Adjunct Lecturer in Analytics for Real-World Problem Solving (ONLINE - Summer/Fall '26)

Columbia University's School of Professional Studies (SPS) is actively seeking qualified candidates for the role of part-time Adjunct Lecturer to join our esteemed faculty team for the graduate-level Capstone course titled Solving Real World Problems with Analytics. This course serves as the pivotal final experience for students pursuing a Master of Science degree in Applied Analytics, where they will leverage their academic knowledge to tackle real-world challenges through consulting engagements with leading corporate or institutional sponsors. Our Capstone sponsors encompass a diverse array of industries, including finance, healthcare, consumer retail, digital media, and non-profit organizations, ranging from large global corporations to innovative startups and esteemed nonprofits.As an Adjunct Lecturer, you will serve as a primary instructor and an integral part of our faculty community.Key Responsibilities:Attend all scheduled class sessions, held weekly on either Wednesday from 6:10 PM to 8 PM ET, Thursday from 6:10 PM to 8 PM ET, or Thursday from 8:10 PM to 10 PM ET.Act as a mentor and coach to students, facilitating communication between students and corporate project sponsors, and participating in meetings with sponsor companies and student project teams.Address student inquiries and concerns effectively.Hold regular office hours to provide additional support to students.Evaluate and grade student submissions and assessments.

The School of Professional Studies at Columbia University is actively seeking seasoned industry professionals to join our team as part-time Lecturers for the graduate-level course in Analytics for Cybersecurity Management. This course provides a thorough introduction to essential cybersecurity concepts, including network security, threat detection, and vulnerability management. It emphasizes the transformative potential of emerging AI and machine learning techniques in contemporary defense strategies. Students will engage with critical frameworks, sophisticated tools, and real-world case studies that illustrate how analytics supports strategic threat intelligence, incident response, and compliance with regulations.Key Responsibilities:Facilitate engaging class lectures, instructional activities, and discussions while attending all class sessions.Address student concerns and inquiries promptly and effectively.Assess and grade student assignments and performance.Hold regular office hours for student support.

Columbia University School of Professional Studies is on the lookout for distinguished industry professionals to join our team as adjunct Lecturers. This role involves developing and delivering a variety of impactful courses within the M.S. in Political Analytics program, which uniquely integrates the realms of politics and advanced quantitative methodologies to enhance data-driven decision-making and effective communication in political contexts.For a detailed overview of the program's curriculum, please visit here. Interested candidates are encouraged to indicate their specific areas of expertise in their cover letters, as well as the types of courses they are qualified to teach. Current courses include:Big Data & Political StrategyCampaign Finance & Fundraising AnalyticsData Science for Political AnalyticsElectoral Data & Predictive ModelingThis position may involve course development, leading syllabus approval processes, and direct teaching responsibilities.Key ResponsibilitiesConduct in-person lectures, instructional sessions, and facilitate classroom discussionsAssess student submissions and assign gradesAddress student inquiries and serve as the primary point of contact for questionsMaintain weekly office hours for student supportPrepare, manage, and enhance course materials via Canvas, Columbia University’s learning management systemNew part-time Lecturers at SPS must complete Canvas trainingParticipate in Political Analytics faculty meetingsFor those tasked with designing courses, additional responsibilities include:Establishing course objectives that align with program-wide learning outcomesCreating activity maps that connect course activities to objectives, ensuring relevance to the industryDrafting comprehensive syllabi for review and approval by the Program Curriculum Committee and the Committee on Instruction (COI)Collaborating with Instructional Design to create course materials through a consultative approach, which includes developing dynamic instructional media, maintaining established courses, and providing timely assistance for specific needsThis adjunct Lecturer position offers a unique opportunity to educate and mentor students in the dynamic field of political analytics while fostering valuable professional relationships.

Columbia University’s Master's in Applied Analytics program is actively seeking accomplished industry professionals to join as part-time Lecturers for the graduate-level course on Managing Data.The Fundamentals of Data Engineering course equips students with essential knowledge to confidently manage data. As analytic teams collaborate with technology partners, it's crucial to understand team-specific languages and techniques that may hinder cooperation. This course offers a comprehensive overview of data technology concepts, including database engines and related technologies, while introducing foundational data principles, governance processes, and organizational requirements necessary to ensure data quality and address related challenges.Key ResponsibilitiesConduct engaging lectures, instructional activities, and facilitate classroom discussions while attending all class sessions.Provide guidance and support to students by addressing their concerns and inquiries.Assess and grade student assignments and evaluations.Hold regular office hours for student consultations.

