Margaret McKerron

Dr. Margaret McKerron is a Research Associate at the School of Divinity, University of St Andrews. Her work bridges theology, religious music, and interdisciplinary studies. She holds a PhD from St Andrews (2023), an MA from Regent College (2016), and a BA from Queen's University (2011). Her research focuses on theological aesthetics, sacred music composition, and historical figures such as Thomas Erskine and Alexander John Scott.

• Education:
  • Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy (Queen's University, 2011)
  • Master of Arts in Theology (Regent College, 2016)
  • Doctor of Philosophy (University of St Andrews, 2023)

Her research interests include the intersection of theology with art and music, biblical exegesis, and the legacy of Scottish divines. Recent publications explore Christoph Schwöbel’s theology, Paul Mealor’s sacred compositions, and the Genesis narrative’s theological implications.

Awards include the Cathie Nicholl Scholarship (2014) and Interdisciplinary Prize (2016). She has organized conferences like the Linlathen Lectures (2014-2015) and contributed to interdisciplinary theological discourse through edited volumes and reviews.