Lecturer in Mathematics (Data Science)

University of Greenwich

London

10 months ago

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The School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences at the University of Greenwich is seeking to recruit two new Lecturers in Mathematics, with Teaching, Research and Knowledge Exchange expertise in their field and solid experience in Data Science applications. This is an opportunity to join a vibrant teaching and research environment, with over 120 staff and PhD students working on current and future challenges in Computer Science, AI, Cyber Security and Mathematical Sciences.

We expect the candidates to have a background that will complement the existing research activities related to their field of expertise. These posts will be expected to be allocated to the one of the University’s Career Pathways, involving participation and leadership in Teaching, and strong emphasis on Research and Enterprise activity.

The successful candidates will work closely with academic teams in the School of Computing & Mathematical Sciences and be expected to contribute to existing Teaching, Research and Enterprise. You will be able to demonstrate a strong research profile, teaching expertise, and student supervision experience at undergraduate and postgraduate level. You are required to hold a PhD in Computer Science, Engineering, or a closely related field.

Experience delivering systems according to GDPR compliance would be desirable.

You must demonstrate eagerness to collaborate with future colleagues within the School and the University. Experience in multi-disciplinary research, track record of participation in Research and Knowledge Exchange bids, and experience in developing new undergraduate or postgraduate modules are highly desirable.

The school offers ambitious and highly motivated individuals the opportunity to develop both their research and teaching profiles within a positive and innovative academic environment.

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