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UNIVERSITY VACANCIES! UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY DIRECTOR OF EXTENSION STUDIES APPLICATIONS are Invited for the position of Director in the Department of Extension Studies at this University Salary attached to the position is 85800 , to 56600 per annum. For an 1 overseas appointee, salary will ! normally be paid from date of embarkation. Approved fares to Christchurch will be paid. . Applicants should have a good . Honours Degree and experience ( in administration. Previous ex- . perience and interest in uni- . versity extension work will be , an advantage but is not re- , garded as mandatory. , Further particulars and Con- i ditions of Appointments may be ■ obtained from the undersigned or from Registrars of all other Universities in New Zealand. Applications close on June S. 1968. G. G. TURBOTT. Registrar. CHRISTCHURCH. THE UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND APPLICATIONS are invited for the following positions. Conditions of Appointment and Method of Application are available from New Zealand and Aus- , tralian Universities or from the undersigned, with whom application will close on May 31. 1968. SALARIES— , M . 1 Chairs: The basic professional , salary is 8NZ7200 p.a. but g is ] within the power of the Council < to make appointments at $7BOO 1 and $B6OO p.a. having regard to i the qualifications of the can- i didates concerned. Senior Lee- j turers'Lecturers: BNZ3OOO x $2OO | —55400 p.a. For Senior Lecture- i ships and Lectureships, com- i mencing salaries will be fixed in accordance with qualifica- j tions and experience. CHAIR IN GEOPHYSICS: This is a newlv-established Fourth Chair within the Department ot Physics. Candidates should be ] suitably qualified in fields relat- j ing to atmospheric or oceano- ] graphic geophysics. Preference j will be given to theoretical j phvsicists with experience in the application of fluid . dynamics or wave propagation to problems of a geophysical nature, including turbulence and meteorology, but experience in any theoretical or experimental field relevant to the t present interests of the Depart- < meat will be considered. SENIOR LECTURESHIP OR J LECTURESHIP IN ATMOSPHERIC , PHYSICS. Preference will be given to an applicant qualified to teach some aspects of atmos- 1 pherical physics or modern electronics, and whose research Interests can be related to the work now being done in the Department or proposed by the I new Professor. t CHAIR IN TOWN PLANNING. { The chair carries with it the Headship of the Department and is to fill a vacancy created 1 by the impending retirement of Professor R. T. Kennedy. Applicants must state fully the field of town planning in which their $ particular academic and pro- c fessorial qualifications and a research interests lie. a LECTURESHIP IN TOWN * PLANNING. Preference will be ’ given to a graduate in Town ® Planning or in an allied field r and to those who have had * planning experience. The per- . son appointed will be required J to lecture and conduct seminars z tn Town Planning Techniques ’ and/or Statutory Planning and J Administration and to supervise . exercises. CHAIR IN ZOOLOGY. This is . a newly-established Second , Chair within the Department. 4 Applicants should preferably , be highly qualified in Entomology, whether primarily as an insect physiologist, an ecologist, or a taxonomist. < LECTURESHIPS IN CHEMISTRY. Applicants should state the fields in which their research Interests lie. SENIOR LECTURESHIP OR LECTURESHIP IN CIVIL ENGINEER ING. The main fields of interest of the applicants should be the Theory of Structures. J. A. KIRKNESS, J Registrar. 1 University of Auckland. 1 Box 2175. AUCKLAND. < 2310 i " i THE UNIVERSITY OF < MELBOURNE I 1 LECTURESHIP/ « SENIOR LECTURESHIP i 1 (TWO POSITIONS) < “ in the j DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL ! SCIENCE QUALIFICATIONS: Honours , Degree in Political Science with post-graduate specialisation in 1 Political Theory, Political * Sociology or Comparative ' Government. j DUTIES: To teach in one or i more of the above fields. SALARY: Senior Lectureship: $7500-88750 (Aust.) Lectureship; $5400-87300 (Aust.) Initial salary will be determined according to qualifica- i tions and experience. Further information, including details of superannuation, . travel and removal expenses, housing assistance and conditi®ns appointment, is available from the Registrar. All correspondence should be addressed to the Re&trar (apPpintment F 25). ThWniversity J* Mc iJ?“ rne ’ Parkville, Victoria. 3052, Australia. Applications close on June 30, 1968 A. T. J. BELL, Registrar. 2329 the university of NEW ENGLAND PROFESSOR OF BIOCHEMISTRY ( crTnnv a PP O,ntp <l WIU ’ Ind" Rur'al'sS” °' Science < 141? nnn a L ars ' ,or a Pro, essor is j 1A12.000 per annum. Provision i • ,0 1 payment of travel i and removal expenses, superan- i nuation and assistance in buying or building a home staff are entitled to ■ fo?s!„o. rrants > nts an<l fu » “’ary granted y l eaVe; cre(Jit “»y be granted for existing study leave entitlement. * y information may be * wnb ln « d h ,roln the undersigned, | with whom applications (two copies together with a recent ? h h .“ t f gra P h anll the names of i 30 196 S fereeS> ’ ClOSe on June T. C. LAMBIE . . , Registrar. Ar midale, N.S.W., 2351. 2415 UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE RESEARCH AND POST-GRADUATE ’ STUDIES IN TRANSPORT A number ol scholarships may be available for researcb and 1 post-graduate studies In trans- ; port during 1968 in the Department of Civil Engineering, University of Melbourne. Applications are invited from graduates in engineering, preferably with honours, interested In reading for the degree of Master of Engineering Science with the major field of study in transport. Enquiries should be made as soon as possible with: PROFESSOR A. J. FRANCIS. Department of Civil Engineering, UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE. I Parkville. 3052.