Notable Academic Staff
See also: Category:Academics of the University of Winchester- Michael Hicks - Professor of Medieval History
- Elizabeth Stuart - Professor of Christian Theology and now (2008) Pro Vice Chancellor
- June Boyce-Tillman, Professor of Applied Music, and MBE
- Barbara Yorke - Emeritus Professor of Early Medieval History
- Judy Waite - Writer of Children's Fiction
- Bernard McKenna - Screenwriter
- Professor Roger C Richardson - Emeritus Professor and historian of the English Civil Wars
- Harry Blamires - Anglican theologian, literary critic and novelist
- Judith Heneghan - Writer of Children's Fiction
- Andy Melrose - Professor of Children’s Writing
- Ryan Lavelle - Senior Lecturer in Medieval History
- Eric Anderson - American Sociologist and Professor of Sports Studies
- Simon Roffey - Medieval Archaeologist
- Professor Tony King - Professor of Roman Archaeology
- Professor Tom James - Professor Emeritus in Archaeology and History
- Paul R. W. Jackson - biographer of Sir Malcolm Arnold and Robert Cohan
- Proffessor Chris Mounsey- Lecturer in English Literature and Published Author
- Professor Tony Evams- Lecturer in Politics & Global Studies
- Dr William Sheward- Lecturer in Politics and American Studies, expert in US Foreign policy
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