Chapman Fellow in Mathematics (Mathematical Finance Section)
A three-year research fellowship in mathematical finance at Imperial College London.
Best for:Best for quantitative finance researchers and recent PhD graduates seeking an academic career in mathematical finance.
Overview
Imperial College London invites applications for one or more Chapman Fellowships within the Mathematical Finance Section of the Department of Mathematics, starting in September 2027. This three-year fixed-term appointment provides an excellent opportunity for early-career researchers to build an independent research profile in quantitative finance. Fellows will pursue self-directed scholarship, publish in leading journals, engage with industry collaborators, and contribute to undergraduate and Master's level teaching. Candidates are expected to bring a top-tier research track record and a strong commitment to academic and professional development.
What you'll do
- Conduct independent and original research in mathematical finance interpreted broadly.
- Submit high-quality research papers to leading refereed academic journals.
- Deliver undergraduate-level mathematics lectures and tutorials.
- Contribute to teaching and project supervision for leading Master's programmes.
- Engage actively with industry collaborators including hedge funds and banks.
- Participate in departmental seminars, conferences, and academic events.
Requirements
Degree required: PhD in Mathematics, Finance, or a closely related quantitative discipline (or close to completion)
Language: English
Instruction: English
Publications: Track record of high-level research publications appropriate for career stage
- A strong publication track record in mathematical finance or related quantitative fields
- Demonstrated ability to conduct independent and self-directed academic research
- Motivation and capability for undergraduate and postgraduate teaching
- Strong communication and networking skills for industry collaboration
Funding & terms
How to apply
Deadline: 2026-10-29
Candidates must submit an online application through the Imperial College London careers portal. In addition to the form, applicants are required to upload a full curriculum vitae, cover letter, research statement, teaching statement, and a list of publications.
- CV
- Cover letter
- Research Statement
- Teaching Statement
- List of publications
Contact
Yufei Zhang· Section Coordinator
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