This is a list of former and current notable faculty at the University of Delaware.
- Gene Ball - Computer Science
- Allen Barnett - Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
- Ralph Begleiter - Communications & Political Science, Distinguished Journalist in Residence
- John Byrne - Distinguished Professor of Energy & Climate Policy and director of UD's Center for Energy and Environmental Policy
- Charles M. Elson - Director of the Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance. The Edgar Woolard Chair of Corporate Governance, Law, and Finance.
- Linda Gottfredson - Educational Psychology
- Richard Hanley - Philosophy
- Donald West Harward - Philosophy, former president of Bates College
- Richard F. Heck - Chemistry, discoverer of Heck reaction, 2010 Nobel Prize in Chemistry Laureate
- William Innes Homer - Art History
- Muqtedar Khan - Political Science
- Raymond W. Kirkbride - Organized the first in the nation study abroad program in 1923
- Mark Samuels Lasner - Senior Research Fellow
- David Legates - Climatology
- Leo Lemay - English
- Nicholas Marsini - Finance, CFO of PNC Bank's Global Investment Services
- David L. Mills - Electrical and Computer Engineering
- Frederick Nelson-Professor of Geography and Director of University of Delaware's Permafrost Group.
- David L. Norton- Philosophy
- R. Byron Pipes - Mechanical Engineering
- William Poole (economist) - Economics, Former President of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. Scholar in residence. Former professor at Brown University and Johns Hopkins University.
- Martin Postle - Art History
- Ram Narayan Rawat - History
- Arnold L. Rheingold - Chemistry
- W. David Sincoskie - Computer Engineering
- David Smith (baseball historian) - Biology
- Charles Tilly - Social scientist
- Jacob Joseph Taubenhaus - Plant pathology (1909 to 1916)
- Ravi A. Yatawara - Economics, Former Economic Advisor to the Sri Lankan Government
- Shien Biau Woo - Physics and Astronomy, former Lieutenant Governor of Delaware
- Xiang Gao - World-class violinist
- Ben Yagoda - English
- Prof. Douglass F. Taber - Chemistry
- Prof. Joseph M. Fox - Chemistry
- Roberta F. Colman - Chemistry
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