UNIVEISITY VACANCIES THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED STUDIES Department of Demography APPLICATIONS are invited for two positions:— 1. RESEARCH FELLOW within tlie range £ A 1656-2450. 2. SENIOR RESEARCH FELLOW within the range £A2620-3160 Appointments in these categories are usually for three years with possible extension to a maximum of five years, but a shorter term may be considered in each case. While the successful applicants will be expected to assist in the supervision of students and in seminars. tne greater part of their time will be available for their own research. The research interests of the Department include the broader historical, social and economic studies of population movements. such as international migration and urbanisation, as well as the statistical analyses of marriage, fertility and mortality. Current research is focussed upon Australia New Zealand. the Pacific Islands and Southern and Eastern Asia, but research is not necessarily limited to these areas. Head of the Department: Professor W. D Borrie.
J Further details, including a ' pamphlet giving details of the Department’s researen projects ; and publications, may be obtained from the undersigned, with whom applications close on April 26. 1963. E. P. THOMAS Acting Registrar Institute of Advanced Studies Box 4 G.P.O. Canberra A C.T. I March 18. 1963. 3491 THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY MANAGER OF SYDNEY I UNIVERSITY PRESS The Board of Sydney Uni- ’ versity Press is engaged in recruiting initial start for the Press, and applications are ini' vited lor the post of Manager. The Manager will be responsible ;to the Board for the general 1 management of the Press, which will undertake the activities usual to University Presses, but will not itself engage in printing or in retail bookselling. The , salary will lie within the range ; £2500 to £3500 per annum, the actual rate being determined in ' the light of qualifications and experience of the appointee. Salary will be subject to deductions under the State Superannuation Act. 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. Applicants should have experience in publishing, but not necessarily in all its branches. Following the appointment of a Manager the Board will appoint a Chief Editor and other staff, who will work under the Manager’s supervision. Those interested may obtain a full statement of the conditions of appointment and of the nature of the Press by writing to the undersigned. Personal inquiries should be directed to Mr D. R. V. Wood (MW 0522, Extension 254). Applications, giving details of I qualifications and experience) | and the names of three referees should reach the undersigned by May 6. 1963. M A. TELFER. Sydney, Registrar. March, 1963. 3614 | THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY CANBERRA POSTGRADUATE STUDY AND SCHOLARSHIPS Applications are invited for enrolment as research students. Applicants should be graduates with capacity for research. Some scholarships are offered for competition among those ' wishing to enrol. Students 1 normally enrol for the Ph.D ' degree (the course for which i extends over three years). A i scholarship is initially awarded for two years but will normally be extended for the whole’ period of the course. The scholarship allowance is' £A9SO per annum tax free <£Al372 per annum tax free lor! i scholars with appropriate medi-i ' cal qualifications). Married) ) scholars with dependent child-) ren are granted additional allowances for £A3IO per annum 1 I in respect of the first child and la further £A9O for each other ! child. Scholars will be exempted from University Fees. Fares to and from Canberra on the commencement and expiration of the scholarship will be paid. The fields in which scholarships are tenable are shown below, enrolment in particular departments for particular degrees being at the discretion of the Research School or Faculty. on the recommendation of i the Head of the Department concerned INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED STUDIES (students will normally enrol for the PhD degree)— (a) The John Curtin School of Medical Research Biochemistry’. Electron Microscopy. Experimental Pathology Medical Chemistry. Microbiology. Physiology and Physical Biochemistry. (b) The Research School of Physical Sciences Astronomy, Geophysics. Mathmatics. Nuclear Physics. Particle Physics and Theoretical Physics. (c) Tlie Research School of Social Sciences Demography. Economics. Economic History. Economic Statistics. History of Ideas. International Polities. Law’, Mathematical Statistics. Modern History. Political Science Public Administration Social and Political Philosophy. Sociology and Statistics (d) The Research School of Pacific Studies Anthropology and Sociology. Archaeology. Chinese and Japanese History. Economics. Geography. International Relations New’ Guinea Studies. Oceanic Linguistics and Pacific History. SCHOOL OF GENERAL STUDIES The Faculties of Arts. Economics. Law Oriental Studies and Sciences: Australian Language and Literature. Botany. Chemistry. Chinese Language and Literature. Classics. Economics Economic History Geography. Geology. History. Indonesian and; Malayan Language and Litera-i lure. Japanese Language and) Literature. Jurisprudence.. Mathematics Philosophy. Phys-) ics. Political Science. Private! Law Psychology. Public Law. Russian Statistics. Theoretical Physics. Zoology Application forms and further information about the work being carried out at the University are available from the undersigned. Applications should reach the University by April 30 or October 31 in any year, although special consideration may be given to applications at other times. Applications are considered quarterly in February. May. August and November by the John Curtin School of Medical Research. Scholarships may be taken up at any time afterward. subject to* agreement of the Head of De-f partment concerned. E P THOMAS Acting Registrar. Institute of Advanced Studies Box 4 G P.O. CANBERRA A.C.T„ AUSTRALIA 8653
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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30094, 30 March 1963, Page 29
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