Principal of The University of Glasgow - List of Principals and Vice-Chancellors

List of Principals and Vice-Chancellors

  • 1460 - Duncan Bunch
  • 1475 - Walter Bunch
  • 1478 - John Goldsmith
  • 1478 - John Doby
  • 1480 - John Brown
  • 1483 - Walter Leslie
  • 1485 - George Crichton
  • 1488 - John Goldsmith
  • 1489 - John Doby
  • 1498 - Patrick Coventry
  • 1510 - Thomas Coutts
  • 1514 - David Melville
  • 1517 - David Abercromby
  • 1518 - John Mair
  • 1523 - James Lindsay
  • 1527 - Alexander Logan
  • 1540 - Alexander Hamilton
  • 1547 - John Hamilton
  • 1555 - John Houston
  • 1556 - John Davidson
  • 1574 - Andrew Melville
  • 1580 - Thomas Smeaton
  • 1585 - Patrick Sharp
  • 1615 - Robert Boyd
  • 1622 - John Cameron
  • 1626 - John Strang
  • 1651 - Robert Ramsay
  • 1653 - Patrick Gillespie
  • 1660 - Robert Baillie
  • 1662 - Edward Wright
  • 1684 - James Fall
  • 1690 - William Dunlop
  • 1701 - John Stirling
  • 1728 - Neil Campbell
  • 1761 - William Leechman
  • 1785 - Archibald Davidson
  • 1803 - William Taylor
  • 1823 - Duncan MacFarlan
  • 1858 - Thomas Barclay
  • 1873 - John Caird*
  • 1898 - Robert Story
  • 1909 - Sir Donald MacAlister
  • 1929 - Sir Robert Sangster Rait
  • 1936 - Sir Hector Hetherington*
  • 1961 - Sir Charles Wilson*
  • 1972 - Sir Alwyn Williams
  • 1988 - Sir William Kerr Fraser*
  • 1995 - Sir Graeme Davies
  • 2003 - Sir Muir Russell*
  • 2009 - Anton Muscatelli*

(*) = denotes alumnus

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