UNIVIKHTY VACANCIIS MONASH UNIVERSITY. Melbourne, Australia. Monash University invites applications tor appointment to the following positions in the Faculty of Economics and Politics: LECTURER OR SENIOR LECTURER IN ECONOMIC HISTORY The courses offered in Economic History cover Australia. United Kingdom, US. A. Asia and Russia. The Faculty is particularly interested in applicants whose field of work includes Russian economic history and growth. LECTURER OR SENIOR LECTURER IN ECONOMIC STATISTICS Courses in Economic Statistics are given over all years of the degree and include most aspects of economic statistics. SALARY SCALES: Senior Lecturer: £ A2480-£ A3OOO per annum. Lecturer: £A1660£A2450 per annum, with superannuation provision on the F.S.S.U. basis. General Conditions of Appointment may be obtained from the Registrar of the University. Inquiries concerning details of proposed courses should be addressed to Professor D. Cochrane. Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Politics. Applications, in duplicate, should be lodged with the Registrar of the University, P.O. Box 92. Clayton, Victoria. Australia, not later than November 30. 1962. F. H. JOHNSON, Registrar. 2135 MASSEY COLLEGE, PALMERSTON NORTH. ASSISTANT LECTURER IN ZOOLOGY. ASSISTANT LECTURER IN FARM MANAGEMENT. LECTURER/ASS IST ANT LECTURER IN INORGANIC CHEMISTRY. Applications are invited for the above positions. Salaries: Assistant Lecturer, £9OO x 50£llOO. Lecturer. £1250 x 75-£l7OO. Further details and conditions of appointment are available from the undersigned, with whom applications close on November 20, 1962. A. J. WEIR. Registrar. 2192 THE OTAGO HOSPITAL BOARD And UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO (Medical Unit. Dunedin Hospital and Department of Medicine) DUNEDIN, NEW ZEALAND SENIOR ASSISTANT (LECTURER) ON THE CLINICAL AND TEACHING STAFF APPLICATIONS are called for the above position from persons who hold a degree in Medicine of an approved University and who must either (a) hold a higher qualification in Medicine and have had two years' or more practical experience in medicine or ((b) have been qualified for six years or more and have had three years’ or more practical experience in medicine. SALARY: The salary payable will be that of Junior Specialist under the Hospital Employment (Medical Officers) Regulations, vis: £1930-£2300 per annum. The commencing rate of salary within the scale, will be that determined by the Medical Officers Salaries Grading Committee in accordance with the qualifications and experience of the appointee. Conditions of Appointment, together with the prescribed Form of Application, may be obtained upon application to the Undersigned. APPLICATIONS, stating age. qualifications and experience, together with Health and Chest Certificates, will be received by the Undersigned until 10 O'CLOCK A.M. ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1962. W. A. WILLIAMSON, Secretary, OTAGO HOSPITAL BOARD, P.O. Box 946, DUNEDIN. 3672 THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED STUDIES JOHN CURTIN SCHOOL OF MEDICAL RESEARCH APPLICATIONS are Invited for the appointment of a Biochemist as a Research Fellow in a unit of Cell Biology and Immunology, with Dr. Stephen Boyden, within the Department of Experimental Pathology (Head of Department: Professor F. C. Courtice). The unit is engaged in studies on acquired immunity and on mechanisms involved in the responses and interactions of cells. Previous experience in these fields is not considered essential. Some experience in protein chemistry and in the isolation and characterisation of macromolecules would be an
advantage. The salary range for Research Fellows is £ A 1656-2450; initial salary depends on qualifications and experience. Appointment is for three years with possible extension to a maximum of five years. Superannuation is on the F.S.S.U. pattern. Reasonable travel expenses are paid and assistance with housing is provided. Further particulars should be obtained from the undersigned with whom applications dose on November 7, 1962. D. K. R. HODGKIN, Registrar, Institute of Advanced studies. Box 4. G.P.0., CANBERRA. A.C.T. September 20. 1962. 2188
POST GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS (TENABLE OVERSEAS) The University Grants Committee invite applications from suitably qualified graduates for the following awards: 1. SIR WALTER MULHOLLAND FELLOWSHIPS (2) TENURE: 3 years VALUE: £l6OO per annum, marriage allowance £2SO per annum, child allowance, return fares for self and family. Plus fees and book allowance of £5O. FIELDS OF STUDY: Economics, biochemistry, microbiology, engineering, food technology, animal physiology and genetics. X SHELL POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP. TENURE: 2 years. VALUE: £B5O per annum and return fare to the United Kingdom FIELDS OF STUDY: Chemistry, Physics. Geology. Geophysics, Chemical Engineering, or Engineering. 3. UNILEVER SCHOLARSHIP. TENURE: 2 yean. VALUE: £750 per annum and return fare to the United Kingdom FIELDS OF STUDY: Arts or Science. 4. POSTGRADUATE and other travelling Scholarships already publicised throughout the Universities. Application forms may be obtained from the Universities or from the University Grants Committee. Applications close with the Secretary. University Grants Committee, P.O. Box 8035. Wellington. C. 1., on November 1, 1962. but applications for the Sir Walter Mulholland Fellowships will be accepted up to November 30, 1982. 2170
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