Rate My Professor Greg Bowyer

Mr. Greg Bowyer is a Casual Teaching Lecturer in the School of Education at Adelaide University, which was formed from the merger of the University of Adelaide and the University of South Australia. He is part of the College of Education, Behavioural and Social Sciences and associated with the UniSA Education Futures division. As Program Director for the Graduate Certificate in Education (Catholic Education), he oversees this postgraduate program aimed at professional development for Catholic educators. Bowyer is the course coordinator for Professional Practice 1: Theology and Catholic Studies 1: Scripture, and he lectures in a variety of specialized courses offered online. These include Catholic Studies 2: Theology M (course ID 150485), Theology and Gospel A (007814), Christian Scriptures A (007808), Catholic Theology, Aboriginal Spiritualities and World Religions (169019), and The Christian Gospels (169016). He also tutors alongside Shaan Gilson in Learning, Teaching and Inquiry 3: Creating Positive Learning Environments (EDUC-3061).

In his academic contributions, Greg Bowyer served as a Principal Investigator in the 2016 project 'Casual academic voices: building our learning community', funded by Unijam, collaborating with Chief Investigator Dr. Susie Raymond and PI Dr. David Caldwell. This project focused on enhancing the learning community for casual academics. He presented at the 3rd Annual Australian Islamic Schooling Conference organized by the Centre for Islamic Thought and Education at the University of South Australia, participating in sessions on tradition and pedagogy. Bowyer is listed as a contact for further information on Catholic Education specialisms in UniSA Education Futures programs. His professional profile in the Adelaide University People Directory was last updated by himself on 18 March 2026. Through his teaching and leadership roles, Bowyer impacts the field of religious education.