Marta García Fernández

Marta García Fernández is an Adjunct Professor at the Theology Faculty of the Pontifical University of Comillas, specifically in the Department of Sacred Scripture and History of the Church. She holds a Doctorate in Theology from the Pontifical Gregorian University (2008) and a Licentiate in Biblical Sciences from the Pontifical Biblical Institute (2004). With 16 years of teaching experience, she instructs courses on Biblical Introduction, Postgraduate Biblical Theology, and Greek Biblical Studies.

Her research focuses on the Servant Songs in Isaiah, Biblical Prophecy, and Ancient Near Eastern Studies. She has published extensively on topics including Isaiah 52-53, Synodal Church structures, Leviticus ecology, and gendered language in prophetic texts. Key certifications include Profesor de Universidad Privada (2025), Profesor Contratado Doctor (2025), and two Sexenio research grants (2010-2017 and 2018-2023).

Her academic work bridges exegesis with practical theology, addressing contemporary issues through biblical foundations. Recent publications explore integral ecology, church reform, and reconciliation theology. She maintains active participation in theological discourse through peer-reviewed journals like Sal Terrae and international conferences.