UNIVERSITY VACANCIES UNIVERSITY OF PAPUA AND NEW GUINEA APPLICATIONS are invited for the following posta in faculties of the University for 1969. (These positions have not been advertised previously.) SENIOR LECTURER OR LECTURER IN EDUCATION (Professor E. Roe—Head of Department) Applicants with qualifications in sociology or allied disciplines and/or with a science background will be particularly welcomed. SENIOR LECTURER OR LECTURER IN GEOGRAPHY (Professor R. G. Ward—Head of Department) Candidates preferred with qualifications in economic geography, including quantitative methods and location analysis. SENIOR LECTURER OR LECTURER IN MATHEMATICS (Professor M. H. McKay—Head of Department) Inquiries would be welcomed from applicants whose interests lie in pure mathematics or in the teaching of mathematics. SENIOR LECTURER OR LECTURER IN CHEMISTRY (Professor D. P. Drover—Head of Deparment) Organic chemist with interest in natural products or agricul tural research preferred. SENIOR LECTURER OR LECTURER IN PHYSICS 'Associate Professor B. Mainsbridge—Head of Department) Applicants with Ph.D. preferred. interested in micrometeorology or plant biophysics. SENIOR TUTOR OR TUTOR Geography Mathematics The University was established in 1965 and appointees will have opportunities to contribute to the development of courses appropriate to a new university in an emergent com munity. SALARIES Tutor, 8A4235-5A4775 per annUsTnior Tutor, 5A5225-8A5785 per annum. Lecturer. 8A5900-BA7BOO per annum. Senior Lecturer. 8A7950-8A9250 per annum. Plus 3A360 per annum for a married male appointee. Closing date for applica I tions. August 30. 1968. Further details, including the conditions of employment, accommodation, travel and removal expenses provided, may be obtained from the Registrar. P.O Box 1144. Boroko, T.P.N.G. Details of present and projected courses may be obtained from the Heads of Departments. Applications, which should be in duplicate, must include particulars of age, nationality, marital status. academic record teaching qualifications and experience in present post tion. a list of publications, the names of three referees of whom confidential inquiries may be made a recent small photograph, and a medical certificate of good health. Each successful candidate may be required to undergo a further medical examination by a physician nominated by the University. For each position advertised the Council reserves the right not to make an appointment at this stage. E. G. KEDGLEY, Registrar. 3490 UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY APPLICATIONS are invited for the following positions.— SENIOR LECTURER OR LECTURER IN GERMAN: The appointee may have specialised in any field of German studies or teaching. Applications close on August 23. 1988 SENIOR LECTURER OR LECTURER IN GEOGRAPHY. The appointment will be made in one of the following fields: 'a) Historical or economic geography for which special reference to North America, but also monsoon Asia and/or Europe will be desirable, (b) physical geography with special reference to climatology and/or biogeography. Experience in statistical techniques would be advantageous. Applications close on August 23. 1968. SENIOR LECTURER OR LECTURER IN ZOOLOGY: The particular field in which an appointment is desired is in comparative physiology: preference will be given to a candidate with qualifications to undertake teaching and research in respiration, excretion or osmoregulation, but on the research side, other fields of comparative physiology. especially as applied to invertebrates, will be considered. Applications close on August 23, 1968. GENERAL CONDITIONS The salary of Senior Lecturer or Lecturer is 83000 x 8200-84400 (bar) 84600 x 8200-85400. For an overseas appointee, salary will normally be paid from an approved date of embarkation. Approved fares to Christchurch will be paid. Further particulars and Conditions of Appointment may be obtained from the undersigned or from registrars of all other universities in New Zealand. G. G. TURBOTT, Registrar. CHRISTCHURCH. 3510 UNIVERSITY OF PAPUA AND NEW GUINEA SENIOR LECTURESHIP JN ENGLISH LANGUAGE A Senior Lecturer is required by the Department of English Language to teach undergraduate and graduate courses in modern English grammar. The successful' applicant would be required to teach courses in Sector Analysis of English and to take up duty in February, 1969. Preference will be given to those applicants with back ground training and teaching experience in Sector Analysis or Tagmemic Grammar. Further information on courses offered and teaching duties associated with the appointment may be obtained from the Professor of English Language, Professor Francis C. Jonnson. Salary: 8A7980-8A9250 per annum plus 8A360 per annum for married appointees. Closing date for applications August 30. IMB. Further details, including the conditions of employment, accommodation. travel and re movai expenses provided, may be obtained from the Registrar. PO. Box 1144, Boroko, T.P.N-G. Applications, which should be in duplicate, must include particulars of age, nationality, marital status, academic record, teaching qualifications and experience and present nosition, a list of publications, the names of three referees of whom confidential inquiries may be made, a recent small photograph, and medical certificate Of good health. Each successful candidate may be required to undergo a further medical examination by a nhysician nominated by the University. E. G. KEDGLEY. Registrar. 3992
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Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31724, 6 July 1968, Page 26
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