Lecturer in Computational Linguistics at University College London

We're looking for a Lecturer in Computational Linguistics to join the Department of Linguistics at UCL, in the heart of London's growing computational linguistics and AI research community!

This is an exciting opportunity to combine research and teaching in a department that brings together theoretical, experimental and computational approaches to language. You'll teach and develop postgraduate modules in computational linguistics, supervise student research, and pursue your own independent research programme. We're particularly interested in candidates working at the intersection of language, cognition and AI.

The position is full-time and fixed-term for two years. We welcome international applicants and can offer visa sponsorship. For further details, including the full job description, selection criteria and application instructions, please see the original job advert.

[Note: Despite the formal "Lecturer (Teaching)" title in the official job posting, which is a UCL convention for fixed-term posts, the teaching load is the same as for other lecturers and associate professors in the department.]

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