Chapman Fellowships in Mathematics (Applied Mathematics Section)
Three-year postdoctoral fellowships in applied mathematics at Imperial College London featuring independent research and teaching opportunities.
Best for:Best for early-career mathematicians with a strong track record in applied mathematics and an enthusiasm for teaching.
Overview
Imperial College London invites applications for the Chapman Fellowships in Applied Mathematics within the Department of Mathematics. Commencing in September 2027, these three-year fixed-term positions are designed for promising researchers pursuing an academic career. Successful candidates will conduct independent and original research, publish in leading journals, and contribute to undergraduate and master's level teaching and supervision. The role provides an outstanding environment for career growth, backed by dedicated professional development and research support.
What you'll do
- Conduct independent and original self-directed research programs in applied mathematics
- Submit research findings and publications to leading refereed academic journals
- Deliver undergraduate lectures, tutorials, and classes
- Participate in master's level teaching, project supervision, and external collaboration
- Engage actively with department seminars, conferences, and academic events
- Contribute to the administrative duties and broader mathematical community
Requirements
Degree required: PhD in Mathematics or a closely related discipline (or near completion)
Language: English
Instruction: English
Publications: A strong publication record appropriate to career stage in leading refereed journals
- Track record of high-level research in applied mathematics
- Demonstrated ability to produce independent scholarly publications
- Aptitude and motivation for undergraduate and postgraduate teaching
- Capacity for mentoring and supervising master's level theses
- Candidates must hold a PhD or be very close to completion by the start date
Funding & terms
How to apply
Deadline: 2026-10-29
Applicants must complete the online application via the university portal and upload all required supporting documentation, including a full CV, cover letter, research statement, teaching statement, and list of publications.
- CV
- Cover letter
- Research Statement
- Teaching Statement
- List of publications
Contact
Philipp Thomas· Section Coordinator
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