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University of New South Wales's Top Areas of Influence With Degrees Offered

University of New South Wales's most influential alumni include professors and professionals in the fields of Computer Science, Business, and Political Science. Here are some of University of New South Wales's most famous alumni:

Raj Reddy

An Indian-American computer scientist, (1937 - ), India.

Bob Carr

A Former Premier of New South Wales.

Tim Flannery

An An Australian Mammalogist, paleontologist, environmentalist, conservationist, explorer, author, science communicator, activist and public scientist..

Duncan J. Watts

An Australian physicist and sociologist.

Chandran Kukathas

An Australian political scientist.

Glenn Murcutt

An Architect .

George Szekeres

A Hungarian-Australian mathematician .

Eva Cox

An Australian writer and sociologist.

Charles Leonard Hamblin

An Australian philosopher and computer pioneer.

Warwick McKibbin

An Australian economist.

Adam Alter

A Psychologist, author, and expert on smartphone addiction.

Richard Neville

An Australian author and journalist born 1941.

University of New South Wales's most influential faculty include professors in the fields of Computer Science, Business, and Political Science. Here are some of University of New South Wales's most famous alumni:

David Stahel

A New Zealand historian.

Rorden Wilkinson

A British academic and author.

Ben Saul

An Australian lawyer.

Kourosh Kalantar-zadeh

A Materials scientist and researcher.

Megan Davis

An Australian human rights lawyer and Aboriginal activist.

James Mahmud Rice

An Australian sociologist.

Emma Johnston

An Australian marine ecologist.

Jonathan M. Gregory

A British climate modeller. Jonathan M. Gregory is Professor at the National Centre for Atmospheric Science in the University of Reading.

Chris Turney

A British and Australian researcher.

Clinton Fernandes

An Australian academic.

Graeme Sullivan

An American artist.

Jane McAdam

An Australian legal scholar.