UNIVERSITY VACANCIES AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY CHAIR OF JAPANESE APPLICATIONS are invited for appointment to the newly established Chair of Japanese in the School of General Studies of the University. It Is hoped that the appointee will take up duty early in 1965. Applicants are expected to be fluent in the Japanese language, to have a broad knowledge of Japanese literature, history and society and to be actively engaged in research in one of these fields. The Professor will be head of a Department of Japanese in the Faculty of Oriental Studies. The salary for the Chair is | £A4600 per annum. Further information and the summ'ary forms which should accompany an application may be obtained from the undersigned, the Australian National University, P.O. Box 197, Canberra City, A.C.T., Australia, with whom applications close on June 30, 1964. C. G. PLOWMAN, Registrar, School of General Studies. 2041 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY, SYDNEY THE Macquarie University, which is being established in Sydney in the northern part of the metropolitan area, is proceeding to the appointment of a Vice-Chancellor. Persons Interested are invited to submit their names and a brief statement of their academic qualifications and experience. Terms of appointment with in general be comparable with those of the ViceChancellors of other Australian universities. Information about the proposed academic structure of the University may be had by writing to the undersigned at P.O. Box 458, North Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Applications for appointment will be received up to Friday, July 3, 1964. The Council reserves the right to fill the position by invitation. P. G. PRICE, Chairman of the interim Council. Sydney, May, 1964. THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED STUDIES DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC HISTORY Applications are invited for an appointment as Research Assistant within the salary limits £A1415-£lBOO. The Research Assistant would assist in one or more projects of the Department concerning the long-term institutional and economic development of Australia and comparative standards of living and economic change In several advanced countries. These projects includes statistical Investigation, studies in applied economics and general historical work. A good university degree is a prerequisite, but this may appropriately be in any of the fields mentioned: Istatistics, economics or history. The appointee would be given an opportunity to develop some work on his own Initiative. Written applications, giving academic qualifications, full details of experience and names of two referees, close with the undersigned at Box 4. G.P.0.. Canberra, A.C.T., Australia, on June 19. 1964. D. K. R. HODKIN, Registrar, Institute of Advanced Studies. 3381 THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY SENIOR LECTURER OR LECTURER IN PURE MATHEMATICS Applications are invited for appointment to a new post of Senior Lecturer or Lecturer in Pure Mathematics in the School of General Studies of the University. It is hoped that the appointee will be able to take up duty in 1964. Good experience in both teaching and research is a minimum requirement for appointment to the post at senior lecturer level. Salary on appointment will be in accordance with qualifications and experience within the ranges: senior lecturer: £A2750 x £AIIO-£A3300 per annum; lecturer: £AI9BO x £AIOO- - per annum. Further information and the summary forms which should accompany an application may be obtained from the undersigned, the Australian National Universitv, P.O. Box 197, Canberra City, A.C.T., Australia, with whom applications close on June 15, 1964. C. G. PLOWMAN, Registrar, School of General Studies. 2048 THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES Invites applications for appointment to the position of PROFESSOR OF ECONOMICS In the School of Economics, Faculty of Commerce. The University will especially welcome applications from persons interested in economic theory, econometrics or economic statistics. Salary will be £4610 per annum. This Is one of two chairs In the School of Economics. The other is held by Professor Alex Hunter, the present Head of the School The day-to-day administration of the School is in the hands of an administrative officer who works under the supervision of the Head of the School. Subject to the consent of the University Council, Professors may undertake a limited amount of higher consultative work. Prospective applicants should write ot the Appointments Section for details of conditions of appointment including super annuation, Study leave and housing scheme. The University reserves the right to fill any chair by Invitation. One typed copy of the application should be forwarded, together with the names of three referees and a recent photograph, to teach the Appointments Section, Box 1, Post Office, Kensington, by July 15, 1964. J. O. A. BOURKE, Bursar. THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA TEMPORARY LECTURESHIP IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Applications are Invited for appointment to a Temporary Lectureship In the J)epartm->•* of Mechanical Engineering for a period of 2 years from January 1, 1965, to relieve during the absence of staff on studv leave The salary for the position is £AI9OO/105/2635 p.a. Candidates should hold a degree in Engineering from a recognised University, preferably with honours. Previous teaching experience Is desirable but not essential and preference will be given to applicants with an interest in machine design and theory of machines. Adequate facilities are provided for teaching and research. Intending applicants are requested to obtain details of the procedure to be followed in applying for the post and a copy of the conditions of appointment before submitting their applications. This information is available from the undersigned with whom applications close on July 25, 1964. A. J. WILLIAMS, Registrar. | 2355
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