The successful candidate will also be expected to deliver excellent teaching and student project supervision in Statistics, Data Science and related areas. Other positive indicators include enthusiasm for engagement with other disciplines, within and outside the Department.

You will have the opportunity to join one of the world’s most prominent and most research-active departments. We are looking for researchers with a strong track record and outstanding promise in one or more areas of Statistical Methodology and Theory, Computational Statistics and Machine Learning.

During the session, you will hear from our MSc Director and current students about the programme, application process, and postgraduate life at Warwick, followed by an opportunity to ask your questions.

Her current work introduces 'prequential posteriors' as a likelihood-free approach for data assimilation. She will travel to Seville to present her work at ICSDS 2025 in December.
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👏 Congratulations, Shreya!

Her thesis, “Variants of the Contact Process: Interface and Growth,” explores interacting particle systems, focusing on variants of the contact process — a mathematical model used to describe population dynamics. Many congratulations to Isabella on this outstanding achievement!

A huge thank-you to all our speakers for their commitment, insight, and enthusiasm; and to our students for engaging so proactively. We would also like to extend our thanks to the Warwick Alumni team, Ester De Perlaky and Charlie Hattersley, for their incredible support.

We were also thrilled to welcome two experienced specialists in the Actuarial sector — Amy Zhang (PwC) and Gulfraz Ahmed (Phoenix Group soon Standard Life lpc), who brought further depth and real-world perspective to the day.

We kicked off with an inspiring and engaging keynote by Stuart R. McDonald, MBE.

Students then joined interactive breakout sessions, where our early-career alumni shared practical tips for applications and interviews and offered honest reflections on their first years in the industry.

This event marks the launch of an exciting new series of Careers Events dedicated to supporting our statistics students, featuring exclusively our very own Statistics alumni from the University of Warwick.

Her current projects involve radioactive gas generation and transport in proton therapy delivery systems. Welcome to the department, Maria!

The first instantiation of their framework focuses on direct density estimation, while the second specialises in expedient sampling. Their two new methods achieve state of the art results in copula modelling, scaling to 1000+ dimensional distributions.

The aims are to develop statistical methodology and theory for modern data science problems arising from semi-supervised learning, missing data, differential privacy, causal inference and distributed learning, with a focus on robust methods for nonparametric and high-dimensional settings.

The Applied Statistics & Risk Unit (AS&RU) in the Department of Statistics at Warwick works with industry, government, and non-government organisations to open up new research avenues and enable the early applications of theoretical, methodological, and algorithmic developments.