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Queen's University Belfast's Top Areas of Influence With Degrees Offered

Queen's University Belfast's most influential alumni include professors and professionals in the fields of Anthropology, Physics, and Computer Science. Here are some of Queen's University Belfast's most famous alumni:

Seamus Heaney

An Irish poet, playwright, translator, lecturer.

John Stewart Bell

A Northern Irish physicist.

Philip Pettit

An Irish philosopher and political theorist.

W. Brian Arthur

An American economist.

Paul Muldoon

An Irish poet.

Edward H. Simpson

A British statistician and civil servant .

Martin O'Neill

A Northern Irish association football player and manager .

Frederick G. Donnan

An Irish scientist .

Seamus Deane

An Irish writer and critic .

William George Aston

A British diplomat, scholar and author .

John Edward Campbell

An Irish mathematician .

J. Roger Hindley

A British logician.

Queen's University Belfast's most influential faculty include professors in the fields of Anthropology, Physics, and Computer Science. Here are some of Queen's University Belfast's most famous alumni:

David Robert Grimes

A Researcher.

Jesse Bering

An American psychologist.

Pamela Cook

An American mathematician.

Chris Turney

A British and Australian researcher.

Fearghal McGarry

An Irish historian.

Megan Schwamb

An American planetary scientist.

Jan Strugnell

An Australian molecular biologist.

Alison Betts

A British archaeologist and academic.

Ajay M. Shah

A Researcher.

Tim Patterson

A Geologist.

Emma Teeling

An Irish zoologist and geneticist.

Máire O'Neill

An Irish data encryption academic.