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This is a list of Macquarie University people.
Academia and science
Name
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Macquarie University qualifications or faculty role
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Notability
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Notes
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Ronald Aitchison
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Professor
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Australian physicist
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Leanne Armand
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Australian marine scientist
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Gordon Aylward
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Professor
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Australian chemist
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Dana Bergstrom
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BSc, MSc, PhD
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Australian Antarctic researcher, author
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[1]
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Pete Bethune
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MBA
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New Zealand conservationist
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[2]
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Jeffrey Braithwaite
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DPhil and Professor
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Australian academic at Macquarie University
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[3][2]
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Barry Brook
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BSc (Hons) and DPhil
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Australian climate scientist and academic at the University of Tasmania
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[2]
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Vic Dudman
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Professor
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Australian logician
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[2]
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Ghassan Hage
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BA (Hons) and DPhil
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Australian anthropologist and academic at the University of Melbourne
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[2]
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Marcia Langton AM
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DPhil
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Australian indigenous rights activist and academic at the University of New South Wales
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[4]
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Lyndall Ryan
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DPhil
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Australian academic and historian at Newcastle University
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[2]
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Ian Ramsay
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BA and LLB (Hons)
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Australian legal scholar and academic at the University of Melbourne
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[2][5]
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George Williams AO
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BEcon and LLB (Hons)
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Australian human rights activist, legal scholar and academic at the University of New South Wales
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[2][6]
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Anne Castles
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DPhil and Professor
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Australian cognitive scientist and academic at Macquarie University
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[2]
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Frank Duarte
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BA (Hons) and DPhil
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American physicist
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[2]
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Steve Donnellan
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DPhil
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Australian biologist
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[7][2]
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Cathy Foley
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BSc (Hons), DipEd, DPhil
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Australian scientist and chief at Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
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[2]
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Alex Haslam
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DPhil
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British psychologist and academic at the University of Queensland
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[8]
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Pat Michie
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DPhil
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Australian neuroscientist/psychologist and academic at Newcastle University
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[2]
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Frances Separovic
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BA (Hons)
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Australian biophysical chemist and academic at the University of Melbourne
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[2][9]
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Marc Wilkins
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BSc (Hons) and DPhil
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Australian geneticist and academic at the University of New South Wales
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[2]
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Igor Shparlinski (de)
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Professor
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Russian-Australian mathematician
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John Clive Ward
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Professor
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British-Australian physicist
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[10]
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Peter Mason
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Professor
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British-Australian physicist
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[11]
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Don Aitkin AO
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Professor
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Australian political scientist
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[12]
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John Alroy
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American paleobiologist
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Francis Andersen
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Australian bibilical scholar
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Bill Thompson
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Professor
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Canadian cognitive scientist
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Neil Trudinger
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Professor
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Australian mathematician and academic at the Australian National University
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[13][14]
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Roberta McRae OAM
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LLB
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Australian former politician and legal academic
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Joseph Paul Forgas AM
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BA (Hons)
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Australian psychologist
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[2]
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Peter Goodall
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Dean of Humanities at Macquarie University
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Australian writer and academic at the University of Southern Queensland
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Anthony Dosseto
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French geochemist and academic at the University of Wollongong
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Kathryn Selby AM
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Musician-in-Residence at Macquarie University
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Australian classical pianist
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Munjed Al Muderis
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Associate Professor
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Iraqi Australian surgeon
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Hamidullah Amin
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Afghan academic and the chancellor of Kabul University
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Andrew Parker
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DPhil
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Australian zoologist
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[2]
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Donald Adamson
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Australian biologist
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[15][2]
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Lyndley Craven
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MSc
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Australian botanist
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[2]
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Larry Marshall
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BSc (Hons)
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Australian venture capitalist, physicist, CEO of the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
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[2][16]
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Alan Mackay-Sim
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PhD
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Australian biomedical scientist, 2017 Australian of the Year
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Andrew Pitman
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Australian-British atmospheric scientist.
