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I UNIVERSITY VACANCIES MONASH UNIVERSITY MELBOURNE. AUSTRALIA FACULTY OF LAW SENIOR LECTURERS AND LECTURERS IN LAW Applications are invited for appointment to the above positions. Salary: Senior lecturers: A56500-A57600 per annum. Lecturers: A54500A56300. with superannuation provision on the F.S.S.U. basis. The Monash University Law School began teaching in 1964 and has established teaching in the following subjects: The legal system, criminal law, history (British history for law students), the law of contracts, the law of torts, constitutional law. property I. property 11. administrative law. conflicts of laws, international law. jurisprudence. and legal history. During 1967 and 1968 it is intended to establish teaching in the following additional subjects: Comparative law. commercial law. conveyancing and drafting, family law. Industrial law, wills and the administration of estates, taxation, legal persons, creditors' rights, advanced constitutional law, civil and criminal procedure, and evidence. The permanent staff of the Law School in 1966 includes 14 members of the rank of lecturer and above. One senior lectureship is vacant from July 31, 1966, following the election of the sub-dean (Mr P. G. Nash) to the foundation chair of law in the University of Papua and New Guinea. The other posts to be filled are new posts. It ts hoped that applicants for the positions now advertised will have special interests in one or more of the subjects to be developed in 1967 and t96S. Applicants should be able to take up duty not later than December, 1966. Benefits: Full travelling expenses for an appointee and family; 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 Academic Registrar of the University, Clayton, Victoria, Australia. Inquiries regarding details of courses and research activities should be addressed to Professor D. P. Derham. Closing date: July 29, 1966 The university reserves the right not to fill these appointments. J. D. BUTCHART. Academic Registrar. 3222 THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY Invites Applications for a LECTURESHIP/SENIOR ■ LECTURESHIP IN BIOLOGY (mainly for administrative duties) IN THE SCHOOL OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES The successful applicant will be required primarily to assist in the administration of the School. He may also be required to engage in a limited amount of teaching according to his interests. Salary for a Lecturer is within the range SA4SOO x 220—5A6340 per annum, and for a Senior Lecturer within the range 5A6600 x 200—5A7600 per annum. Information concerning superannuation, housing scheme, sabbatical leave, etc., and method of application is obtainable from the Registra, University of Sydney. Sydney, N.S.W., with whom applications close on June 30, 1966. M. A. TELFER, Registrar. 3886

THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA DEAN OF MEDICINE APPLICATIONS for appointment to the newly created full-time position of Dean in the Faculty of Medicine are invited from persons with medical qualifications including a higher degree or diploma. The salary for the post is A 12.000 dollars p.a. and superannuation will be similar to F.S.S.U. The appointee will be required to exercise general supervision over the educational administrative work of the Faculty of Medicine and to take a leading part in planning its academic and physical development including, in particular, development of a proposed Medical Centre. Intending applicants are requested to obtain details of the procedure to be followed in ap nlying 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 31. 1966. A. J. WILLIAMS. Registrar. 3478 UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND CHAIR OF MINING AND METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING FOLLOWING the appointment of Professor F. T. M. White to McGHO University, the U nl'verst ty of Queensland invites aprr'ications for the position—PROFESSOR OF MINING AND METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING The Professor will be the Head of the Department of Mining and Metallurgical Engineering He wi'lil be responsible for the organisation of the Department and for the supervision of teaching and researcl. activities. The University of Queensland Department of Mining and Metallurgical Engineering is on< of the leading mining schools In the world, not only in the comprehensive training of its undergraduates in branches of mining and metaliurgy, but atso in the quality of its postgraduate training and its research work. There ts a staff of eight lecturers, thirty research officers, specialists, demonstrators and assistants. The Department is a major source of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers for the industry in Australia. The Queensland Chamber of Milnes and the mining industry of Australia are major supporters of the Department. There is a close Halis-on with the mining Industry and many scholarships are offered by mining companies. During the 1967-69 trienntum a substantial new building will' be erected for the Department at St. Lucia.

The Department has ar experimental! mine, equipped for experiments in both underground and open cut mining methods, and a pilot plant which has led to new methods and concepts in comminution, concentration and hydro metallurgy. There are oppor tunities for further expansion in the fields of mining engineering (metalliferous and coa') petroleum engineering, m’.nera dressing and extractive metallurgy. An applicant should possess good academic qualifications and practical experience in Mining and/or Metaiturgtcal Engineering, and have had close association with industry There is opportunity for a limited amount of private consultative practice. Salary wtlll be A 10.400 dollars per annum. There is F.S.S.U. Superannuation and excellent provision for study leave anc attendance at conferences There is a University Housing Scheme. Further information is available on request to the undersigned with whom a ppi*! cations close on JULY 29. C. J. CONNELL. Registrar 3221