List of Queen's University Belfast Peopl (148 items)report

• Mike Baillie – Professor Emeritus of Palaeoecology (Staff)

• Sir George Bain – former President and Vice-Chancellor; Chair of the Independent Review of the Fire Service (Staff)

• Paul Bew, Baron Bew – Professor of Irish Politics (Staff)

• Gordon Blair – former Head of Department of Mechanical Engineering; Dean of the Faculty of Engineering; Pro-Vice-Chancellor of the university (Staff)

• Ciarán Carson – poet, novelist; Professor of English and Director of the Seamus Heaney Centre for Poetry (Staff)

• Colin Cooper – Senior Lecturer in psychology; devises IQ tests for the BBC's Test the Nation programme (Staff)

• Sir Bernard Crossland – former President of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (Staff)

• Edith Newman Devlin (1926–2012) former English lecturer, academic and writer (Staff)

• Richard English – Professor of Politics (Staff)

• Mick Fealty – Visiting Research Fellow at the Institute of Governance (Staff)

• Sir Peter Gregson – former President and Vice-Chancellor (Staff)

• Adrian Guelke – Professor of Comparative Politics (Staff)

• John Hewitt – the university's first writer-in-residence (Staff)

• Thomas Jones – former Professor of Economics (Staff)

• James Mallory – Professor in Prehistoric Archaeology (Staff)

• Michael Mann – Visiting Research Professor in Sociology (Staff)

• Sir John McCanny – Regius Professor of Electronics and Computer Engineering and Director of ECIT (Staff)

• Sir William McCrea – former Professor of Mathematics (Staff)

• George Mitchell – former Chancellor, former United States Senator (Staff)

• Cornelius O'Leary – former Professor of Political Science (Staff)

• Kamalesh Sharma – former Chancellor, former Commonwealth Secretary-General (Staff)

• Raymond Warren – former Professor of Composition and Professor of Music (Staff)

• John H. Whyte – former Professor of Political Science (Staff)

• Tan Sri Anuwar Ali – 2nd Vice-Chancellor of Open University Malaysia
  
  (Academia) (Alumni)

• Sir David Bates – physicist
  
  (Academia) (Alumni)

• Sir Colin Campbell – former Vice-Chancellor of the University of Nottingham
  
  (Academia) (Alumni)

• Tan Sri Chin Fung Kee – former Vice-Chancellor of University of Malaya and Professor of Civil Engineering
  
  (Academia) (Alumni)

• Art Cosgrove – former President of University College Dublin
  
  (Academia) (Alumni)

• Roy Crawford – Vice-Chancellor of University of Waikato, New Zealand
  
  (Academia) (Alumni)

• Robert John Gregg (1912-1998) - Head of Department of Linguistics at University of British Columbia
  
  (Academia) (Alumni)

• Matthew McDiarmid (1914–1996) – literature professor and campaigning academic; editor of the canonical Scottish Text Society editions of the poets Robert Fergusson and Blind Hary
  
  (Academia) (Alumni)

• Gerry McKenna – former Vice-Chancellor and President of University of Ulster
  
  (Academia) (Alumni)

• Joseph Mifsud – Maltese academic
  
  (Academia) (Alumni)

• David Beers Quinn – author and historian
  
  (Academia) (Alumni)

• Philipp Rosemann – philosopher and holder of the Chair of Philosophy at Maynooth University
  
  (Academia) (Alumni)

• Rita Segato – anthropologist, feminist and academic
  
  (Academia) (Alumni)

• Tan Sri Rafiah Salim – Vice-Chancellor of University of Malaya; former Assistant Secretary General for the United Nations Human Resource Management
  
  (Academia) (Alumni)

• Karen McAuliffe – Reader in Law and Birmingham Fellow, University of Birmingham, UK
  
  (Academia) (Alumni)

• Robert N Moles – academic and legal researcher
  
  (Academia) (Alumni)

• Stephen Nolan – broadcaster
  
  (Arts and media) (Alumni)

• Andrew Beatty – journalist and editor
  
  (Arts and media) (Alumni)

• Wesley Burrowes – playwright and screenwriter
  
  (Arts and media) (Alumni)

• Kasia Glowicka – composer
  
  (Arts and media) (Alumni)

