Glenn Morrison

Associate Professor Glenn Morrison is a theologian and academic at The University of Notre Dame Australia, School of Philosophy & Theology. He holds a PhD in Systematic Theology and Continental Thought, a Graduate Certificate in University Teaching, and advanced theology degrees from Yarra Theological Union and Macquarie University. Morrison has served as a visiting professor at the University of Portland, Oregon, and contributes extensively to theological discourse through publications, editorial roles, and supervision of postgraduate research.

• PhD (Australian Catholic University)
• Grad. Cert. Uni. Teach. (University of Notre Dame Australia)
• M.Theol, B.Theol [Hons] (University of Divinity)
• B.Ec (Macquarie University)

His research spans Theology and Phenomenology, Interfaith Dialogue, Ecclesiology, and Spiritual Formation, with a focus on Emmanuel Levinas’ philosophy. Morrison’s work explores themes like vulnerability, moral resistance, and the role of Catholic education in secular contexts. He has published extensively in journals such as Religions, The Furrow, and Journal of Ecumenical Studies.

Recent publications highlight trends in Continental Philosophy and Christian Beliefs, Spiritual Theology of Synodality, and Integral Human Development. His editorial leadership in Religions and scholarship on interfaith marriages and theological ethics further solidify his expertise.

Scientific Awards

• Australian Postgraduate Award Scholarship

Morrison supervises Doctor of Philosophy, Master of Philosophy, and Doctor of Pastoral Studies candidates. His professional affiliations include APTO, ACTA, and the Archdiocese of Perth’s Board of Clergy. He also engages with the Mandorla Art Prize and Catholic health care accreditation panels.