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UNIVERSITY VACANCIES THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND LECTURER IN GERMAN Applications are invited for the above position. No special field of study is demanded, but preference may be given to candidates who are primarily interested in either 20th Century literature or linguistics. A good honours degree and active engagement in work for a higher degree will be regarded as minimum academic qualifications. Commencing salary will be determined according to qualifications and experience within the range 3A5400 x 270—7300. Provision is made /or travel and removal expenses, superannuation, assistance in buying or building a home, and study leave. Study leave grants are available, and credit may be granted for existing study leave entitlement. Further Information may be obtained from the undersigned, with whom applications (two copies, together with the names of three referees, and a recent photograph) will close on October 31, 1968. T. C. LAMBLE, Registrar. Armidale, N.S.W. 3255 UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND The University invites applications for the following positions, for which applications close on the dates shown. The salary ranges are:— Lecturer, SAS4O0 —4 x 250, 3 x 300—5A7300. Senior Demonstrator, 3A4275 4 X 110, 1 x 125—3A4840. LECTURER IN PHYSIOTHERAPY An applicant from Australia should be a fully qualified physiotherapist, registered in Australia, and preferably have teaching experience. An applicant from United Kingdom or New Zealand should be a member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, and preferably have teaching experience. He or she will be required to conduct lectures and practical demonstrations in the theory and practice of physiotherapy, as well as to supervise students’ practical work with patients. (October 3.) SENIOR DEMONSTRATOR IN THE COMPUTER CENTRE Applicants are required to have a degree in Science or Engineering, or equivalent qualifications, and considerable experience in computer programming. The appointee will undertake under direction the development of programmes and programming systems for the University’s PDP 10 and GE 225 computer systems. He will also assist with the practical work carried out in courses, including the post-graduate Diplomas in Automatic Computing and Information Processing The University will provide training in appropriate coding and programming methods, and the successful applicant will have the opportunity for further studies. (September 20.) The University provides for permanent staff of Lecturer status and above. Superannuation similar to F.S.S.U., Housing Assistance, Study Leave and Travel Grants. For permanent staff below this status. Superannuation similar to F.S.S.U., Housing Assistance and Travel Grants are provided. Additional information and application forms wbl be supplied upon request to the undersigned. C. J. CONNELL, Registrar. 3215 UNIVERSITY OT DBNTAL SCHOOL AND HOSPITAL DUNEDIN, NEW ZEALAND SENIOR DENTAL SURGEON Applications are invited by the Council of the University of Otago for the position of Senior Dental Surgeon at the Dental School and Hospital. The salary range is $5BOO x 1200—56400 per annum, the same as that of Senior Lecturer. Initial placing within this range will depend upon the qualifications and experience of the person appointed. A particularly well qualified applicant may be appointed at the grade of Associate Professor—salary range $6600-37000 per annum. Further particulars are available from the undersigned. Applications close on NOVEMBER 30, 1968. J. W. HAYWARD, Registrar. 3735 UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY DIPLOMA IN JOURNALISM The University of Canterbury has established a one-year postgraduate course in journalism, and will take the first students in February, 1969. The aim of the course, which is the first of its kind in New Zealand, is to encourage higher standards in the press and in current affairs broadcasting. The course will be open to graduates in any discipline. While experience In a newspaper office or broadcasting organisation would be an advantage, it is not a pre-requi-site. Places in the course will be limited. Further details may be obtained from Mr J. V. Williams, senior lecturer in journalism, University of Canterbury, Christchurch. Applications in writing close with the undersigned on January 14, 1969. G. G. TURBOTT, Registrar. Christchurch. 3276 UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO DENTAL SCHOOL DUNEDIN, NEW ZEALAND LECTURER OR SENIOR LECTURER IN PREVENTIVE, PUBLIC HEALTH AND CHILDREN’S DENTISTRY Applications are Invited by the Council of the University of Otago for the position of Lecturer or Senior Lecturer in Preventive, Public Health, and Children’s Dentistry. The salary range is:— Lecturer, 34000 x 3200—35600 per annum. Senior Lecturer, $5BOO x $2OO -36400 per annum. Initial salary will depend on the qualifications and experience of the person appointed. A particularly weill qualified applicant may be appointed at the grade of Associate Professor at a salary within the range of 36600 to $7OOO per annum. Consideration may be given to the appointment of a recent graduate at the grade of Assistant Lecturer. Under the direction of the Head of the Preventive Department, the successful applicant would assist in the teaching of undergraduate and graduate students, and in research. Further particulars are available from the undersigned. Date of commencement of duty, February 3, 1969. Applications close on NOVEMBER 15, 1968. J. W. HAYWARD, Registrar. 3734