• Edwin Lawrence Godkin – American publicist
  
  (Arts and media) (Alumni)

• Kieran Goss – singer/songwriter
  
  (Arts and media) (Alumni)

• Alan Green – BBC Radio 5 Live football commentator
  
  (Arts and media) (Alumni)

• Seamus Heaney – Nobel Prize-winning poet
  
  (Arts and media) (Alumni)

• Patrick Hicks – poet
  
  (Arts and media) (Alumni)

• Patrick Kielty – television presenter
  
  (Arts and media) (Alumni)

• Phil Kieran – club DJ
  
  (Arts and media) (Alumni)

• Annie Mac – radio DJ
  
  (Arts and media) (Alumni)

• Tony McAuley – broadcaster and musician
  
  (Arts and media) (Alumni)

• Eamonn McCann – journalist and civil rights activist
  
  (Arts and media) (Alumni)

• Ty McCormick – award-winning American foreign correspondent
  
  (Arts and media) (Alumni)

• Lisa McGee – award-winning writer and director
  
  (Arts and media) (Alumni)

• Paul Muldoon – Pulitzer Prize-winning poet
  
  (Arts and media) (Alumni)

• Bill Neely – Journalist
  
  (Arts and media) (Alumni)

• Liam Neeson – actor
  
  (Arts and media) (Alumni)

• Donatus Nwoga – literary critic
  
  (Arts and media) (Alumni)

• Stephen Rea – actor
  
  (Arts and media) (Alumni)

• Rigsy – radio and club DJ; television presenter
  
  (Arts and media) (Alumni)

• Nick Ross – broadcaster
  
  (Arts and media) (Alumni)

• Zöe Salmon – television presenter
  
  (Arts and media) (Alumni)

• Mark Simpson – BBC Ireland correspondent
  
  (Arts and media) (Alumni)

• Annita McVeigh - BBC Newsreader
  
  (Arts and media) (Alumni)

• Henry Vega – composer
  
  (Arts and media) (Alumni)

• Helen Waddell – poet, translator and playwright
  
  (Arts and media) (Alumni)

• Alexander Walker – journalist, author and film critic
  
  (Arts and media) (Alumni)

• Hulusi Akar – 29th Chief of the General Staff of the Turkish Armed Forces
  
  (Legal, military and civil service) (Alumni)

• Air Commodore David Case – British Armed Forces' most senior black officer
  
  (Legal, military and civil service) (Alumni)

• Colonel Tim Collins – former Colonel in the British Army, known for his inspirational speech during the Iraq War in 2003
  
  (Legal, military and civil service) (Alumni)

• Sir Ronnie Flanagan – Her Majesty's Chief Inspector of Constabulary; former Chief Constable of Police Service of Northern Ireland and Royal Ulster Constabulary
  
  (Legal, military and civil service) (Alumni)

• Sir Robert Hart, 1st Baronet – Inspector General of the Chinese Imperial Maritime Customs
  
  (Legal, military and civil service) (Alumni)

• Sean Hoy – Ambassador of Ireland to Nigeria
  
  (Legal, military and civil service) (Alumni)

• Brian Hutton, Baron Hutton – former British Law Lord and Chair of the Hutton Inquiry
  
  (Legal, military and civil service) (Alumni)

• Brian Kerr, Baron Kerr of Tonaghmore – former Lord Chief Justice of Northern Ireland; Justice of the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom; the youngest and the only Justice who is not graduated from Oxbridge
  
  (Legal, military and civil service) (Alumni)

• Joseph Henry Longford – British consul in Japan and academic
  
  (Legal, military and civil service) (Alumni)

• John MacDermott, Baron MacDermott – Lord Chief Justice of Northern Ireland
  
  (Legal, military and civil service) (Alumni)

• Edward Macnaghten, Baron Macnaghten – former British Law Lord and politician
  
  (Legal, military and civil service) (Alumni)

• Eoin MacNeill – Founder of the Gaelic League
  
  (Legal, military and civil service) (Alumni)

• Monica McWilliams – Chief Commissioner of the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission; co-founder of the Northern Ireland Women's Coalition; former Professor of Women's Studies and Social Policy at the University of Ulster
  
