Assistant Professor - Data Science / Statistics - Mumbai Enterprise Campus

University of Bristol
London
2 months ago
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The role

We are looking for an accomplished Assistant Professor in Data Science / Statistics to join the University of Bristol’s Mumbai Enterprise Campus (MEC) – a flagship transnational education initiative launching in 2026. This is an exciting opportunity to shape curriculum, lead research, and contribute to the University’s global academic reputation. The role offers a clear pathway for career progression, including potential advancement to Associate Professor.


What will you be doing?
Teaching & Curriculum Development
Design and deliver undergraduate and postgraduate courses in areas such as mathematical statistics, machine learning, coding, and algorithmics. Contribute to programme design, accreditation, and innovative teaching strategies that enhance student experience and employability.
Research & Scholarship
Lead independent research projects, publish in high-impact journals, and pursue research funding. Supervise student theses and internships while building interdisciplinary collaborations across the University network.
Leadership & Engagement
Participate in faculty committees, student recruitment, and quality assurance processes. Build industry and academic partnerships, and contribute to institutional development and capacity-building initiatives.

You should apply if

You hold a PhD in Mathematical Statistics and Data Science.
You have proven ability to teach at a high standard and an emerging track record of scholarly research.
You bring strong programming expertise and experience in machine learning and data science.
You demonstrate excellent communication, leadership, and collaborative skills.
You are proactive about professional development and eager to contribute to a pioneering academic venture.

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