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UN I VER SITY VACANCIES THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND LECTURER SENIOR LECTURER LN STATISTICS/ BIOMETRY APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Stautics/ Biometrv. In spec-.al circumstances, the appointment may be offered at I' the level of Associate Professor to an applicant with outstand-' ing qualifications. Applicants 1 should have experience in the; application of statistics in bio-’ logical science. The successful applicant will '■ be required to provide a con-1 sultative service for Rural Science and Science biology staff and post-graduate students and to offer Biometry courses for students in the Faculty of Rural Science. He will also be expected to do some teaching in Mathematical Statistics in the Department of Mathematics. Commencing salary will be I determined according to quail-1 fications and experience within | one of their ranges: Senior Lee-! turer £A3300 x 100—£A3800. ! Lecturer—£A24oo x 110—£A3170. . The salary for Associate Professor is £A4300. Provision is made for the payment of first-class fares, removal expenses, superannuation, assistance in buying or building a home and study leave. Study leave travel grants I are available and credit may be ’ granted for existing study leave i entitlement. Further information may be obtained from the undersigned | with whom applications (two co.pes together with a recent photograph and the names of | three referees), close on the j 7th January. 1966. Applicants in j the United Kingdom should for- i ward an additional copy of | their application to the Secre- \ tary-General. Association of Commonwealth Universities, Marlborough House, Pall Mall. London, S.W.I, by the same date. T. C. LAMBLE. Registrar. Armidale, N.S.W. Australia 3450 I THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE I AT BEDFORD PARK CHAIR OF EDUCATION Applications are invited for! appointment as Professor of Education in the School of Social Sciences of the University of Adelaide at Bedford Park. By an agreement between the University and the Education Department of South Australia the Professor will also be appointed as Principal of the Bedford Park Teachers’ College. The salary is £5200 a year with superannuation on the F.S.S.U. basis. The University of Adelaide at Bedford Park is an academically autonomous campus of the University of Adelaide situated on a new site about seven miles south of the city of Adelaide. The Teachers’ College site adjoins that of the University. Academic work at the University is organised in Schools of Language and Literature, Social Sciences. Physical Sciences and Biological Sciences. Teaching will begin at Bedford Park in ]Q66, and construction of new buildings to house the four academic Schools, Library, and the Union is now nearing completion. The acquisition of nooks for the Library is well advanced. The Professor will be responsible to the University Council for university courses in education; university staff will be appointed to assist him in this work. The Principal of the Bedford Park Teachers’ College will be responsible to the Director of Education for the supervision of the Teachers’ College students. Staff, including Vice-Principals, will be appointed by the Education Department to assist the Principal in this work. The Professor will have the normal tenure and salary of a professor of the University of Adelaide at Bedford Park. The agreement with the Education Department relating to the joint appointment is for a period of five years in the first nstance, but the Professor’s status and salary within the University will not be affected if the agreement is not renewed at the end of that period. A statement setting out the conditions of appointment and giving fuller information about the University of Adelaide at Bedford Park and the Bedford Park Teachers’ College may be obtained from the Secretary, the University of Adelaide at Bedford Park, 199 North terrace, Adelaide, South Australia. Applications in duplicate should be lodged with the Secretary not later than January 31, 1966 2112 UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO Laboratory Technician A vacancy exists at the Dental School for a laboratory technicians in the Department of Basic Sciences. Previous experience in bacteriological work is essential. The routine histological, diagnostic and research work of the department also Involves techniques of optical •nd electronmicroscopy, photomicrography and microradiography and training in these and other duties will be provided as required. Commencing salary will be determined by qualifications and experience within the range of £845-£l3BO. An appointee in the higher range will be expected to be able to assume charge of the technical work of all the departments laboratories under the general direction of Associate Professor F. R. Shroff. Further particulars may be obtained from the undersigned with whom applications close •n December 10. R. W. FOSTER, Secretary, Dental School, ,PO. Box 647, DUNEDIN. 2742 UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO DEPARTMENT OF SURVEYING TECHNICIAN APPLICANTS should be thoroughly familiar with the use. field adjustment and care of routine surveying instruments. It would be an advan tage if applicants are also qualified in workshop practice and have a knowledge of the workshop repair and adjustment of such instruments. The successful applicant will be expected to maintain the department's equipment in good order, both in the department in Dunedin and at field camps, and he may also be expected to assist with some field exer rises. Possession of a driving licence for heavy motor vehicles ts desirable. Salary will be within the range £845—£1105 according to ability Applications should be made In writing to the undersigned from whom conditions of appointment and further informa tion may be obtained The closing date for applica tions is December 15 1965 The appointee should be pre pared to take up h’s duties as r-ar tn February 1. 1966. as i possible J W HAYWARD Registrar