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List of vice-chancellors of the University of London

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• 1836–1842 Sir John William Lubbock
• 1842–1862 Sir John Shaw Lefevre
• 1862–1871 George Grote
• 1872–1880 Sir John Lubbock (Later Lord Avebury, son of the 1st Vice Chancellor)
• 1881–1883 Sir George Jessel
• 1883–1895 Sir James Paget
• 1895–1896 Sir Julian Goldsmid
• 1896–1902 Sir Henry Roscoe
• 1902–1903 Archibald Robertson
• 1903–1905 Philip Henry Pye-Smith
• 1905–1907 Sir Edward Henry Busk
• 1907–1909 Sir William Collins
• 1909–1911 Micaiah John Muller Hill
• 1911–1912 Sir William Collins
• 1912–1915 Sir Wilmot Herringham
• 1916–1917 Sir Alfred Pearce Gould
• 1917–1919 Sir (Edwin) Cooper Perry
• 1919–1922 Sir Sydney Russell-Wells
• 1922–1924 Sir Holburt Jacob Waring
• 1924–1926 Ernest Arthur Gardner
• 1926–1928 William Beveridge, Baron Beveridge
• 1928–1930 Sir Gregory Foster
• 1930–1932 J. Scott Lidgett
• 1932–1933 John Leigh Smeathman Hatton
• 1933–1935 Louis Napoleon George Filon
• 1935–1937 Sir Herbert Lightfoot Eason
• 1937–1939 Sir Robert Howson Pickard
• 1939–1945 Frank Horton
• 1945–1948 Sir David Hughes Parry
• 1948–1951 Dame Lillian Penson
• 1951–1953 Hugh Hale Bellot
• 1953–1954 Air Chief Marshal Sir Roderic Maxwell Hill
• 1955–1958 Sir John Francis Lockwood
• 1958–1961 Sir Charles Felix Harris
• 1961–1964 Sir Peter Scott Noble
• 1964–1967 Sir Thomas Percival Creed
• 1967–1969 Sir Owen Saunders
• 1969–1972 Sir Brian Windeyer
• 1972–1976 Sir Cyril Philips
• 1976–1978 Sir Frank Hartley
• 1978–1981 Noel Annan, Baron Annan
• 1981–1985 Sir Randolph Quirk
• 1985–1990 Brian Flowers, Baron Flowers
• 1990–1994 Stewart Sutherland, Baron Sutherland of Houndwood
• 1994–1997 Andrew Rutherford
• 1997–2003 Graham J Zellick
• 2003–2010 Sir Graeme Davies
• 2010–2012 Geoffrey Crossick
• 2012–2018 Prof Sir Adrian Smith
• 2018–2019 Peter Kopelman (Interim/Acting)^[1][2][3]
• 2019– Wendy Thomson^[4]

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References[edit]

• Negley Harte, The University of London, 1836–1986: An illustrated history (London and Atlantic Highlands, NJ: The Athlone Press, 1986)
• University of London, The historical record (1836–1912) being a supplement to the Calendar completed to September 1912 (London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1912)