Chapman Fellow in Mathematics (Pure Mathematics Section)
Pursue independent pure mathematics research and undergraduate/MSc teaching as a Chapman Fellow at Imperial College London.
Best for:Best for early-career mathematicians with a strong publication trajectory seeking an academic fellowship combining independent research and university teaching.
Overview
Imperial College London invites applications for one or more Chapman Fellowships in Pure Mathematics within the Department of Mathematics, starting in September 2027. This fixed-term, three-year appointment offers an outstanding opportunity for early-career researchers aiming for an academic career. Successful candidates will conduct self-directed original research, publish in leading journals, and actively participate in the department's seminar and conference ecosystem. In addition to research, fellows will contribute to undergraduate teaching, MSc instruction, and student project supervision.
What you'll do
- Conduct independent and original research in Pure Mathematics within a self-directed program
- Submit research findings and publications to leading refereed mathematics journals
- Engage actively with the department's ecosystem of seminars, conferences, and academic events
- Teach undergraduate mathematics students and contribute to leading MSc programs
- Supervise student research projects and MSc theses as appropriate
- Contribute to administrative duties within the Department of Mathematics
Requirements
Degree required: PhD in Mathematics or closely related field (or close to completion)
Language: English
Instruction: English
Publications: A strong publication record in peer-reviewed journals appropriate to career stage
- A high-level track record of research in Pure Mathematics interpreted broadly
- Demonstrated ability to pursue independent, self-directed academic research and scholarship
- Motivation and background for effective undergraduate and postgraduate teaching
- Capability to supervise student research projects and theses
- Open to researchers pursuing an academic career in Pure Mathematics
Funding & terms
How to apply
Deadline: 2026-10-29
Candidates must complete the online application via the Imperial College London careers portal and upload a full CV, cover letter, research statement, teaching statement, and a list of publications.
- CV
- Cover letter
- Research Statement
- Teaching Statement
- List of publications
Contact
Steven Sivek· Section Coordinator
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