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UNIYIKSITY VACANCIES MONASH UNIVERSITY, Melbourne, Australia. READER or ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR IN FRENCH and READER or ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR IN GERMAN APPLICATIONS are invited for appointment to the above positions in the DEPARTMENT OF MODERN LANGUAGES which at present has French. German. Linguistics. Malay and Indonesian and Russian Sections. Appointments in Japanese and Spanish are envisaged for 1966. THE FRENCH SECTION has a full-time academic staff of twenty-one and 450 students. Current research projects include aspects of 16th, ISth and 20th centurs' French literature, bibliography and textual criticism, and the application of electronic computers to linguistic and stylistic problems. The Section is also the editorial centre for the AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF FRENCH STUDIES. Applicants may be specialists In any field of French studies and should have a higher degree in French (Ph.D., doctoral d’Universite) or the Agregation with a substantial record of publication and several years* university teaching experience. THE GERMAN SECTION has a full-time academic staff of twelve and over 300 students. Current research projects include aspects of 18th and 20th century German literature, German Australiana. bibliography and problems of bilingualism Applicants may be specialists in any field of German studies and should have a higher degree in German (Ph.D., D.Phil.) and several years’ university teaching experience. The appointee to each Section will be encouraged to work in his own research field and to assist in supervising the increasing number of postgraduate students. NOTE: Applications have already been invited for appointment as Senior Lecturer. Lecturer. Senior Teaching Fellow and Teaching Fellow in both the French and German Sections with a closing date on May 28. 1965. SALARY RANGES: Reader. £A4300 p.a. Associate Profesor, £A4OOO- - p.a. with Superannuation provision on the F.S.S.U. basis. BENEFITS: Full travelling expenses for an appointee and familv; removal allowance; repatriation after three years’ appointment if desired; subsidised housing plus availability of loans for home purchase: one year’s study leave after six years’ service, pro rata after three years, with provision for financial assistance. Further general information is available from the Registrar of the University, P.O. Box 92, Clayton, Victoria, Australia. Inquiries concerning teaching and research programmes should be addressed to: FRENCH— Acting-Professor W. Kirs op GERMAN—Professor L. Bodl. CLOSING DATE: June 4, 1965. F. H. JOHNSON. Registrar. 3557 MONASH UNIVERSITY MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA FACULTY OF ENGINEERING Applications are invited for appointment as SENIOR LECTURER. LECTURER, SENIOR TEACHING FELLOW and TEACHING FELLOW in the following departments of the faculty of engineering. Applied Mechanics: This department is concerned with solid mechanics, mechanisms, design, mechanical systems and their control, production science. Candidates’ interests should He within these fields. The department serves the faculty as a whole and also balances the intentional “fluid mechanics” bias of the department of mechanical engineering. Chemical Engineering: Applications will be welcomed from physical chemists and chemical engineers with interests in any branch of chemical engineering or chemical technology. The following branches are of special interest: Process control, fluid mechanics, heat and mass transfer, kinetics of industrial reactions, high pressure and high temperature technology. The department is well housed in a new building.

Civil Engineering: It is planned to make four new appointments in the fields of: Soil mechanics, surveying, concrete technology and civil engineering design. These areas of study are integrated into the expanding teaching and research activities of the department. Laboratory space of 26,000 sq. ft. will be completed by the end of 1965, and further extensions are planned for 1967. Electrical Engineering: This department has a total of nine academic staff and 13 research students together with supporting staff and is particularly active in research in the broad field of communications and control engineering. It is particularly desired at this stage to expand the present activity in heavy current electrical engineering, and applications would be welcomed from persons with considerable experience in this field. Mechanical Engineering: This department is responsible for studies in the general fields of thermodynamics and fluid mechanics. Applications are invited from candidates with a major interest in hydraulics. Salary ranges: Senior lecturer, £A3250-£A3SOO p.a.; lecturer, £A2400-£A3150 p.a.; senior teaching fellow, £AI9OO-£A2150 p.a.; teaching fellow, £AI6OO- - p.a.; with superannuation provision on the F.S.S.U. basis for appointees of senior teaching fellow status and above. Benefits: Full travelling expenses for an appointee and family, removal allowance, repatriation after three years' appointment if desired, subsidised housing. Senior lecturers and lecturers only: one year’s study leave after six years' service pro rata after three years, availability of loans for home purchase. Further general information Is available from the Registrar of the University, P.O. Box 92, Clayton, Victoria, Australia. Technical inquiries should be addressed to: Applied mechanics, Professor K. H. Hunt; chemical engineering. Professor O. E. Potter; civil engineering, Professor N. W. Murray; electrical engineering. Professor D. G. Lampard: mechanical engineering. Professor R. G. Barden. Closing date: June 4, 1965. F. H. JOHNSON, Registrar. 3557 THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY APPLICATIONS are invited for the positions of ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR and SENIOR LECTURER in the DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY*. Salary for an Associate Professor is £4300 per annum, and for a Senior Lecturer within the range £3300 x 100—£3800 per annum. Information concerning superannuation, Housing Scheme, sabbatical leave, etc., and method of application is obtainable from the Registrar, University of Sydney. Sydney, New South Wales, with whom applications close on June 15, 1965. Information regarding current research activities and facilities may be obtained direct from the Professor of Pathology, Professor F. R. Magarey. M. A. TELFER. Registrar. SYDNEY. April, 1965. 9793