Notable Alumni
See also: Category:Alumni of Bath Spa University- Tracey Corderoy, award winning children's writer.
- Mary Berry, Food writer
- Manolo Blahnik, shoe designer
- Glenn Brown, English painter, Turner Prize winner
- Sir Graeme Davies, engineer, academic, and former Vice-Chancellor of the University of Liverpool, the University of Glasgow and the University of London
- Roger Deakins, cinematographer
- Kate Garraway, television presenter
- Peter Flannery, scriptwriter, author of Our Friends in the North
- Jason Gardener, athlete, Olympic gold medallist
- Ian Hargreaves, journalist
- Mo Hayder, British crime novelist
- Sir Howard Hodgkin, artist, Turner Prize winner
- Elizabeth Kay, writer and author of The Divide trilogy,
- Daren King, contemporary English novelist
- Sir Donald Maitland, British diplomat and British Prime Minister Edward Heath's press secretary 1970 to 1974
- Joanna MacGregor, classical, jazz and contemporary pianist, and Artistic Director of the Bath International Music Festival.
- Gordon Moakes, Bloc Party bassist and backing singer
- Sally Nicholls, prize-winning British children's book author
- Miller Puckette, mathematician and computer music researcher
- Simon Relph, assistant film director and producer
- Dame Anita Roddick, businesswoman, founder of The Body Shop
- Davide Rossi, violinist, string arranger, composer and a record producer, working with Goldfrapp and Coldplay.
- Tristram Shapeero, television director
- Sir William Stubbs, educator and former Rector of the University of the Arts, London.
- Jules Williams, writer, Director, Producer author of The Weigh Forward
- Evie Wyld
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