The School of Professional Studies at Columbia University is actively seeking experienced industry professionals to join our team as Adjunct Lecturers in the exciting field of Project Management for the upcoming Fall 2026 semester. As part of our commitment to providing top-notch education, you will have the opportunity to develop and teach in-person courses in our innovative M.S. in Project Management program, designed to equip students with essential strategic, analytical, and leadership skills necessary for successful project management across diverse industries.For a detailed overview of the program's curriculum, please click here. Interested candidates are encouraged to specify their areas of expertise in their cover letters, particularly indicating their qualifications to teach one or more of the following core courses:Project Management Fundamentals: Understand the core principles, frameworks, and methods essential for effective project management.Project Planning, Scheduling, and Control: Explore the foundations of project planning, critical path analysis, and performance monitoring.Finance and Accounting for Managers: Apply financial principles within the context of project management.Leadership and Team Dynamics: Learn the principles of leadership, team collaboration, and high-performance team management.Capstone Project: Engage in a real-world, project-based capstone that synthesizes learning across the curriculum.Key Responsibilities:Facilitate dynamic in-person lectures, instructional activities, and engaging classroom discussions.Assess student submissions, providing timely feedback and grades.Serve as the primary point of contact for student inquiries and concerns.Conduct weekly office hours to support student learning.Prepare and maintain course materials in Canvas, Columbia University's learning management system.New part-time lecturers must complete Canvas training upon appointment.Participate in Project Management faculty meetings.If responsible for course design, additional duties include:Developing course objectives that align with broader program learning outcomes.Creating activity maps that connect course activities with objectives to ensure industry relevance.Drafting a comprehensive syllabus (course description, schedule, grading criteria, and assessments) for committee review and approval.Collaborating with Instructional Design to develop course materials through an interactive process.

Columbia University’s School of Professional Studies (SPS) is eager to invite qualified candidates to apply for a part-time position as an Adjunct Lecturer. This role involves teaching a graduate-level course focused on AI User Interfaces for Analytics. The course is designed to provide students with an in-depth understanding of user experience (UX) design principles while exploring effective techniques and best practices for developing user interfaces (UIs). Participants will engage in creating intuitive, interactive, and visually compelling websites and dashboards that highlight AI-generated insights. The curriculum encompasses the entire lifecycle from design to implementation and evaluation of UIs, ensuring students acquire practical experience with web development technologies including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and associated cloud services. Moreover, the course incorporates advanced AI technologies to facilitate the creation of intelligent and interactive UIs.Key Responsibilities:Deliver engaging lectures, lead instructional activities, and foster classroom discussions. Classes typically convene weekly for up to 2 hours.Address student inquiries and concerns effectively.Evaluate and grade student assignments and assessments.Hold regular office hours for student consultations.

Columbia University's School of Professional Studies (SPS) is seeking qualified candidates for a part-time position as an Adjunct Lecturer to instruct a graduate-level course titled Introduction to Blockchain, Cryptocurrencies & Analytics. This course is designed for students pursuing a Master of Science degree in Applied Analytics and will cover foundational concepts in blockchain technology, cryptocurrency mechanisms, cryptographic protocols, hashing, digital signatures, transaction chaining, mining based on proof of work, and smart contracts.

The School of Professional Studies at Columbia University is actively seeking seasoned industry experts to join our faculty as part-time Lecturers for our graduate-level course in Cloud Computing. As primary instructors, Lecturers play a crucial role in shaping the academic environment and fostering a vibrant faculty community.This course serves to immerse analytics students in the essential concepts and practical applications of cloud computing, with a focus on infrastructure management and the deployment of services and applications. The curriculum is designed to equip students with hands-on skills necessary for building distributed and scalable analytics applications using cloud technologies.Key ResponsibilitiesDeliver engaging lectures, facilitate instructional activities, and lead classroom discussions. Commitment to attending all scheduled class sessions.Proactively address student concerns and inquiries to ensure a supportive learning environment.Assess and grade student assignments and evaluations with fairness and transparency.Hold regular office hours for student consultations and guidance.

