Lecturer / Senior Lecturer In Ai

Description:

We are seeking to make a teaching focused (known as Pathway 3 at the University of Bristol) academic appointment in the area of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Whilst this is a teaching focused position, as a research intensive university that teaches cutting edge techniques in this rapidly evolving field, we welcome applicants with a research track record in one of the following AI specialisms Natural Language Processing and Large Language Models, Distributed and Collective Artificial Intelligence, Reinforcement Learning and Multi-agent Reinforcement Learning or alternatively, from candidates innovating with AI in domains such as Medicine and Healthcare, Robotics and/or Autonomous Systems, or Computational Neuroscience. The University of Bristol has a longstanding research tradition in AI dating back over more than three decades and it has been chosen to host a new £200M national supercomputer research facility, focused on artificial intelligence (AI). The University of Bristol has an internationally leading research environment having been ranked fifth for research in the UK. Additionally, we are delighted to share that the University of Bristol was recently awarded 'University of the Year' at the inaugural National AI Awards, further highlighting our leadership in the field.

Our future ambition for research excellence is underlined by our £500M investment in a new campus in the heart of Bristol.

What will you be doing?

Role holders will be responsible for teaching, and related teaching administration, at both undergraduate and postgraduate taught levels. For the senior lecturer level the role will entail leadership in developing and overseeing, teaching programmes at all levels (including new courses and programmes). They will make a significant leadership and/or management contribution in the area of learning and teaching. They will contribute to the delivery of high-quality education in AI at undergraduate and postgraduate levels and undertake academic leadership roles.