1996[31]
  • Jane Clarke, Professor of Molecular Biophysics, University of Cambridge
  • Myrna Combellack, writer, translator and academic: DPhil, English Literature, 1971[citation needed]
  • David Conn, journalist and author: BA English literature & politics, 1986[32]
  • Richard Coyle, actor: BA Politics, 1994[33]
  • Megan Crane, novelist: MA English Literature 1999, DPhil 2004[34]
  • Tim Crane, Knightbridge Professor of Philosophy, University of Cambridge: MA Philosophy, 1985[35]
  • Lee Cronin, chemist, nano-scientist: BSc Chemistry, 1994 & PhD, 1997[36]

D[]

  • Ken Dark, archaeologist: BA Archaeology, 1982?[37]
  • Sara Davies MBE, entrepreneur: Management, 2006[38]
  • Caroline Dean, plant scientist; group leader at the John Innes Centre: BA Biology, 1978 & DPhil, 1982[39]
  • Simon Ditchfield FRHistS, Professor of Early Modern History: BA History, 1980[40]
  • Michael Dixon, director of the Natural History Museum: DPhil Zoology[41]
  • Chris d'Lacey, children's author: BSc biology, 1975?[42]
  • Michael Dobbs, US-based author: BA Economic & Social History, 1972[43]
  • Paul Dolan, behavioural scientist: MSc and D.Phil. economics, 1991 and 1997[44]
  • Duncan Druce, musician: MA music, 1985[citation needed]
  • Helen Dunmore, writer: BA English, 1973[45]
  • Christopher Dye, epidemiologist, former Gresham Professor of Physic: Biology[citation needed]
  • Greg Dyke, Head of the Football Association and BFI; former Director General of the BBC: BA politics, 1974[46]
  • Michelle Donelan, MP and Minister of State for Universities: BA History and Politics, 2005[47]

E[]

Harry Enfield, BAFTA award-winning comedian and actor
  • Iain R. Edgar, social anthropologist: BA Philosophy, 1969
  • Huw Edwards, MP for Monmouth[48]
  • Louise Ellman, MP for Liverpool Riverside: MPhil Social Administration, 1972[24]
  • Bryan Elsley, scriptwriter and creator of Skins: BA English & History, 1982[49]
  • Stephen Emmott, computer scientist: BSc Experimental Psychology, 1987
  • Clive Emsley, historian and criminologist: BA History, 1966[50]
  • Harry Enfield, comedian: BA Politics, 1982[51]

F[]

G[]

  • Sean Gabb, libertarian academic: BA History, 1981[55]
  • David Gauntlett, sociologist: BA Sociology, 1992[56]
  • Sarah Gavron, film director: BA English, 1992[57]
  • Helen Geake, archaeologist: DPhil Archaeology, 1991?[58]
  • Roberta Gilchrist, archaeologist: DPhil Archaeology, 1989?[59]
  • Maurice Glasman, Baron Glasman, academic: MA Political Philosophy[60]
  • John Godfrey, composer: BA Music, 1983 & DPhil Composition, 1989[61]
  • Jeremy Goldberg, historian: MA History[62]
  • Paul Goodman, MP: BA English Literature, 1981[63]
  • Peter Gordon, radio presenter[citation needed]
  • David Graddol, linguist: BA Language/Linguistics, 1975 & Sociology, 1983[64]
  • Linda Grant, novelist and journalist: BA, English, 1975[65]
  • Michael Gray, author, authority on Bob Dylan: BA History and English Literature, 1967[66]
  • Michael Greenspan, director and screenwriter
  • Jane Grenville, archaeologist and academic: PhD by publications, 2005
  • Susanna Gross, journalist and newspaper editor[citation needed]
  • William Owen "Will" Gregory, musician and producer

H[]

Fabian Hamilton, Labour Party MP
Harriet Harman, MP for Camberwell and Peckham

J[]

K[]

  • Thomas Kariuki, biologist and Director of Programmes at the African Academy of Sciences : PhD, Immunology, 2004[92]
  • Brian Kennedy, journalist and LGBT rights activist : DPhil Biochemistry, 1974[93]
  • Ranjana Khanna, literary critic : BA English & Related Literature, 1988, DPhil 1993[94]
  • Oona King, Baroness King of Bow, former MP: BA Politics, 1990[95]
  • Matt Kilcoyne, Deputy Director of the Adam Smith Institute: PPE, 2013[96]
  • Panayiotis Kokoras, composer : MA, PhD, musical composition[97]

L[]

Zoe Lyons, comedian

M[]

N[]

O[]

P[]

R[]

S[]

  • Sinan Savaskan, composer ; PhD Music, 1997 *
  • David Sawer, composer : BMus Music, 1982[156]
  • Severin Schwan, CEO of Hoffman-La Roche : Economics[157]
  • Tom Scott, comedian, television presenter, programmer : MA Linguistics, 2009?[158]
  • Verity Sharp, Radio 3 and The Culture Show presenter : Music, 1992[159]
  • Neil Shephard, FBA, economist, Frank B. Baird, Jr Professor of Science, Harvard University: BA Economics/and Statistics, 1986[160]
  • Elizabeth Shields, MP for Ryedale : MA Medieval Studies[161]
  • Thomas Simaku, composer : DPhil 1996[162]
  • Jeanne Siméon, current Minister of Habitat, Lands, Infrastructure, and Land Transport in the Seychelles[163][164]
  • John Simpson, lexicographer, Chief Editor, Oxford English Dictionary 1993–2013 : BA English, 1975[165]
  • Rose Simpson, musician of the Incredible String Band : BA English, 1968[166]
  • Lindiwe Sisulu, South African politician : MA History & MPhil, 1989[167]
  • Beverley Skeggs, professor of sociology
  • Jonathan Slater, Permanent Secretary, Department for Education
  • Denis Smalley, composer : DPhil Composition, ?[168]
  • Chloe Smith, MP : BA English, 2004?[169]
  • Brian Stableford, science fiction writer : BSc Biology, 1969, DPhil (not completed)[170]
  • William Graham Stanton, author : BA English & Related Literature, 1995[171]
  • Chris Steele-Perkins, photographer : Chemistry, 1966[172]
  • Simon Stephens, playwright : BA History, 1992[173]
  • Robert David Stevens, computer scientist : MSc Bioinformatics 1991 & DPhil 1996[174]
  • Rebecca Stott, novelist : BA English/Art History, 1986[175]
  • Jonathan Stroud, author : BA English Literature, 1992[176]
  • Graham Swift, Booker Prize-winning author : DPhil 1973?[177]

T[]

Nelson Teich, Brazil's Minister of Health

V[]

W[]

Y[]

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