(Department of History and Archaeology, 2008–present)
=== Alumni ===
Alan Bleasdale, screenwriter (Cert Ed, 1964–1967)
Jim Bowen, Bullseye presenter (Cert Ed Physical Education, 1957–1959)
Sir Dave Brailsford CBE, Performance Director of British Cycling and General Manager of Team Sky, (BSc (Hons), Sports Science and Psychology, 1987–1990)
Duffy, singer and actress
John Carleton, international rugby union player
Jon Clarke, international rugby league player (BSc (Hons) Sport and Exercise Sciences, 2006–2010)
George Courtney MBE, international football referee (Cert Ed Geography, 1959–1961)
Alan Emery, geneticist (CertEd, 1945–1947)
Jo Fletcher, international footballer (MSc Exercise and Nutrition Science, 2003–2005)
Matt Greenhalgh, film director and screenwriter (BA(Hons) Media Studies with Business Management and Information Technology, 1992–1995)
Dick Howard, international footballer (HND Physical Education, 1963–1965)
Roderick Hunt MBE, children's author (Cert Ed Divinity and English, 1957–1959)
Helen Jones MP, politician (PGCE)
Lucy Letby, neonatal nurse, serial killer (studied nursing)
Eddie Lever, footballer and manager (Cert Ed, 1931–1933)
J. Thomas Looney, deviser of the Oxfordian theory regarding William Shakespeare (Cert Ed, 1890–1891)
Tracey Neville, international netball player (BSc(Hons) Nutrition and Exercise Science, 2004–2007)
Jon Sleightholme, international rugby union player (1991–1994)
David 'Comedy Dave' Vitty, radio presenter (BA(Hons) Media Studies and Business Management, 1992–1995)
Nicola Wilson, equestrian rider BSc(Hons) Sport and Business Management, graduated 1999)
Sir Walter Winterbottom, footballer and first manager of the England football team (Cert Ed, 1931–1933)
Rob Wotton, television and radio presenter (BA(Hons) Health and Community Studies, 1987–1990; Union President, 1990–1991)
== See also ==
Armorial of UK universities
College of Education
List of universities in the UK
== References ==
== Further reading ==
== External links ==
Official website
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