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VACANCIK—WALK THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA SENIOR LECTURESHIP IN MATHEMATICS APPLICATIONS are invited for appointment to the above- > named position in the Depart- t menl of Mathematics. The salary s range for the position is a £A2450-£A2950 p.a.. with super- i annuation similar to F.S.S U. a The Department is responsible for course in pure mathematics, c applied mathematics and mathe- c matical statistics and the ap- c pointee may be a specialist in t any branch of these three fields of ‘ mathematics. i It is Important that intending applicants obtain details of the procedure to be followed in applying for the post and a copy of tlie conditions of appointment before submitting - their applications. This information is available from the undersigned with whom applications close on July 31, 1961. A. J. WILtIAMS. Registrar. 3534 j t THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW ’ ENGLAND a FACULTY OF AGRICUL- i TURAL ECONOMICS a Applications are invited for c the following positions: c ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ( STATISTICS: Salary £A3300 per annum. 1 Will be responsible for tuition in Statistics to undergraduate and graduate students in the Faculty of Agricultural Economics and to Arts students undertaking a minor or single subject in Statistics (Economics). The Associate Professor will be assisted by a Lecturer or a Senior Lecturer and a Research Assistant. ASSOCIATE ‘ PROFESSOR OF RURAL SOCIOLOGY: Salary £A3300 per annum t Will be required to provide a 1 course in Sociology or Rural i Sociology for senior students J in the Faculty. i 8 SENIOR LECTURER OR LEC- 1 TURER IN FARM MANAGEMENT: I Will be required to assist tn ' teaching Farm Management to students in the Faculties of Agricultural Economics and Rural Science, to supervise student projects, and to undertake research. Salary within the range £A2550 x 95-£A3OOO for a Senior Lecturer and £A1730 x . 105—£A2435 for a Lecturer with commencing salary, determined . in accordance with qualifications and experience. Salaries are subject to a cost of living adjustment, at present amounting to an additional £36 per annum. Provision is also made for travel and removal expenses, superannuation benefits, travel grants, and full pay for study leave. Under the staff housing scheme an advance of up to 90 per cent., or more in special cases, may be made towards the cost of purchasing or building a house. Residential Fellowships may be awarded to a single person by one of the University Colleges. Further information may be obtained from the undersigned, with whom applications close on July 31, 1961. Applications should be sent in duplicate and accompanied by a recent photograph. Applications from overseas countries, except New Zealand, should be directed to the Secretary, Association of Universities of the British Commonwealth, 36 Gordon square, London, W.C.I, by the same date. Overseas applicants should also send an additional copy direct to the undersigned. K R. LONG. Acting-Registrar. Armidale, N.S.W. 3576 THE UNIVmsiTY OF NEW SOUTH WALES PROFESSOR OF PURE MATHEMATICS THE University invites applications for appointment to the Foundation Chair of Pure Mathematics in the School of Mathematics. The School, under ths headship of Professor G. Besson, is composed of the Departments of Pure Mathematics (Professor to be appointed). Applied Mathematics (Professor J. M. Blatt), Mathematical Statistics (Prof. J. B. Douglas), and Engineering and General Mathematics (Associate Professor A. Keane). The School of Mathematics prepares students taking mathematics at pass and honours level in the Faculties of Arts and Science, In addition, a conaidable amount of mathematics is taught to students whose main interests are engineering and , applied science. The School operates a well equipped Computing Laboratory , and the University also possesses a large electronic digital • computer (UTECOM, and English Electric DEUCE machine). The salary will be £A4286 per annum. After passing a medical examination, the successful applicant w4Il be eligible to join the i State Superannuation Scheme, leading to a maximum pension of £2184 per annum. Subject to the consent of the Council of the University, he may undertake a limited amount of higher consultative work. Professors at the University are eligible to apply for six months’ study leave, with full salary, after three j’eare of • service, or twelve months after six years. i With the approval of the , University and its bankers, j married men may be assisted . by loans to purchase a home. r The University reserves the > right to fill the Chair by invita- • tion. Further information on the • activities of the School and > conditions of appointment may ■ be obtained from the under- . signed. Applications, with the names • of three referees and a recent ’ photograph should be sent to • the Appointments Section. Box 1 1, Post Office, Ken-ington, N.S.W., before July 7, 1961. J. O. A. BOURKE, Burear. ’ 2181 : UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND s Applications are invited for 1 the following teaching post*. Conditions oi appointment are available from New Zealand and Australian Universities or ' from the undersigned, with 1 whom applications will close on July 15. 1961. In all cases. . commencing salaries will be ‘ fixed within the appropriate scale, tn accordance with qualifications and experience. SENIOR LECTURESHIP IN ; LAW 2 Salary Scale; £1750-£3OOO per annum. SENIOR LECTURESHIP B IN > NUCLEAR PHYSICS and ” LECTURESHIP IN NUCLEAR j PHYSICS Salary scales: Senior Lectureship: £1750t £2OOO per annum. !' Lectureship: £I2SO-£l7OO per ’ annum. J A. KIRKNESS. Registrar, University of Auckland. Box 2173. Auckland, New Zealand. a im>