Lecturer or Associate Professor in Computational Humanities and Social Science

Overview

UCL invites applications for a Lecturer or Associate Professor in Computational Humanities and Social Science within the Department of Information Studies. This permanent, full-time position is based in the United Kingdom with a hybrid work arrangement. The Department of Information Studies serves as a centre for research and education in disciplines including digital humanities, information science, publishing, archiving, and librarianship, alongside offering undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.

What you get

The salary for this position ranges from £56,431 to £74,166 per annum, which includes London Allowance at Grade 8.

Requirements

Applicants should be scholars whose research applies computational and quantitative methodologies to humanities or social science questions concerning society, with a particular focus on data and information. Candidates must possess a high degree of technical competence alongside a substantial research agenda that extends beyond purely methodological work. The appointee will design and deliver teaching tailored to students from diverse cultural, social, and critical perspectives, including those without technical specialization. Experience in undergraduate teaching for both large and small groups, as well as pastoral experience, is considered advantageous. Responsibilities will encompass undergraduate teaching, dissertation supervision, potential instruction at the MA and PhD levels, the potential development of new modules, and contributions to departmental governance and administration.

How to apply

Applicants are advised to review the programme prospectus and module catalogue prior to submitting their applications. Enquiries regarding the position can be directed to Dr Daniel Wilson, while questions concerning the recruitment process or reasonable adjustments should be sent to Terrie Fiawoo.

Key dates

The closing date for applications is 2026-11-15.