scientist and broadcaster
Max Foster, anchor of CNN Today
M. A. Griffiths, poet
Julia Hartley-Brewer, journalist and television presenter
Jiang Heping, executive director of the CCTV Sports Programming Centre and Controller of CCTV-5
Tim Hetherington, photo-journalist and co-director of Academy Award-nominated Restrepo
Elis James, stand-up comedian and actor
Alun Hoddinott, composer
Sioned James (1974–2016), choral conductor
Karl Jenkins, composer
Alan Johnston, journalist
Riz Khan, journalist and television interviewer
Bernard Knight, crime writer
Simon Lane, co-founder and Creative director of The Yogscast Ltd
Gwilym Lee, actor
Siân Lloyd, television presenter
Los Campesinos!, six piece indie pop band
Philip Madoc, actor
Paul Moorcraft, writer
Sharon Morgan, actress
Joanna Natasegara, documentary producer, Academy Award winner for Netflix documentary The White Helmets
Siân Phillips, actress
Susanna Reid, journalist and television presenter
James Righton, musician
Leo Rowlands, Welsh musical composer, Catholic priest
Arlene Sierra, composer
Ron Smerczak actor
Mari Strachan, novelist and librarian
Richard Tait, former BBC governor and BBC trustee
Matt Taylor, BBC Weather Presenter
Craig Thomas, author
Alex Thomson, journalist and television presenter
Vedhicka, Indian actress
Grace Williams, composer
Dafydd Iwan, folk singer and President of Plaid Cymru
=== Law and Justice ===
Stephen Eyre, High Court judge
Victoria Starmer, former solicitor for Hodge Jones & Allen, wife of Sir Keir Starmer
== See also ==
Armorial of UK universities
College of advanced technology (United Kingdom)
Education in Wales
List of universities in Wales
List of modern universities in Europe (1801–1945)
List of UK universities
Town and gown
== References ==
== External links ==
Official website