The School of Professional Studies at Columbia University is seeking passionate and qualified professionals to join our team as part-time Adjunct Lecturer for a graduate-level course titled Mathematics for Artificial Intelligence. This course empowers students with critical mathematical skills necessary for comprehending and utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms. By the conclusion of the course, students will be equipped with a robust mathematical toolkit to adeptly navigate the challenges posed by contemporary AI algorithms.Key Responsibilities:Facilitate engaging class lectures, instructional activities, and dynamic classroom discussions. Attendance at all class sessions is mandatory.Provide support to students by monitoring and addressing their concerns and inquiries.Assess and grade student assignments and evaluations.Hold regular office hours for student consultations.

Join the School of Professional Studies at Columbia University as an Adjunct Lecturer for our graduate-level course in Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIOT), commencing in Fall 2026. We are seeking seasoned industry professionals passionate about sharing their expertise in this rapidly evolving field.This course offers an in-depth exploration of IoT technologies and their integration with AI and robotics. Engage students in critical discussions about IoT architecture, essential components, and communication protocols, while providing them with practical experience using IoT platforms, sensors, and data acquisition tools. The curriculum focuses on real-world AIoT applications that facilitate immediate decision-making in sectors such as manufacturing, public safety, smart cities, and healthcare, while also addressing the ethical implications of these innovative technologies.Blending theoretical knowledge with hands-on assignments, the course includes weekly lectures, readings on the fundamentals of IoT, and biweekly assessments to evaluate student comprehension. Participants will demonstrate their understanding through individual assignments and a collaborative term project, laying a strong foundation in IoT analytics and AI-driven robotic automation.

Join Columbia University as an Adjunct Lecturer in Applied Deep Learning and Artificial Intelligence for the Fall 2026 semester. This role offers a unique opportunity to engage with students and impart knowledge in a rapidly evolving field. As part of our esteemed faculty, you will have the chance to contribute to the academic growth of our students and help shape the future of technology.

Join the International Research Institute of Climate and Society as an Adjunct Lecturer in Strategic Communication specializing in Digital Media & Analytics. This role offers a unique opportunity to engage with students through both on-campus and hybrid learning environments. You will be responsible for delivering high-quality instruction, fostering critical thinking, and guiding students in understanding the intricacies of strategic communication in the digital age.

Columbia University is seeking experienced analytics professionals to join our faculty as part-time Adjunct Associate Faculty for a graduate-level course titled Analytics for Cybersecurity Management. This role offers a unique opportunity to contribute your subject matter expertise and support the instructional process for aspiring cybersecurity leaders. Engaging in this capacity will provide valuable exposure to the academic environment at Columbia University.This course serves as a comprehensive introduction to foundational cybersecurity principles, including network security, threat detection, and vulnerability management. It emphasizes the transformative impact of emerging technologies such as AI and machine learning on modern defense strategies. Participants will engage with key frameworks and advanced tools through real-world case studies, gaining insights into the role of analytics in effective threat intelligence, incident response, and regulatory compliance.Students will enhance their practical skills through hands-on exercises and interactive assignments, culminating in a project focused on automating vulnerability analysis. They will learn critical tasks such as log parsing, vulnerability classification, dashboard visualization, and AI-driven anomaly detection, while also addressing ethical, legal, and regulatory issues in cybersecurity. By the conclusion of the course, participants will be equipped to design proactive defense measures and adeptly navigate diverse threat landscapes, leveraging AI and analytics to bolster digital security against evolving cyber threats.Key ResponsibilitiesAttend all class sessions, assist with instruction, lead breakout sessions, and facilitate engaging discussions.Evaluate and grade student assignments and assessments as directed by the course Lecturer.Monitor student progress and address any concerns or inquiries in a timely manner.

Columbia University is seeking a dedicated and knowledgeable Adjunct Lecturer to teach Survey and Polling Methodology on our campus for the Fall 2026 and Spring 2027 semesters. This role offers the opportunity to engage with students and contribute to their academic growth in the field of political analytics.

Join our team at Columbia University as a part-time Adjunct Associate Faculty for an advanced course on AI User Interfaces for Analytics. This role offers analytics professionals an exceptional opportunity to contribute their expertise while gaining valuable experience in graduate-level education at one of the leading institutions in the world.Key ResponsibilitiesParticipate in all class sessions, assist with instructional delivery, lead breakout discussions, and engage students in meaningful dialogue.Conduct class lectures and oversee instructional activities, ensuring a conducive learning environment.Assess and grade student assignments and assessments as required.

