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Dr Daniel Brennan

Associate Professor B

Level 3, Building 1c, Bond University

Professional biography

Daniel Brennan is an Associate Professor at Bond University's Transformation CoLab. A two-time recipient of the Vice Chancellor’s Award for Outstanding Contribution to Learning and Teaching, his work focuses on developing innovative core curricula that align with institutional strategic goals and graduate attributes. He currently coordinates the core subject, (CORE11-013) Collaboration for Global Change, fostering interdisciplinary discourse and ideation in undergraduates for the SDGs. His research expertise is in continental philosophy, with a focus on contemporary issues such as AI, data ethics, and political thought, which deeply informs his innovative teaching. He is a passionate educator dedicated to fostering collaborative, interdisciplinary, and impactful-world learning experiences. Daniel also serves as a Research Integrity Officer and is a senior executive of the Australasian Society for Continental Philosophy. 

Teaching awards

  • 2025 Vice Chancellor’s Award for Outstanding Contribution to Learning and Teaching
  • 2024 Faculty Award for Teaching Excellence
  • 2021 Vice Chancellor's Award for Outstanding Contribution to Learning and Teaching
  • 2020 Faculty Award for Teaching Excellence
  • 2011 Vice Chancellor's Quality Award for Teaching Excellence

Professional admissions

  • Australasian Society of Continental Philosophy (Treasurer)

Qualifications

  • Bachelor of Arts with Honours (First Class) Griffith University
  • Doctor of Philosophy Bond University

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