UNIVERSITY VACANCIES AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY READER IN ENGLISH APPLICATIONS are invited for appointment to a vacant post of Reader in English in the Faculty of Arts of the University. It is hopped the appointee will be able to take up duty as soon as possible. The appointment will be made in the general field of postmedieval literature. Within this field, no specific area is designated but, if possible, preference will be shown to applicants having special interests in the literature of the later nineteenth century (including American literature). This expression of preference should not be regarded as being designed to discourage applications from suitable candidates with other specialties. The department provides courses leading to the degree of Bachelor of Arts and supervises candidates for the degrees of Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy. The salary for a reader is $9900 per annum Australian currency. The University provides reasonable travel and removal expenses and assistance with housing. Superannuation is on the F.S.S.U. pattern with supplementary benefits. Financial assistance towards study leave is also available. Further information and the forms which should accompany an application may be obtained from the undersigned, Australian National Universty, P O. Box 4, Canberra, A.C.T. 2600, Australia, with whom applications close on May 27. 1968. C. G. PLOWMAN, Academic Registrar. 2954
AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATIVE POST APPLICATIONS are invited from university graduates interested in a career in university administration for appointment to a senior administrative post initially relating to the academic affairs of the Research Schools of Social Sciences and Pacific Studies. Previous experience in university administration would be useful but is not essential. Salary will be within an appropriate range within the limits $5891 per annum to $7109 oer annum Australian currency but the University would be willing to negotiate a higher salary where experience and qualifications made this appropriate. Reasonable travel and removal expenses are payable and assistance with housing is provided in the case of an appointment from outside Canberra. Superannuation is on the F.S.S.U. basis with supplementary benefits. A person contributing to the Commonwealth Superannuation Fund or Provident Account may continue to do so on appointment. The successful applicant will be required to undergo a medical examination. Further particulars are available from the undersigned, Australian National University, P.O. Box 4. Canberra, A.C.T. 2600. Australia, with whom applications close on Friday. May 3, 1968 D K R. HODGKIN. Registrar. ! 2952
LA TROBE UNIVERSITY MELBOURNE SUBPROFESSORIAL POSTS IMMEDIATE APPOINTMENTS AGRICULTURE: Lecturer, Soil Science with particular reference to plant nutrition and soil fertility or plant/water relationships. Previous teaching experience not essential. MATHEMATICS: Lecturer/Senlor Lecturer, Pure Mathematics. LATE 1968—EARLY 1969 ALL LEVELS AGRICULTURE: Plant physiology, animal physiology. CHEMISTRYInorganic, organic, physical. MATHEMATICS: Pure, applied, statistics. PHYSICS: Experimental and theoretical. ENGLISH: Medieval to modern literature including American and Commonwealth literature. HISTORY: American, Latin American (particularly Mexico), Modern East and S.E. Asian, Indian, Modern European. MODERN LANGUAGES: French—Literature and critical theory (19th-20th century). Spanish—General with specialisation in Siglo de Oro and contemporary Spanish literature or Luso-Brizilian studies PHILOSOPHY: All fields. ECONOMICS: All fields including mathematical economics, agricultural economics, macro-eco-nomics (theoretical and applied), micro-economics (theoretical and applied), industrial relations, business decision-making, statistics and accounting for economists. POLITICS: Comparative western governments, International relations and developing nations. SOCIOLOGY: All fields. A limited number of research posts are also available in CHEMISTRY. Persons whose interests lie outside the particular areas mentioned will also be considered.
Applications and/or inquiries should be directed to the Registrar, La Trobe University, Bundoora. Victoria 3083. Comprehensive information sent to all inouirers. Closing date May 27. 1968. 2909 LINCOLN COLLEGE (University College of Agriculture) LECTURER IN AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING (Farm Structures and Services) A VACANCY exists within the Department of Agricultural Engineering for a lecturer to take charge of courses, laboratory classes and research projects in the field of farm structures and services. The Department teaches service courses to students in agricultural science and professional courses in agricultural engineering, notably for the B.E. (Agric.), degree of the University of Canterbury. Applicant should hold professional qualifications in Civil Engineering. The position offers an interesting and challenging opportunity for a man with some experience in local government engineering, general consulting or civil construction, who is willing to apply this experience to the solution of engineering problems in an agricultural environment. Every opportunity to work for a higher degree and to take part in the research activities of New Zealand Agricultural Engineering Institute, the country’s major centre for agricultural engineering research and testing. Commencing salary according to qualifications and experience within the lecturer range of $3OOO to $5400 per annum. Further details and conditions of appointment available from the undersigned, with whom applications close on May 6, 1968. H. G. HUNT. 1 Registrar. LINCOLN COLLEGE. CANTERBURY. 2001
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