Other Well-known Professors
- Hermann Beitzke, pathologist, professor at Graz from 1922 to 1941
- Leopold Biwald, professor of Physics, late 18th century
- Ludwig Boltzmann, professor of Mathematical Physics 1869 to 1873 and Physics 1876 to 1890
- Ludwig Gumplowicz, taught administration 1897-1909
- Rudolf von Jaksch, taught pediatrics 1887-1899
- Ernst Mally, philosopher, founder of Deontic logic
- Alexius Meinong, philosopher, founder of the Graz School of phenomenology
- Ludwig Karl Schmarda, founder of the school's Zoological Museum (circa 1851)
- Roland Scholl, chemist, professor at the university for some time between 1907–1914
- Joseph Schumpeter, economist, later teaching at Harvard University, in Graz 1912 to 1914
- Anton Wassmuth, professor of theoretical physics from 1893 to 1914
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