  (Legal, military and civil service) (Alumni)

• Sir Andrew Porter, 1st Baronet – former Master of the Rolls and Attorney General for Ireland
  
  (Legal, military and civil service) (Alumni)

• Sir James Russell – Chief Justice of Hong Kong
  
  (Legal, military and civil service) (Alumni)

• Sir Barry Shaw – first Director of Public Prosecutions for Northern Ireland
  
  (Legal, military and civil service) (Alumni)

• Paul Tweed – media lawyer
  
  (Legal, military and civil service) (Alumni)

• Air Vice Marshal Sir William Tyrrell – Irish Rugby international; member of first official British Isles Rugby team in 1910, decorated military officer; surgeon to King George VI of the United Kingdom
  
  (Legal, military and civil service) (Alumni)

• Sir Hiram Shaw Wilkinson – Chief Justice of the British Supreme Court for China and Corea
  
  (Legal, military and civil service) (Alumni)

• John Alderdice, Baron Alderdice – former Leader of the Alliance Party of Northern Ireland; former Presiding Officer of the Northern Ireland Assembly; consultant psychotherapist
  
  (Politicians) (Alumni)

• Jim Allister – leader of Northern Ireland's Traditional Unionist Voice party
  
  (Politicians) (Alumni)

• Clare Bailey – Green Party MLA for Belfast South
  
  (Politicians) (Alumni)

• Dominic Bradley – Social Democratic and Labour Party MLA for Newry and Armagh
  
  (Politicians) (Alumni)

• Diane Dodds – Democratic Unionist Party MLA for West Belfast
  
  (Politicians) (Alumni)

• Nigel Dodds – Barrister and Democratic Unionist Party MP for North Belfast
  
  (Politicians) (Alumni)

• Mark Durkan – Social Democratic and Labour Party MP for Foyle; former Leader of the SDLP
  
  (Politicians) (Alumni)

• Reg Empey – former Leader of the Ulster Unionist Party
  
  (Politicians) (Alumni)

• Toiréasa Ferris – Sinn Féin politician; first female Mayor of Kerry; first Sinn Féin Chairperson of Kerry County Council
  
  (Politicians) (Alumni)

• Arlene Foster – Democratic Unionist Party MLA for Fermanagh and South Tyrone; Minister for the Environment
  
  (Politicians) (Alumni)

• Simon Hamilton – Democratic Unionist Party MLA for Strangford
  
  (Politicians) (Alumni)

• Tun Lim Keng Yaik – former Energy Minister of Malaysia
  
  (Politicians) (Alumni)

• Brian Mawhinney – former MP and Chairman of the Conservative Party (UK)
  
  (Politicians) (Alumni)

• Mary McAleese – former President of Ireland
  
  (Politicians) (Alumni)

• Nelson McCausland – Democratic Unionist Party MLA for North Belfast
  
  (Politicians) (Alumni)

• Brian McConnell, Baron McConnell – former Ulster Unionist MP
  
  (Politicians) (Alumni)

• Michelle McIlveen – Democratic Unionist Party MLA for Strangford
  
  (Politicians) (Alumni)

• Sheelagh Murnaghan – former Ulster Liberal Party MP
  
  (Politicians) (Alumni)

• Gearóid Ó Cuinneagáin – Irish fascist and leader of Ailtirí na hAiséirghe
  
  (Politicians) (Alumni)

• Ian Paisley Jnr – North Antrim MLA for Democratic Unionist Party
  
  (Politicians) (Alumni)

• Janil Puthucheary – Minister of State, Ministry of Communications and Information Singapore, PAP MP for Punggol Coast
  
  (Politicians) (Alumni)

• Tan Sri Ramli Ngah Talib – former Speaker of the Malaysian Parliament
  
  (Politicians) (Alumni)

• Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah – former Minister of Finance of Malaysia
  
  (Politicians) (Alumni)

• John P Savage – Premier of Nova Scotia
  
  (Politicians) (Alumni)

• David Trimble – former First Minister of Northern Ireland and Nobel Peace Prize winner
  
  (Politicians) (Alumni)

• Peter Weir – Democratic Unionist Party MLA for North Down
  
  (Politicians) (Alumni)

