University of Cambridge
Established in 1209, the 800-year old University of Cambridge’s is fourth-oldest university in the world. It is a public research institution that serves students from all corners of the globe. With its eminence for academic excellence and scholarly values, the university ranks among the very top universities in the world for teaching, international outlook, and research. It boasts 98 Nobel laureates and 15 British prime ministers have affiliations with Cambridge as students, faculty or alumni, including the scientists Francis Crick and Frederick Sanger.
Associated People
Bill Janeway
2013 - present
Daniel Yergin
David Harding
Fraser Howie
Geoffrey West
John Armitage
John Hull
Jonathan Scott
Lee Robinson
Tom Walton-Pocock
Tian Yang
2007 - 2010
Bastian Bolesta
2005 - 2007
Christopher Joye
2002 - 2005
Raghav Kapoor
2001 - 2004
Simon White
2002 - 2003
Scott Sonenshein
1998 - 1999
Simon Bowmaker
1996 - 1997
Olivier Desbarres
1994 - 1997
Stephanie Kelton
1996 - 1997
Stephen Kelso
1992 - 1996
Indranil Ghosh
1991 - 1995
Mark Versey
1990 - 1993
Colm O'Shea
1989 - 1992
Merryn Somerset Webb
1989 - 1992
Tassos Stassopoulos
1989 - 1992
Gareth Murphy
1991 - 1992
Hendrik du Toit
1986 - 1988
Aron Landy
1983 - 1986
Francis Breedon
1984 - 1985
David Hughes
1981 - 1984
David Bennett
1980 - 1983
Sean Corrigan
1979 - 1982
Rhona O'Connell
1977 - 1980
Mohamed El-Erian
1977 - 1980
Steve Mobbs
1976 - 1979
John Llewellyn
1974 - 1977
Tim Guinness
1965 - 1968
