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UNIVERSITY VACANCIES t THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND Teaching Fellow/Demonstrator in Biochemistry A Teaching fellow should have a good honours degree, will undertake a limited amount of teaching, and will be expected to enrol for a higher degree in a Field of Biochemistry. A demonstrator will undertake teaching and associated duties full time. Commencing salary will be determined according to qualifictaions and experience within the range 5A3375 x $A225— 5A4275. Provision is made for fares and removal expenses. The successful applicant will be expected to take up the appointment as soon as possible after January 31, 1969. Further information may be obtained from the undersigned, with whom applications (two copies together with a recent photograph and the names of three referees) close on October 31, 1968. T. C. LAMBLE. Registrar. Armidale, N.S.W. 2351. 3168 UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO MEDICAL SCHOOL DUNEDIN, NEW ZEALAND DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY LECTURER in Surgery (Research and Teaching Fellow). Salary in the range of $4270$6BOO per annum (bar at $5600). Assistance may be available for removal to Dunedin. Inquires and application's to Professor G. J. Fraenkel, P.O. Box 913, Dunedin, New Zealand. J. W. HAYWARD, Registrar. 3656

UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND APPLICATIONS are Invited for the following teaching positions. Conditions of Appointment and Method of Application are available from New Zealand and Australian universities or from the undersigned, with whom applications will be received at any time up to October 31 (unless otherwise stated). Salaries: Associate-Professors: SNZ62OO p.a. Senior Lecturers and Lecturers: According to qualifications and experience within the range SNZ3OOO x $200—55400 p.a. SENIOR LECTURESHIP/LECTURESHIP IN ART HISTORY: Applicants should be university graduates in Art History. Special interests in periods, schools and artists should be stated. SENIOR LECTURESHIP/LECTURESHIP IN CHEMISTRY: Preference will be given to candidates with experience of teaching and research io radiochemistry. The Urey Radiochemical laboratory is an integral part of the Chemistry Department and is moving into new laboratory accommodation of 11,000 sq. ft of ’hot space.’ Research interests include use of isotopic tracers in the study of reaction mechanisms, use of metallic catalysts and homogeneous hydrogenation catalysts in tritium labelling of organic substances, use of tracers in solvent extraction studies on metal complexes. SENIOR LECTURESHIP OR LECTURESHIP IN EDUCATION: ApElicants should have a good onours degree or a Ph.D. in Education, and should state the areas within the subject in which they are specially qualified. Other things being equal, preference will be given to an applicant with good qualifications in one or more of—educational psychology, statistics, educational and psychological tests, guidance. SENIOR LECTURESHIP/LECTURESHIP IN CIVIL ENGINEERING: The main fields of interest of applicants should be Fluid Mechanics or Hydrology or both. Candidates should be university graduates in engineering. SENIOR LECTURESHIPS/LECTURESHIPS IN GEOGRAPHY: For one appointment candidates should have academic qualifications and first hand research and experience in the regional geography of eastern and southeastern Asia. Candidates who are residents of Asian countries must be capable of lecturing fluentlv in English. It would be an advantage if candidates were also able to teach courses either in systematic cultural or systematic physical geography. For other appointments candidates should have qualifications and experience in EITHER systematic cultural geography (especially urban geography and geography of settlement, or social and political geography, or economic, including industrial, geography), OR systematic physical geography (geography of soils). Regional interests in Europe or South America or the Pacific would be desirable additional qualifications. SENIOR LECTURESHIP/LECTURESHIP IN HISTORY: Preference will be given to applicants with special interests in early modern or modern British or European history. ASSOCIATE - PROFESSORSHIP. SENIOR/ LECTURESHIP OR LECTURESHIP IN MATHEMATICS: Applicants with special qualifications in any of the following fields will be particularly welcome: abstract algebra, functional analysis, probability theory, topology and geometry Closing date: November 7.

ASSOCIATE • PROFESSORSHIP, SENIOR LECTURESHIP OR LECTURESHIP IN PHILOSOPHY: Applications from candidates with qualifications in any field of Philosophy will be welcome. Closing date: October 21. LECTURESHIP IN BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCES, Department of Psychology: Applicants should have post-graduate qualifications in experimental psychology with a research interest in applied psychology. The successful applicant will be expected to make a substantial contribution to the Bachelor of Science course in Human Biology and to take part in its detailed organisation. This course is a new development and will be a prerequisite to the 3-year period of instruction leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery in the New Medical School of the University. SENIOR LECTURESHIPS/LECTURESHIPS IN EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY: Applicants should possess post-graduate qualifications in Experimental Psychology and have research interests in Mathematical or Physiological Psychology. They will be expected to have an ac tive interest in research. LECTURESHIP (LANGUAGE LABORATORY), Department of Romance Languages: Applicants should have at least an M.A. in French or equivalent qualifica tion and either have successfully completed a training course in language laboratory work or have some experience of this kind of work.

SENIOR LECTURESHIPS/LECTURESHIPS IN SOCIOLOGY: Applicants should have post-gradu-ate qualifications in sociology. Candidates with special interests in one or more of the sociology of deviant and abnormal behaviour, social phychology, and the family, will be given preference, but all applications will be considered. The successful applicants will be encourage to develop their own research projects. J. A. KIRKNESS, Registrar. University of Auckland, Box 2175, Auckland. 3745