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UNIVEKSITT VACANCIES . LECTURER IN SOIL CONSERVATION APPLICATIONS are invited fol appointment to the above position at Lincoln College Uni* varsity of Canterbury from persons possessing a degree tn agricultural science or in the field of soil conservation. Salary range NZEI2SO to £l7OO. Conditlona of appointment obtainable from the undersigned, with whom applications close on November 30 1961. H. G. HUNT Registrar Lincoln College 2923 MONASH UNIVERSITY MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA. FOUR NEW CHAIRS IN ENGINEERING Monash University opened in March, 1961. with 300 first-year students in five Faculties (Arts, Economics and Politics. Science. Medicine, and Engineering) and expects to have about 8000 fulltime students by 1968, including some 700-900 in Engineering. While the University appreciates the need to satisfy current requirements for professionally orientated courses in chemical, civil, eiectrical and mechanical engineering, it wishes to integrate more closely the courses leading to its first degrees, while providing facilities for specialisation for higher degrees and for research. The Engineering buildings. costing some £2,000,000, are accordingly being designed as an integrated unit based on subjects rather than on professional divisions, and the University now wishes to appoint senior staff, sympathetic to this broad policy, to participate. in developing the curriculum and planning the buildings, and also In securing staff and equipment. It is proposed to establish four Chairs in Engineering and to appoint to them during 1962 professors whose interests lie within the general areas of engineering studies broadly described as structures, fluid mechanics, chemical, and electrical engineering. Teaching load will, initially, be small: staff will have an excellent opportunity to provide for their own research Interests from the start. Professor K. H. Hunt Is Dean of the Faculty at Engineering and inquiries of a technical nature should be addressed to him. At present he is assisted by a total of four Senior Lecturers covering a modest range of engineering studies. Full information on application procedure, conditions of appointment. superannuation, travel and removal allowances, study leave and housing is available from the Registrar of the University P.O. Box 92. Clayton. Victoria. Australia. SALARY: A minimum of £A4250 p.a. Superannua- , lion on the F.S.S.U. basis. CLOSING DATE: Applications close with the Registrar of the University on January 31. The Council reserves the right I to appoint to any of these Chairs . by invitation at any stage. ! F. H JOHNSON. Registrar. 3503

1 • THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY LECTURESHIP/SENIOR „• LECTURESHIP IN GERMAN 1 APPLICATIONS are Invited for ! the position of Lecturer/Senlor • Lecturer in German. The sal- > ary for a Senior Lecturer is I within the range £2550-xs»6- > £3OOO per annum; for a Lec- • turer within the range £1730x 105-£2435 per annum. In each , case cost of living adjustments . will be allowed (at present £47 p.a.). The salary is subject to , deductions under the State Superannuation Act. The commencing salary will be fixed ac- ’ cording to the qualifications and experience of the successful ap&licant. Under the Staff Mergers' Housing Scheme in cases approved bv the University and its Bankers, married men may be assisted by loahs to purchase a house. Applications, giving the names of three referees should be forwarded to reach the undersigned, from whom further Information may be obtained, not later than December 20. 1961 M A. TELFER. Registrar. Sydney. November 1961. 2206 THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY CHAIR OF PSYCHOLOGY APPLICATIONS are Invited for a recently established second : Chair within the Department of Psychology. The successful applicant will be jointly responsible with the McCaughey Professor of Psychology for the administration of the Department of Psychology Each Professor, together with whoever occupies the Associate Professorship already in the Department, will be responsible for the immediate supervision of the teaching and research in one subdivision of the whole field (eg. Genera! Experimental Psychology. Abnormal and Clinical Psychology. Individual Differences and Measurement), to be determined after consultation between the two Professors. Salary will be at the rate of £4250 per annum plus cost of living adjustments (at present £47 p a.). There is retirement provision under either the Sydney University Professorial Superannuation Scheme or the New South Wales State Superannuation Scheme. Under the Staff Members’ Housing Scheme, in cases approved by the University and Its Bankers, married men may be assisted by loans to purchase a house. The Senate reserves the right to fill the Chair by invitation. A statement of Conditions of Appointment and Information for Candidates may be obtained from the undersigned, with whom applications Cioee on December 31, 1961. M. A TELFER. Sydney. Rertatrar. _ November. 1961. 2206

THE UNIVERSITY' OF NEW SOUTH WALES LECTURER IN BIOCHEMISTRY The Unlverotty of New South Wales has a vacancy for a Lecturer in Biochemistry, wtthto the School of Biological Sciences. Applicants muet have at least an Kaurs degree or equlvaent qu&Uficationa, with • sound training in biochemistry. «nd to applicants with interests to mamailan or human biochemistry. The successful appUcent may be expected to supervise postgraduate research wo*. ditton to undergraduate taarhSalary: EAITT7 range CA2482 per annum. Commencing salary wiU be determined by quaUfleMtona and experience. Details of superannuation benefits and condittonsof appointment may be obtained from the University. Inquiries about the ment of Biochemistry should be addressed to Professor B. J. Ralph. Head of the School of SXgicsJ Sciences. Kensington AppUcotions should be sent to theAppolntmenta Section. Box i Office. Keruangton. NS W- before January 21. 1962. J. O. A. BOURKE. Bursar.