About the University:
The University of York exists for public valuable, combining academic excellence with social purpose. As a world-leading institution and a member of the prestigious Russell Group, we combine outstanding research and teaching with purposeful community engagement. The University of York's global reputation rests on its outstanding achievements in teaching and research and is one of only four universities in the UK - alongside Oxford, Cambridge and Imperial College London - which is both in the top ten in the UK for the quality of its research and has a gold ranking for the quality of its teaching.
The University of York Mumbai is opening soon in Powai Lake, Mumbai, India, connected to local industry and business, and dedicated to the extraordinary dynamism of Maharashtra. This will bring the ‘York experience’ to this energetic city,
at the heart of this dynamic and vibrant country. We will provide education programs to maximize employability and global mobility. Our research will be relevant to the needs of Mumbai and India. The University of York Mumbai is set to welcome students from the academic year 2026/27. It will initially offer undergraduate and postgraduate courses in computer science with AI and cybersecurity, business, economics, and creative industries.
About the Role:
As a Lecturer in Computer Science, you will play a pivotal role in shaping the academic life of the new Mumbai campus. This is an outstanding opportunity to contribute to a globally respected institution in a dynamic, innovative, and high-impact setting.We welcome applicants with expertise across a range of Computer Science specialisations, particularly in Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity.
This role is particularly well-suited to early-career academics who are eager to develop a
📌 Lecturer in Computer Science- University of York Mumbai
🏢 emeritus institute of management
📍 Mumbai
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