Mary Marshall

Mary Marshall is the Director of Undergraduate Studies and Outreach and a lecturer at Worcester College, University of Oxford. She holds academic affiliations with the Faculty of Theology and Religion and previously served as Fellow and Tutor in Theology at St Benet’s Hall (2012–2022) and Departmental Lecturer in New Testament Studies (2012–2016). Educated at Keble College, she earned a BA in Theology (2004), followed by an MSt and DPhil under Prof. Christopher Tuckett, focusing on Pharisaic portrayals in the Gospels and Acts.

Her research interests center on New Testament interpretation, particularly the Gospels and Acts, First-Century Jewish contexts, Jewish-Christian relations, and redaction-critical approaches to early Christian and Jewish texts. She also advocates for theology in secondary education. Her publications span critical analyses of Mark, Luke, and John, as well as interdisciplinary studies on controversies in Second Temple Judaism.

No scientific awards are explicitly listed. While no advising or grant details are provided, her work emphasizes outreach in undergraduate education and theological pedagogy.