Steve Morrison (born 3 March 1947)^[1] is a Scottish television producer and a former Rector of the University of Edinburgh.

Morrison was born in Glasgow^[1] and studied Politics at the University of Edinburgh. In 1968, he became the first student to stand for the post of Rector.^[2][3] Following his studies at Edinburgh, Morrison attended the National Film and Television School.^[4]

Morrison played a founding role in the Third World First campaign group, which became the anti-poverty campaign group People & Planet.^[5]

Morrison become a radio producer with BBC Scotland.^[4] Morrison joined Granada Television in 1974. Here, he formed Granada Film before becoming Director of Programmes and, in 2001, Chief Executive.^[2][4] In 2003, Morrison co-founded independent TV production and distribution company all3media, becoming non-executive chairman in 2013.^[2][6] Morrison's production credits include My Left Foot, The Field and Jack and Sarah.^[1]

In 2015, Morrison was elected Rector of the University of Edinburgh, beating incumbent Peter McColl with 61.9% of votes.^[3]

Morrison sits on the advisory board of the Edinburgh College of Art.^[5]