Dr. Beth Green

University Of Oxford, Green Templeton College

Doctoral Degree, 2009

Thesis: “An Ethnographic Study of a City Technology College with a Bible-based Ethos”

Winner of an Economic and Social Research Council scholarship

University Of London, King’s College

Master of Arts in Education Management: Distinction, 2002

Winner of the Hanz Prize in Education for the best MA dissertation of the academic year

University Of Cambridge, School Of Education

Post Graduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) in Secondary History, 1999

University Of Oxford, The Queen’s College

Bachelor of Arts (BA) Honours in Modern History, 1998

Tyndale University

Provost and Chief Academic Officer, 2020–present

Acting Dean of the University College, 2019–2020

Visiting Professor, Research Integration and Educational Formation, 2019–2020

Dr. Green regularly publishes her research in international journals, including the British Journal of Sociology and Education and the Cambridge Journal of Education. Her many peer-reviewed articles explored the intersection of faith, learning and formation as they impact culture and society. She is also the current Canadian Regional Editor for the International Journal for Christianity and Education (IJCE). Her sought-after consultancy work takes her worldwide where she advises on effective approaches to measurement, professional development and pedagogy in the religious school sector.

Cardus

Senior Fellow, 2019

Program Director, Education 2015–2019

In her capacity as a Cardus Senior Fellow, Beth completed a series of public engagements to release new educational data.

​Formerly, as a member of the leadership team at this social policy think tank, Beth oversaw the research of various senior experts as together they explored excellence, measurement, and diversity in education.

Liverpool Hope University

Director, National Centre for Christian Education, 2012–2015

Dr Green was previously Director of the National Centre for Christian Education (NCCE) research in the department of Theology, Philosophy and Religious Studies at Liverpool Hope University. The NCCE offers high quality scholarship, leadership and practice in the field of Christian Education – See more at: https://www.hope.ac.uk/ncce/. Dr Green also led the EdD programme in the Faculty of Education at Liverpool Hope University; she lectured and supervised postgraduate students across a diverse range of programmes including PhD, MA and PGCE. A former teacher, her research interests include sociology of religion and education, school culture and leadership, and Christian education.

Self-Employed

Education Consultant and Researcher, 2009–2010

A former high school history teacher who has worked in both government and non-government schools in the UK, Beth has an international reputation for her expertise in religious school ethos, leadership and management, teaching and learning, and social theory in education.