Glen Anderson

Dr. Glen Anderson is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Law and Justice at the University of Newcastle. He holds a PhD in Law from Macquarie University, alongside dual Bachelor degrees in Arts/Laws (Honours). His career includes roles at Macquarie University and extensive teaching in core law subjects such as Equity and Trusts, Property Law, and Company Law. He has developed innovative teaching materials blending digital tools with traditional methods.

Education:

• PhD in Law, Macquarie University (2009)
• Bachelor of Arts (Honours), Macquarie University (2003)
• Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws (Honours), Macquarie University (2005)

Research Focus:

• International Law (secessionism, self-determination)
• Property Law (Torrens System, future property)
• Equity and Fiduciary Obligations
• Political Theory and Australian/International Politics

Teaching & Administration:

• Convened 27 law units at Newcastle
• HDR Convenor since 2018
• Developed 'Seven Principles Teaching Philosophy' and digital-first pedagogy

Awards & Recognition:

• Macquarie University’s John Peden Memorial Prize (2005)
• University of Newcastle Teaching Award
• Citations in international courts (e.g., Kenya Court of Appeal, WA Supreme Court)

Supervision & Grants:

• Supervising PhDs on fiduciary law and international law
• Secured $7,500 in research grants