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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, 3A6500-6A7600 per annum; lecturers, 3A4800-3A6300 per annum with superannuation 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 student), the law of contracts, the law of torts, constitutional law, property I, property 11, legal history, evidence, commercial law, family law, wills and the administration of estates, conveyancing and drafting and comparative law. During 1968 and 1969 it is intended - to establish teaching in the following additional subjects: Taxation, industrial law, creditors’ rights, civil and criminal procedure, legal persons (including company law) and advanced constitutional law. The permanent staff of the Law School in 1967 includes 19 members of the rank of lecturer and above. It is hoped to fill a number of new posts by the beginning of 1968 to enable teaching in the additional subjects listed above to be established. Applicants should be able to take up duty not later than December, 1967. 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, or the secretary-general, Association of Commonwealth Universities, Marlborough House, Pall Mall, London, S.W.I. Inquiries regarding details of courses and research activities should be addressed to Professor D. P. Derham. . Closing date: Applications (in duplicate) should be lodged with the undersigned by May 31, 1967. J. D. BUTCHART. Academic Registrar. 2370 / MONASH UNIVERSITY. ‘ MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA £ CHAIR OF ECONOMETRICS t a Applications are invited to a v Chair of Econometrics within c the department of economics, t This department already has a r number of chairs. Professors of t accounting, agricultural eco- y nomics and economics (3) have t been appointed while chairs of o administration and economic a history are currently being P filled. s The professor of econometrics I will be expected to organise - and take part in the teaching t of quantitative economics in the »; later years of the undergrade a ate degree and in the pro- b gramme of graduate studies. - This latter responsibility in- a eludes the organisation and a supervision of theses for M.Ec. f and Ph.D. degree. p Salary: 3A10.400 per annum. Superannuation on the F.S.S.U. <j basis. Full information on ap- 0 plication procedure, conditions 0 of appointment, etc., is avail- u able from the secretary-general the Association of Commonwealth Universities, Appoint- 11 ments Section, Marlborough House, Pall Mall, London, S.W.I. or the academic registrar of E the university, Clayton, Victorta, Australia. Academic inqulries may be addressed to the dean of the faculty of economics and politics, Professor D. Cochrane. Applications close with the academic registrar on June 1, 1967. The council reserves the right to make no appointment or to appoint by Invitation at any stage. J. D. BUTCHART. Academic Registrar. March 20. 1967. 2369 THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA HISTORY Aplicatlons are invited for the following appointments in the Department of History: SENIOR LECTURESHIP A vacancy for a Senior Lecturer will occur at the beginning of August and the Department. Is particularly anxious to appoint a specialist in early modern European history (14501725), preferably someone with an interest in Italian history. However, applications from specialists in Tudor or Stuart history, later modern British history and later modern European history or from candidates able to teach the Rise of the West course (1450-1900) will also be considered. The salary range for the post is A 6500-7600 dollars p.a.a, with superannuation similar to F.S.S.U. The University Library is well stocked with books and microfilms on Italian history and about 40 Italian and Renaissance historical journals are available. TEMPORARY LECTURESHIP A Temporary Lectureship will be available for the year 1968. Preference will be given to specialists in medieval English or medievel European history, but applications from candidates willing to teach any course offered by the Department will be considered. The salary range for the post is A4BOO- - dollars p.a. Intending applicants are requested to obtain details of the procedure to be followed in applying for a post and a copy of the appropriate conditions of appointment before submitting ■ their applications. This information is' available from the undersigned with whom applications close on May 27, 1967. A. J. WILLIAMS. Registrar. 2087

Victoria University of Wellington New Zealand APPOINTMENTS TO CHAIRS TO MEET the needs of a growing establishment the Council of the Victoria University of Welington proposes to fill the following Chairs during 1967. The general conditions of appointment may be had from the Registrar of any University In ■New Zealand, and further inquiries may be made to the Registrar, Victoria University of Wellington. Salaries for Professors are within the range £3600 p.a. with an average of £4OOO. Not less than £3900 will be paid to the Head of a Department. Chair of Management Accounting. Chair of Education. Chair of History. Chair of Information Science Chair of Applied Mathematics. <Head of Department). Chair of Psychology Chair of Nuclear Physics. (Head of Department). Chair of Rusian (Head of Department). Formal applications for these posts are to be in the hands of the Registrar, P.O. Box 196, Welington, by June 30,1967. L. O. DESBOROUGH, Registrar. 2217