Dr. Nenad Polgar, MA PhD

Zur Person

• Geb. 1982 in Čakovec (Croatia)

Wissenschaftlicher Werdegang

• 2000-2006
  University of Zagreb (Faculty of Theology)
  Undergraduate and Graduate Studies in Philosophy and Theology      
• 2007-2008
  Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
  Master of Advanced Studies in Theology and Religious Studies (MAS + STL)   
  Thesis: Revisiting the Role of Sources in the Evaluation of the Moral Status of Homosexuality in the Catholic Church
• 2008-2012
  Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
  Doctoral Studies in Theology (PhD + STD) – specialisation in moral theology 
  Thesis: Between Complexity and Clarity: An Integral Approach to an Understanding of Homosexuality in the Perspective of Church Teaching, Moral Theology, and Sciences
• Since 2014
  University of Vienna
  Post-doc project (habilitation) on the topic "The Origin(s), Meaning, and Relevance of the Concept of Intrinsic Evil"
• 2014-2016
  University of Vienna
  Holder of Lise Meitner (FWF) scholarship for the aforementioned project
• Since 2016
  University of Zagreb
  Assistant professor at the School of Dental Medicine
• 2018 - 2022
  Post Doc Assistent at the Institute of Systematic Theology and Ethics / Theological Ethics
• Since July 2022: Professor for Moral Theology at the Institute of Moral Theology at the Faculty of Catholic Theology at the University of Graz