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Gregory Retallack
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BSc
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Australian-American paleontologist, geologist, University of Oregon faculty, Fellow of the Geological Society of America
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Business
Government and politics
Australia
- Peter Andren, Australian politician, former Member for Calare in the Australian House of Representatives
- Kerry Bartlett, Australian politician, former Member for Macquarie in the Australian House of Representatives
- Meredith Burgmann, Australian politician, former President of the New South Wales Legislative Council
- Sam Dastyari, Australian politician, Senator representing New South Wales[17]
- Peter Debnam, Australian politician, former member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly representing Vaucluse
- Trish Doyle, Australian politician, member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly for the electorate of Blue Mountains
- Harry Edwards, Australian politician and economist
- John Faulkner, Australian politician, former Senator representing New South Wales[17]
- John Hewson AM, Australian politician and former leader of the Liberal Party of Australia[12]
- Stephen Jones, Australian politician, Member for Throsby in the Australian House of Representatives[17]
- Mike Kelly AM, Australian politician, former member for Eden Monaro in the Australian House of Representatives
- David Leyonhjelm, Australian politician, Senator representing New South Wales[17]
- Jann McFarlane, Australian politician, former Member for Stirling in the Australian House of Representatives
- Tania Mihailuk, Australian politician, member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly representing Bankstown
- Rev. Fred Nile, Australian politician, member of the New South Wales Legislative Council
- Rob Oakeshott, Australian politician, former Member for Lyne in the Australian House of Representatives
- Jamie Parker, Australian politician, member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly representing Balmain
- Tanya Plibersek, Australian politician, Member for Sydney in the Australian House of Representatives[17]
- Steven Pringle, former member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly
- Eric Roozendaal, Australian politician, former Member of the New South Wales Legislative Council
- Janelle Saffin, Australian politician, Member for Page in the Australian House of Representatives
- Carl Scully, Australian politician, former member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly representing Smithfield
- Helen Sham-Ho OAM, Australian politician, former Member of the New South Wales Legislative Council
- Lisa Singh, Australian politician, Senator representing Tasmania[17]
- Jim Soorley, Australian politician, former Lord Mayor of Brisbane[2]
- Karin Sowada, Australian politician, former Senator representing New South Wales[2]
- Rob Stokes, Australian politician, member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly, Minister for Planning (New South Wales)
International
Other
- Peter Anderson, Australian former police minister and former Director of the Centre for Policing[2]
- John Avery, Australian Chief Commissioner of the New South Wales Police Force[2]
- Alison Broinowski, Australian academic, journalist, writer and former Australian public servant[18]
- John Connor, Australian chief executive of Climate Institute of Australia[2]
- Kathryn Greiner, Australian politician, alderman of the City of Sydney[2]
- Frank Howarth, Australian public servant and was the Director of the Australian Museum[2]
- Greg Lindsay, Australian founder and executive director of the Centre for Independent Studies[2]
- Judy Mundey, Australian feminist and activist[2]
- Cameron Murphy AM, Australian civil libertarian[2]
- Christine Nixon, Australian former Chief Commissioner of Victoria Police and Chair, Monash College and Deputy Chancellor, Monash University[2]
- Kathryn Paterson, Australian New Zealand public servant[2]
- Andrew Scipione, Australian Chief Commissioner of the New South Wales Police Force[2]
- Patricia Scott, Australian public servant[2]
Arts
- Thea Astley AO, Australian writer, four time Miles Franklin Award winner[19]
- Boey Kim Cheng, Singapore-born Australian poet[20]
- Timothy Hawkes OAM, Australian educator and writer, headmaster of The King's School, Parramatta[2]
- Paul Kraus, Australian writer[2]
- Jeni Mawter, Australian writer[2]
- Liane Moriarty, Australian writer
- Şahînê Bekirê Soreklî, Kurdish writer[2]
- Kimberley Starr, Australian writer[2]
