For Graduate Students

Would you know what to do if someone stopped breathing?

Learn how to 'Save an Adult's Life' at 14:30 this Saturday with Oxford University Lifesaving Club. They are running a free workshop at Corpus Christi where you'll learn how to do CPR and what to do if someone is choking. All Oxford University students are welcomed to attend, but spaces are limited so please do sign up in advance using this Google form.

SeedWISE, the enterprise programme for women DPhil students, is now open for registrations. SeedWISE illuminates and explores potential industrial and enterprise career routes, as well as building new connections and community across departments.

Marshall Wace is a leading global alternatives investment manager with over $60bn in assets under management. Our quantitative teams are made up of talented individuals with specialisations in a range of subjects including maths, physics, statistics, engineering and computer science.

This event will give you an overview of Marshall Wace and what a career in Quant Research and Quant Implementation could look like for you.

23rd October 2023, 18:00-21:00, Mathematical Institute

See below and this link for the G-Research Quant Finance Challenge

OSFSS was co-founded in 2020 by the Oxford Sustainable Finance Group and the Oxford Sustainable Law Programme. As a student organisation, we believe that the sustainable finance ecosystem requires an interdisciplinary approach to be able to address the most pressing sustainability issues facing our planet.

Three x three-year Innovation Research Associate positions at the new Centre for Applied Mathematical and Computing Sciences at the University of Warwick.

Will you be within reasonable travelling distance to the Birmingham NEC in late June?  If so, read on.

An Oxford alumnus and finance entrepreneur seeks two research assistants to work on the application of techniques in mathematical/theoretical physics to research problems in both physics and quantitative finance as well as related areas.

Applicants must demonstrate skills and have competencies in the following: mathematical and statistical analysis at postgraduate level; coding of algorithms in Python or similar; data analysis; website design, implementation and management.

The Smith Institute are very keen to identify candidates for a number of Mathematical/Statistical Consultants, preferably candidates with a mathematical or statistical PhD.

Network Rail are responsible for managing a suite of whole lifecycle forecasting models for railway assets (such as track, signalling systems and bridges). These models are used to help understand the future required spend on their assets as well as estimate the impact of different funding scenarios.