People
- Coulson as a surname
- Andy Coulson, British politician and former newspaper editor
- Bob Coulson, American baseball player
- Catherine E. Coulson, American actress
- Charles Coulson, British theoretical chemist
- Christian Coulson, British actor
- Danny Coulson, American law enforcement official, former Deputy Assistant Director of the FBI
- D'Arcy Coulson, Canadian hockey player and hotelier
- Elizabeth Coulson, Illinois politician
- Evelyn Coulson, writer
- Gustavus Hamilton Blenkinsopp Coulson, British Army officer
- Ivar "Pop" Coulson, American inventor of the malted milkshake
- John Coulson, British academic and co-author of chemical engineering textbooks
- John Hubert Arthur Coulson, English detective fiction writer under pen name John Bonnet
- Joseph Coulson, American novelist, playwright and poet
- Juanita Coulson, American science fiction and fantasy writer
- Lindsey Coulson, British actress
- Michael Coulson (barrister), British barrister, judge and politician
- Michael Coulson (footballer), English footballer
- Phil Coulson, SHIELD Agent (Marvel Films)
- Robert Coulson, American science fiction writer
- Violet Coulson, second wife of the first Prime Minister of Malaysia
- Walter Coulson, British newspaper editor and barrister
- Coulson as given name
- Coulson Kernahan, English novelist
- Coulson Norman Mitchell, Canadian military hero
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