Columbia University is seeking skilled analytics professionals to join our faculty as a part-time Adjunct Associate for the graduate-level course Mathematics for AI. As an Adjunct Associate, you will provide essential subject matter expertise and support the instructional process for this course section, gaining valuable exposure to graduate-level teaching at Columbia University.Key Responsibilities:Participate in all class sessions, assist with teaching, and lead breakout sessions to enhance student engagement.Deliver class lectures and facilitate discussions, ensuring a rich learning environment.Assess and grade student assignments and assessments as requested by the course Lecturer.Monitor student inquiries and concerns, providing timely support and guidance.

The School of Professional Studies at Columbia University invites seasoned professionals in the finance sector to join our academic community as part-time Lecturers for the graduate-level course on Financial Securities Analysis and Portfolio Management. As primary instructors, Lecturers play a crucial role in shaping the educational experience and fostering engagement within the faculty community. This course provides an in-depth exploration of financial securities analysis and investment strategy design, covering key topics such as theoretical foundations, valuation models, and active portfolio management practices.Key Responsibilities:Deliver engaging lectures and lead instructional activities and classroom discussions. Ensure attendance at all scheduled class sessions.Proactively address and resolve student queries and concerns.Assess and grade student assignments and evaluations.Hold regular office hours to provide additional support to students.

The School of Professional Studies at Columbia University is on the lookout for a dedicated data analytics professional to join us as a part-time Adjunct Associate Faculty in our graduate course, Applied Analytics Frameworks & Methods I.In today's data-driven world, vast amounts of information are generated at unprecedented speeds through business transactions, online interactions, social media, and various sensors. This influx provides unique opportunities for predicting outcomes and understanding phenomena across diverse fields, including medicine, business, and space exploration. Our course emphasizes supervised learning techniques that facilitate effective predictions and insights. Students will navigate the data-wrangling process, starting with data exploration and foundational methodologies, before diving into supervised learning techniques such as linear regression, decision trees, and support vector machines. Additionally, students will engage in a predictive analytics competition to apply and integrate their learning.As an Adjunct Associate Faculty member, you will play a pivotal role in supporting the instructional process and providing subject matter expertise. This position is an excellent opportunity to gain experience in graduate-level teaching at Columbia University.Key ResponsibilitiesAttend all scheduled class sessions, assist with instruction, lead breakout sessions, and facilitate discussions.Evaluate and grade student work and assessments as directed by the course Lecturer.Address and respond to student concerns and inquiries.

Columbia University invites accomplished analytics professionals to join as part-time Adjunct Associate Faculty for the graduate-level course on Managing Data. This position offers a unique opportunity to gain firsthand experience in graduate-level teaching while providing critical subject matter expertise. As an Adjunct Associate Faculty member, you will support the instructional process and engage with students in a dynamic learning environment.The Managing Data course equips students with essential skills for effective data management, enabling them to leverage data confidently in collaboration with technology teams. The curriculum addresses the challenges posed by diverse data languages and techniques, offering a comprehensive overview of data technologies, database engines, foundational principles, governance processes, and organizational requirements to ensure data quality.Key ResponsibilitiesAttend all class sessions, assist in instructional activities, lead breakout sessions, and facilitate engaging discussions.Evaluate and grade student assignments and assessments as directed by the course Lecturer.Address student inquiries and concerns promptly and effectively.

Role overview Recursion Pharmaceuticals is hiring a Vice President of Real World Evidence (RWE) to set and drive the company’s RWE strategy. This executive will oversee a multidisciplinary team that includes statisticians, pharmacoepidemiologists, and statistical programmers. Collaboration with biometrics, clinical development, and other internal groups is central to this position. The role is based in New York, New York or Salt Lake City, Utah. Key responsibilities Build and lead the RWE team, providing direction and supporting professional development Contribute strategic and scientific input in governance meetings Develop a roadmap for real-world data licensing and prioritization Guide interventional study design and planning from a strategic perspective Oversee externally controlled studies as needed Generate natural history data to support study planning and contextualize efficacy, particularly in rare disease programs Develop and maintain relationships with external stakeholders, including regulatory agencies and Health Technology Assessment (HTA) bodies Establish and nurture partnerships with academic institutions What Recursion seeks The ideal candidate is an experienced and innovative leader, comfortable building systems, programs, and teams from the ground up. The Vice President of RWE will play a central role in generating evidence across the Recursion portfolio, supporting study planning, regulatory engagement, and submissions to health authorities and HTAs.