- Les Wicks, Australian poet[2]
Media
- Jane Caro, Australian writer[2]
- Anja Coleby, Australian model, television actress, television producer[2]
- Miranda Devine, Australian journalist[2]
- Michael Duffy, Australian journalist, writer, radio presenter[2]
- Martin Flood, Australian quiz show contestant, top prize winner on Australia's Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?[2]
- Kate Forsyth, Australian writer and journalist[2]
- Hugh Mackay AO, Australian journalist, novelist, psychologist and sociologist[2]
- Robert Ovadia, Australian journalist and television presenter[2]
- Peter Overton, Australian journalist and television presenter[2]
- Hugh Riminton, Australian journalist and television presenter[2]
- Magdalena Roze, Australian meteorologist and television presenter[2]
- Keith Windschuttle, Australian historian and writer, editor of Quadrant[2]
- Irfan Yusuf, Australian social commentator and writer[21]
Law
Religion
Sport
- Grant Brits, Australian swimmer[2]
- Christine Jensen Burke, Australian-New Zealand mountain climber[2]
- Liz Ellis, Australian netball player, former captain Australian netball team
- Patrik Hefti, Liechtenstein association football player[2]
- Lauren Jackson, Australian basketball player
- Holly Lincoln-Smith, Australian water polo player[2]
- Joel Milburn, Australian athlete[2]
- Ian Thorpe, Australian swimmer (attended)[2]
- Melissa Wu, Australian Diver
- Tom Trbojevic, Rugby player who's currently playing for Manly Sea Eagles
Administration
Chancellor
Deputy Chancellor
Vice-Chancellors
Other faculty
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Notable past and current faculty members include:
- Wally Abraham, Australian architect and town planner[27]
- Deidre Anderson, Australian sports psychologist and Deputy Vice-Chancellor[28]
- David Christian, British-American historian
- Max Coltheart AM, Australian cognitive scientist and academic at Macquarie University[12]
- Raewyn Connell, Australian sociologist
- Stephen Crain, American-Australian linguist
- Paul Davies, British physicist, writer and broadcaster
- Patrick De Deckker (de), Australian paleontologist
- William Dumbrell, Australian biblical scholar
- Tim Flannery, Australian mammalogist, palaeontologist, environmentalist and global warming activist
- Jacqueline Jarrett Goodnow, Australian cognitive psychologist[29]
- Anita Heiss, Australian writer, presenter and commentator
- Ann Henderson-Sellers, Australian climatologist
- Ian Hogbin, British-born Australian anthropologist[30]
- Bryan Horrigan, Australian legal academic
- Geoffrey Hull, Australian linguist
- Sohail Inayatullah, Pakistani-Australian futurologist
- Naguib Kanawati, Egyptian-Australian Egyptologist
- Daniel Kane, Australian linguist
- Konrad Kwiet, German Australian historian
- Marion Maddox, Australian writer, academic and political commentator
- Richard Makinson, Australian physicist
- Gabriele Marranci, Italian anthropologist
- John Mathews, Australian competitive dynamics and global strategist
- Christian Matthiessen, Swedish linguist[31]
- Pat Michie, Australian neuroscientist/psychologist and academic at Newcastle University
- Michael Morgan AO, Australian neurosurgeon[12]
- José Enrique Moyal, Israeli-Australian mathematician
- Alanna Nobbs, Australian historian and writer
- Marlene Norst, Austrian Australian linguist
- Boyo Ockinga, Australian Egyptologist, epigrapher, and philologist
- Suzanne O'Reilly, Australian geologist
- Brian Orr, Australian physicist
- Pam Peters, Australian linguist
- Josef Pieprzyk, Polish-Australian cryptologist
- Jim Piper AM, New Zealand-Australian physicist[12]
- Andrew Pitman, British atmospheric scientist
- Arthur William Pryor, Australian physicist
- Murry Salby, American atmospheric scientist
- Leonie Sandercock, Canadian Australian urban theorist
- Patricia Margaret Selkirk, Australian biologist
- David Skellern AO, Australian electronic engineer and computer scientist[12]
- Christina Slade, Australian academic and vice-chancellor of Bath Spa University
- Ross Street, Australian mathematician and Fellow of the Australian Mathematical Society[13]
- Keith Suter, Australian social scientist
- Esther Szekeres, Hungarian–Australian mathematician
- David Throsby AO, Australian economist[12]
- Andrew Tink AM, Australian former politician, writer and legal academic[32][12]
- Alfred van der Poorten, Dutch Australian mathematician and Fellow of the Australian Mathematical Society[13]
- John Veevers, Australian geologist
- Neil Weste, Australian inventor and engineer
- Clive Williams, British Australian political scientist
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