• Jim Wells – Democratic Unionist Party MLA for South Down
  
  (Politicians) (Alumni)

• Sammy Wilson – Democratic Unionist Party MP for East Antrim
  
  (Politicians) (Alumni)

• Anthony Farquhar – Auxiliary Bishop of Down and Connor; Assistant Chaplain of the University 1970–1975
  
  (Religion) (Alumni)

• Cahal Daly – Archbishop Emeritus of The Archdiocese of Armagh – former lecturer; Reader in Scholastic Philosophy, 1946–1967
  
  (Religion) (Alumni)

• James McEvoy – emeritus chair of scholastic philosophy (1943–2010)
  
  (Religion) (Alumni)

• Donal McKeown – Auxiliary Bishop of Down and Connor
  
  (Religion) (Alumni)

• Morris S. Seale – theologian
  
  (Religion) (Alumni)

• Patrick Walsh – Bishop Emeritus of Down and Connor; Catholic Chaplain of the University 1963–1970
  
  (Religion) (Alumni)

• John Bodkin Adams – physician and suspected serial killer
  
  (Science) (Alumni)

• Dame Ingrid Allen – neuropathologist and multiple sclerosis researcher
  
  (Science) (Alumni)

• John S. Bell – physicist and developer of Bell's Theorem, regarded by some in the quantum physics community as one of the most important theorems of the 20th century
  
  (Science) (Alumni)

• John Edward Campbell – mathematician, academic and co-developer of the Baker-Campbell-Hausdorff formula
  
  (Science) (Alumni)

• Thomas Henry Flewett – virologist who suggested the name Rotavirus to the virus which is most common cause of diarrhoeal disease
  
  (Science) (Alumni)

• Erwin Gabathuler - particle physicist
  
  (Science) (Alumni)

• Terence Ingold – mycologist and botanist
  
  (Science) (Alumni)

• Henrik Kacser – biochemist and geneticist
  
  (Science) (Alumni)

• H Douglas Keith – polymer research scientist
  
  (Science) (Alumni)

• Lavinia Loughridge – physician and nephrologist
  
  (Science) (Alumni)

• Daniel V. McCaughan OBE FREng – physicist, engineer and industrialist
  
  (Science) (Alumni)

• Mollie McGeown – physician, nephrologist and health service pioneer
  
  (Science) (Alumni)

• Frank Pantridge – inventor of the portable defibrillator
  
  (Science) (Alumni)

• Peter Rice – structural engineer
  
  (Science) (Alumni)

• Leslie Skene – psychiatrist
  
  (Science) (Alumni)

• George P. L. Walker – geologist and vulcanologist
  
  (Science) (Alumni)

• William Parkinson Wilson – mathematician and founder of astronomical observatory
  
  (Science) (Alumni)

• Isobel Addey Tate – World war I doctor
  
  (Science) (Alumni)

• David Cullen – 2007 winner of the Arthur Ashe for Courage Award at the 2007 ESPY Awards ceremony
  
  (Sport) (Alumni)

• Thomas MacDonald (1908–1998) – cricketer
  
  (Sport) (Alumni)

• Martin O'Neill – former footballer and former Leicester City, Celtic and Aston Villa manager who studied law at Queen's before being scouted by Nottingham Forest
  
  (Sport) (Alumni)

• Trevor Ringland – former Ireland and British Lions rugby player, 2007 winner of the Arthur Ashe for Courage Award at the 2007 ESPY Awards ceremony
  
  (Sport) (Alumni)

• Air Vice Marshal Sir William Tyrrell – Irish Rugby international, member of first official British Isles Rugby team in 1910, decorated military officer, and surgeon to King George VI of the United Kingdom
  
  (Sport) (Alumni)

• Kafeel Ahmed – suspected terrorist in the 2007 Glasgow International Airport attack
  
  (Other) (Alumni)

• Eamon Collins – former Provisional IRA member who later wrote a tell all book about life in the IRA
  
  (Other) (Alumni)

• Michael McGoldrick – murder victim during The Troubles
  
  (Other) (Alumni)

• Laurence McKeown – former Provisional IRA member who took part in the 1981 Irish hunger strike
  
  (Other) (Alumni)

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