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UNIWMHT VACANCItt THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES. LECTURESHIPS AND SENIOR LECTURESHIPS IN ENGLISH. APPLICATIONS are Invited for Lectureships and Senior Lectureships in the School of English. Duties will commence early in 1962. j The School of English, under Professor H. J. Oliver, is responsible not only for the teaching of English within the Faculty of Arts, towards the B.A and higher degrees, but also for Instruction in English as part of the compulsory Humanities programme followed in this University by undergraduates in Faculties other than Arts. Australian and American Literature are included in the courses where appropriate; provision is also made for the study of Language. For a Senior Lectureship, exEerience Ln University teaching i necessary, together with a higher degree or a record of publication in the chosen field: for a Lectureship the minimum requirement is a higher degree or a first degree with Honours. Other things being equal, preference will be given to applicants who have special qualifications in the study of the English Literature of the 17th, 18th. or 19th century. Salary: Senior Lecturer, EA2509 range £A3049 per annum. Lecturer. £A1779 range £A2484 per annum. Commencing salary will be determined by qualifications and experience. After passing a medical examination, successful applicants will be eligible to join the State superannuation scheme. With the approval of the University and its bankers, married men may be assisted by loans to purchase a house. Lecturers and Senior Lecturers are eligible to apply for twelve months' study leave on full salary after six years of service. Further Information on conditions of appointment may be obtained from the Uiversity; inquiries concerning the School of English may be addressed to Professor Oliver. Applications should be sent to the Appointments Section. Box 1, Post Office, Kensington. N.S.W., before November 10, 1961. 3. O. A. BOURKE. Bursar. 2639 THE UNIVERSITY OF N.S.W. SENIOR LECTURER AND LECTURER SCHOOL OF NUCLEAR ENGINEERING THE University of New South Wales wishes to appoint academic staff to its recently established School of Nuclear Engineering. The successful applicants will supervise and lecture to students In the Master of Technology degree course. There are good opportunities for research in the School, which is particularly Interested in reactor theory radiation shielding, materials technology, heat and fluid flow, thermal stress, systems analysis, digital computing, and thermonuclear applications. Close contact is maintained with the Australian Atomic Energy Commission Research Establishment at Lucas Heights, near Sydney.

Applicants for the position of Lecturer should have an honours degree: for appointment as Senior Lecturer, applicants should have a higher degree or equivalent qualifications. Salary: Senior Lecturer, £A2596 range £A3M9 per annum. Lecturer. £A1779 range £A2484 per annum. Commencing salary will be determined by qualifications and experience. Details of superannuation benefits and conditions of appointment may be obtained from the University; inquiries about the activities of the School of Nuclear Engineering should be addressed to the Head, Professor J. J. Thompson, Box 1, Post Office. Kensington. Applications should be sent to the Appointments Section, Box 1, Post Office, Kensington. N.S.W., before November 17, 1961. 3. O. A. BOURKE, Bursar. 2761 UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF TOWNSVILLE THE University invites applications for two new positions of SENIOR LECTURER and LECTURER IN MATHEMATICS in the University College of Townsville. Applicants for the Lectureship should have an Honours degree in Mathematics and preferably some post-graduate study; for the Senior Lectureship post-graduate qualifications and experience in University teaching are desired. The applicants’ special field of Interest may lie in Pure Mathematics or Applied Mathematics. The University College was established In Townsville, population 47,000, at the beginning of 1961, offering first-year courses only. In 1962 at Is proposed to offer second year courses. In Pure and Applied Mathematics in a number of Faculties. The salary ranges are £A252070-£ A 2870 for Senior Lecturer and £AIB3O-70-£A2330 for Lecturer plus a Northern allowance of £A3O per annum. The successful applicants will be entitled to participate in the benefits available to the academic staff which include F.S.S.U. type Superannuation. Housing Assistance, Study Leave and Travel Grants. Additional information on the conditions of appointment, staffing and activities of the Department, together with application forms will be supplied upon request to the undersigned with whom applications close on OCTOBER 31. C. J. CONNELL. Registrar. 3342 UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO, DUNEDIN. NEW ZEALAND. LECTURER IN EDUCATION APPLICATIONS are invited for this position. Salary £l2BO x £75-£l7OO per annum. Further particulars are available from the Secretary. Association of Universities of the British Commonwealth, Marlborough House, Pail Mall. London, S.W.I or from the undersigned. Applications close in London and New Zealand on NOVEMBER 30, 1991. 3. W. HAYWARD. Registrar. 3lOB VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF WELLINGTON APPOINTMENT OF SENIOR LECTURER m FRENCH APPLICATIONS are invited for appointment to the above poet. Salary scale £l7BO to £2OOO per annum; initial salary according to qualifications and experience of appointee. Conditions of Appointment obtainable from the Regtetrar ot any University in New Zealand. Applications close with the Registrar. Victoria University of Wellington, Box 106. Wellington, on October 23. 1991. L. O. DESBOROUGH. Registrar. 3SBI