Notable Academics
See also: Category:Academics of the University of Exeter- Richard Acland, Education
- John Adair, Management (Leadership)
- Omar Ashour, Middle East Studies
- Barry Barnes, Sociology
- Jeremy Black, History
- Adam Curle, Psychology and Education
- Uri Davis, Middle East Studies
- John Endler, Animal Behaviour
- Edzard Ernst, Complementary Medicine
- Timothy Gorringe, Theology
- Alex Haslam, Psychology
- Philip Hensher, Creative Writing
- Ghada Karmi, Middle East Studies
- Paul Kline, Psychology
- William Lewis, Chemistry
- Alastair Logan, Theology
- Linda Long, Biochemistry
- Richard Lynn, Psychology
- Colin MacCabe, Film Studies
- Moelwyn Merchant, English
- Gerd Nonneman, Middle East Studies
- Richard Overy, History
- Ilan Pappe, Middle East Studies
- Philip Payton, Cornish Studies
- David Rees, Pure Mathematics
- Nicholas Rodger, History
- Roy Sambles, Physics
- Richard Seaford, Classics
- Dikran Tahta, Mathematics educator
- Andrew Thorpe, History
- Malcolm Todd, History
- Sir John Tooke, Medicine
- Paul Webley, Psychology
- Michael Winter, Politics
- Canon Vernon White, Theology (Lecturer and Lazenby Chaplain)
- Ted Wragg, Education
- Phillip Zarrilli, Drama
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