Royal Holloway
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| Royal Holloway | |
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| Acrónimo | RHUL |
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| Dirección | ,  Inglaterra,  Reino Unido |
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| Afiliaciones | Universidad de Londres |
| http://www.rhul.ac.uk | |
Royal Holloway es una de las escuelas (colleges) que conforman la Universidad de Londres, Inglaterra. La mayor parte de la escuela se encuentra en Egham, en Surrey. Royal Holloway fue fundada en 1879 con el nombre de "Royal Holloway College". Actualmente cuenta con más de 7,700 alumnos.
Alumnos famosos [editar]
- Tahmima Anam (1975-)
- Dean Ayass (1976-)
- Norman Baker MP (1957-)
- Gregory Barker MP (1966-)
- David Bellamy OBE (1933-)
- Susan Bullock (1958-)
- Ivy Compton-Burnett (1884-1969)
- Richmal Crompton )Aja Osi hahahah
- Emily Davison (1872-1913)
- Edith Durham (1863-1944)
- Dame Janet Fookes DBE DL (1936-)
- Emma Freud (1962-)
- Robert Garside (1967-)
- Conor Hanratty (1981-)
- Robin Ince (1969-)
- Kathleen Lonsdale (1903-1971)
- Dame Felicity Lott CBE (1947-)
- Jojo Moyes (1969-)
- Jeremy Northam (1961-)
- Simon Nye (1958-)
- Andrew Poppy (1954-)
- Frances Stevenson (1888–1972)
- Mark Strong (1963-)
- Joby Talbot (1971-)
- Francis Wheen (1957-)
- Chris Aldridge, British radio newsreader (BBC Radio 4)
- Tahmima Anam (1975—), Bangladeshi born writer and novelist
- Catherine Ashton (1956—), High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy
- Dean Ayass (1976—), British wrestling manager and commentator
- Norman Baker MP (1957—), British politician
- Richard Baker (1972—), British composer and conductor
- Muhammad Abdul Bari MBE (1953—), Secretary general of the Muslim Council of Britain
- Gregory Barker MP (1966—), British politician
- Debra Barr (1986—) Apprentice candidate, Series 5
- David Bellamy OBE (1933—), English botanist, environmentalist, author and broadcaster[1]
- David Benson (1962—), English comedian, writer and actor
- Peter Bramley, British actor, director and theater director
- Sophie Bryant (1850–1922) Anglo-Irish mathematician, educator, feminist and activist
- Susan Bullock (1958—), English soprano
- Helen Cam CBE FRHistS (1885–1968), English historian
- Mark Carwardine, Zoologist, Writer, Wildlife Photographer, TV and Radio Presenter
- Richard Clarke (1978—), English Radio Presenter
- Jonathan Cole (1970—), British composer
- Ivy Compton-Burnett (1884–1969), English novelist
- John B. Cosgrave (1946—), Irish mathematician
- Richmal Crompton (1890–1969), English writer[1]
- James Dagwell (1974—), British journalist
- Tansy Davies (1973—), British composer
- Emily Davison (1872–1913), English suffragette activist
- Tara Dean (1977—), British film producer and solicitor
- Edith Durham (1863–1944), British traveller, artist, writer and anthropologist
- George Eliot (1819–1880), British novelist[1]
- Isabel Fay (1979—), English comedy writer and character comedian
- Dame Janet Fookes DBE DL (1936—), English politician, Conservative member of the House of Lords
- Norvela Forster (1931–1993) British businesswoman, exporter and politician
- Emma Freud (1962—), English broadcaster and cultural commentator
- Patricia Gaffney, American author
- Robert Garside (1967—), English record-breaking adventurer
- Pippa Guard (1952—), English actress
- Janice Hadlow, controller of BBC Two[2]
- Nick Hallard (1975—), British artist
- Geoff Hannan (1972—), British composer
- Conor Hanratty (1981—), Irish theater director and scholar
- Giles Hart (1949–2005), British engineer and trade union activist
- Jean Henderson (1899–1997), British barrister and Liberal Party politician
- Alex Hyndman British newsreader
- Moussa Ibrahim (1974—), Gaddafi spokesman during the 2011 Libyan civil war
- Robin Ince (1969—), English comedian
- Stewart Jackson MP (1965—), British politician
- Jon Jeary, British musician
- Karena Johnson, English theater director
- Tess Kingham (1963—), British politician
- Jessica Lee MP (1976—), British politician
- Kathleen Lonsdale (1903–1971), Irish crystallographer
- Dame Felicity Lott DBE (1947—), English soprano
- Rosemary Manning (1911–1988), British author
- Duncan McCargo, British academic
- Roxanne McKee (1982—), British actress and model
- Paul Newland (1966—), British composer
- Louisa Martindale CBE FRCOG (1872–1966), British physician and surgeon
- Jojo Moyes (1969—), British novelist
- Mary Nightingale (1964—), British newsreader[1]
- Simon Nye (1958—), English comic television writer[1]
- Lucy Owen (1970—), Welsh newsreader
- Jennifer Page CBE (1944—), former chief executive of the London Millennium Dome project
- Ewan Pearson (1972—), British music producer
- Andrew Poppy (1954—), British composer, pianist and music producer
- Jenny Randerson (1948—), Welsh Liberal Democrat politician
- Joe Saward (1961—), British Formula One journalist
- Andy Sheridan, Rugby Union,Sale Sharks and England
- Jacqueline Simpson (1930—), British author and folklorist
- Andrew Stephenson MP (1981—), British politician
- Frances Stevenson (1888–1972), British personal secretary and second wife of Prime Minister David Lloyd George
- Mark Strong (1963—), English actor
- Joby Talbot (1971—), British composer
- Eva Germaine Rimington Taylor (1871–1966), English geographer and historian of science
- Simon Thurley (1963—), British architectural historian[1]
- Carol Townend (1953—), English author
- KT Tunstall (1975—), Scottish singer and songwriter
- Valerie Vaz MP, British politician
- Ronald Alan Waldron, English medievalist
- André Walker (1979—), British political and media figure
- Francis Wheen (1957—), British journalist, writer and broadcaster
- John Scott Whiteley (1950—), Organist at York Minster and in 21st Century Bach (BBC TV/Associated Rediffusion)
- Derek Yalden, English zoologist, Reader at the University of Manchester
- China Soul (1988—) American-British singer/songwriter
Referencias [editar]
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