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Pages in category "Alumni of Aberystwyth University"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 245 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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A



  • David Annwn Jones

  • Arthur ap Gwynn




B



  • Iwan Bala

  • Rachel Barrett

  • Mario Basini

  • Douglas Bassett (geologist)

  • Lance Batchelor

  • Guto Bebb

  • Cath Bishop

  • Joe Borg

  • Katy Bourne

  • Nick Bourne

  • E. G. Bowen

  • Euros Bowen

  • Lawrence Bowen

  • Robin Huw Bowen

  • Roderic Bowen

  • Tim Brain

  • Peter Bramley (biochemist)

  • Neil Brand

  • Audrey Brooks

  • Stewart Brown




C



  • Andrew Campbell (professor of law)

  • Doreen Cantrell

  • Kathleen E. Carpenter

  • Michael Carson (author)

  • Lewis Carter-Jones

  • Daniel Chandler

  • Charles, Prince of Wales

  • Rehman Chishti

  • Arthur Harry Church

  • Seth Clabough

  • John Compton

  • William Moreton Condry

  • Shân Cothi

  • Alan Cox




D



  • Michael Christopher Daly

  • Goronwy Daniel

  • Alun Talfan Davies

  • Catherine Glyn Davies

  • Dafydd Trystan Davies

  • Glyn Davies (British politician)

  • John Humphreys Davies

  • Rhisiart Morgan Davies

  • Seaborne Davies

  • William Llewelyn Davies

  • Geoff Drabble




E



  • Belinda Earl

  • John Edmunds (presenter)

  • Gwilym Edwards

  • Hywel Teifi Edwards

  • Jack Edwards (British politician)

  • Jonathan Edwards (Welsh politician)

  • Owen Morgan Edwards

  • Islwyn Ffowc Elis

  • Elizabeth Jane Lloyd, Mrs Louis Jones

  • Ellis Ellis-Griffith

  • Richard Ellis (librarian)

  • T. E. Ellis

  • Thomas Iorwerth Ellis

  • Elwyn Jones, Baron Elwyn-Jones

  • Evan Tom Davies

  • Eifion Evans (Archdeacon of Cardigan)

  • Delyth Evans

  • Ernest Evans (politician)

  • Gwynfor Evans

  • Jill Evans

  • John Cayo Evans

  • Trevor Evans (priest)




F



  • James Fairgrieve

  • Michael Francis Fay

  • Jón Ferrier

  • Ffred Ffransis

  • H. J. Fleure




G



  • Michael Denis Gale

  • Graham Gardner

  • Charley Genever

  • Beti George

  • Steve Gilbert

  • Charmian Gooch

  • Andrew Gordon (naval historian)

  • Jane Green (author)

  • Alexander James Grieve

  • Siân Gwenllian




H



  • Sarah Hall (writer)

  • Neil Hamilton (politician)

  • Patrick Hannan (presenter)

  • William Havard

  • Clive Head

  • John Hefin

  • Eileen Hendriks

  • Sylvia Hermon

  • Keith Hill (politician)

  • Hishammuddin Hussein

  • Emlyn Hooson, Baron Hooson

  • Deian Hopkin

  • Mererid Hopwood

  • Aneirin Hughes

  • Aneurin Hughes

  • Cledwyn Hughes, Baron Cledwyn of Penrhos

  • Dennis Hughes (rugby player)

  • Edward Ernest Hughes

  • Medwin Hughes

  • David Russell Hulme

  • Emyr Humphreys

  • Davy Hyland




J



  • Carwyn James

  • Christine James

  • David Gwilym James

  • Gordon James (priest)

  • Emrys James

  • Norman B. James

  • Siân James (novelist)

  • Dan Jarvis

  • Barbara Jenkins

  • Bethan Sayed

  • David Jenkins (composer)

  • David Jenkins (librarian)

  • Geraint H. Jenkins

  • J. Geraint Jenkins

  • Robert Thomas Jenkins

  • Abel J. Jones

  • Alex Jones (Welsh presenter)

  • Ben Jones (Welsh solicitor)

  • Carwyn Jones

  • D. Gwenallt Jones

  • David Martyn Jones

  • Elin Jones

  • Emrys Jones (geographer)

  • Gareth Jones (journalist)

  • Helen Mary Jones

  • Ian Jones (television executive)

  • Percy Mansell Jones

  • T. Harri Jones

  • T. James Jones

  • Thomas Hughes Jones




K



  • Ahmad Tejan Kabbah

  • Juma Kapuya

  • Douglas Kell

  • Melih Kibar

  • Mary King (political scientist)




L



  • Alun Lewis (poet)

  • Robyn Léwis

  • William Lewis (chemist)

  • John Llewelyn

  • David John de Lloyd

  • Emily Lloyd (chemist)

  • Elfyn Llwyd




M



  • Sharon Maguire

  • Manshour Varasteh

  • Thilo Marauhn

  • Michael MccGwire

  • Tony McWalter

  • Cledan Mears

  • Rhodri Meilir

  • Susan Mendus

  • Robert Mills-Roberts

  • Robert Minhinnick

  • John Moorfield

  • Elystan Morgan, Baron Elystan-Morgan

  • Geraint Morgan

  • Gwyn Morgan (civil servant)

  • John Morris, Baron Morris of Aberavon

  • Twm Morys

  • Roland Moyle

  • Tavi Murray




N



  • Ernest Charles Nelson

  • George Noakes

  • Chibudom Nwuche




O



  • Anne-Maree O'Connor

  • Goronwy Owen (politician)

  • Patricia Owens (academic)




P



  • T. H. Parry-Williams

  • David Hughes Parry

  • Tom Parry (politician)

  • Okot p'Bitek

  • Judith Phillips

  • Esther Pilkington

  • Jan Pinkava

  • Nigel Pivaro

  • David Pugh (Conservative politician)




Q


  • Will Quince



R



  • Ivor Rees (bishop)

  • John Richards (bishop of St David's)

  • Rod Richards

  • Louise Rickard

  • Ken Riley (priest)

  • Aled Roberts

  • Dan Rogerson

  • Leigh Richmond Roose

  • Chris Ruane




S



  • Salleh Abas

  • Ernest Salter Davies

  • Liz Saville Roberts

  • Molly Scott Cato

  • Jay Simon

  • Tom Singh

  • Virginijus Sinkevičius

  • John Skehel

  • J. Beverley Smith



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