occupational health nurse
Edward Waymouth Reid, physiologist
William G. Smith, botanist and ecologist
Walter Eric Spear, physicist
John Steggall, mathematician
Sir William Stewart, government chief scientific advisor
D'Arcy Wentworth Thompson, biologist, mathematician, and classical scholar
A. D. Walsh, chemist
Sir Robert Alexander Watson-Watt, pioneer of radar
William Alexander Young, doctor, surgeon and epidemiologist
Isham Jaafar, Minister of Health in Brunei Darussalam
=== Miscellaneous ===
Colin Norris, serial killer nurse who is believed to have been inspired by lectures at the university in 2001 to kill his patients
David Shayler, Security Service officer who revealed state secrets to the public, editor of Annasach magazine while at the university
Cardinal Cornelius Sim, Roman Catholic Bishop of the Apostolic Vicariate of Brunei Darussalam
== See also ==
Armorial of UK universities
University of Dundee Botanic Garden – University gardens in the West End of the city.
List of universities in the United Kingdom
== Notes ==
== References ==
Bibliography
Baxter, K., Rolfe, M. & Swinfen, D. A Dundee Celebration (Dundee: University of Dundee), 2007. The most recent history of the University of Dundee which was produced to mark the fortieth anniversary of the university's founding.
Shafe, M. University Education in Dundee 1881–1981: A Pictorial History (Dundee: University of Dundee), 1982.
Southgate, D., University Education in Dundee: A Centenary History (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press), 1982.
White, R. M. "Dundee Law 1865-1967: The Development of a Law School in a Time of Change" (Dundee: Abertay Historical Society), 2019.
Kenneth Baxter, "University College, Dundee and the Great War". In Kenefick, William; Patrick, Derek. Tayside at War.
== External links ==
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