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| UNIVERSITY VACANCIES ‘I QUEENSLAND INSTITUTE OF | MEDICAL RESEARCH Science Graduates are invited to apply for appointment to the staff of the State Governmentsponsored Queensland Institute of Medical Research. Current fields of interest are in infectious disease (Dr Doherty), leukaemia (Dr Pope), asthma (Dr Derrick), diseases of Aborigines (Dr Jose), and medical genetics (Dr Wallace), and applicants will be considered to ! work in any one of these programmes. Conditions of appointment, leave, superannua--1 tion, etc., are as for the State Public Service, with the exception that research staff arc appointed for terms usually of five years with 'subsequent extensions subject to determination by the Institute Council. Salary range for grade of Senior Scientist (with Ph.D. and post-doctoral research experience) $257.50-$265.50 per fortnight. Applicants may also be considered for appointment as Research Scientist ($212-$246.50 per fortnight) or Scientist (male $136.90-$201.30 per fortnight. female $120.30-$184.70 per fortnight). Applications, with curriculum vitae, list of publications and the names of referees to whom confidential inquiries may be made, should (reach the Director, Queensland I Institute of Medical Research, Herston 4006. Brisbane, by December 31. 1968. 2693 I THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND WARDEN OF THE SPORTS UNION A UNIVERSITY Graduate of sound administrative ability and experience is required to succeed the present Secretary-Man-ager of the Sports Union. The Warden will be responsible to the vice-chancellor through the general committee of the sports union for the administration and control of the affairs of the sports union. The organisation embraces the administration of university sport and recreation, the management of over twenty clubs, the control and supervision of a comprehensive in-door-sports centre and the university playing fields. Responsibilities will include future planning full financial accountability and control of an adequate establishment of supporting staff. The salary range is 5A5400 x SA27O—SA7O2O x SA2BO—SA73OO or 5A7600 x SA23O—SAB7SO. The commencing salary and the range will be determined according to qualifications and experience. Other conditions include pro-i vision for travel and removal! expenses. superannuation.• assistance in buying or build-[ ing a home and study leave., Study leave travel grants are I available and credit may be 1 granted for existing study leave entitlement. Further details of the ap pointment may be obtained from the undersigned. The closing date for applications will be February 28, 1969. T. C. LAMBLE. Armidale. Armidale, N.S.W. 2351. 2180 THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE Applications Are Invited For The Following Position LECTURESHIP In The DEPARTMENT OF LANGUAGES | (SCIENCE COURSE) FURTHER information is available from The Registrar « ap-1 pointment F 91), The University of Melbourne, Parkville. 3052. Applications close on January; 8, 1969. 2137! THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY j invites applications for the j positions of <a) LECTURER/SENIOR LEC-i TURER IN ECONOMIC GEOLOGY (METALLIFEROUS) j Applicants should have both| teaching and professional ex-) perience in economic geology with particular reference to) the metalliferous deposits; they should also indicate such other) geoscience disciplines in which they have interest and experience. (b) LECTURER/SENIOR LECTURER IN EXPLORATION GEOPHYSICS. Applicants should have both teaching and professional experience in exploration geophysics, particularly as related to electrical and seismicmethods of study; they should also have interest in the application of geophysical techniques to the solution of hydrogeological and sulphide mineralisation problems. Salary:—Lecturer $5400 - x $270 - $7300 per annum: Senior Lecturer $7600 - x 230 - $8750 per annum. Information about superannuation, housing scheme, sabbatical leave, etc., and method of application from the undersigned with whom applications close on December 20, 1968. Applications should be accompanied by a copy of a recent photograph. H. McCREDIE, Registrar. 2808 THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED STUDIES CHAIR OF PREHISTORY Applications are invited for the Chair of Prehistory in the Research School of Pacific Studies. The Professor will be the first head of an independent department and responsible for its organisation. Hitherto archoeological studies have been carried out in a section of the Department of Anthropology and Sociology. This section now has six academic posts with adequate supporting staff and laboratory facilities, and currently, seven doctoral research scholars. The new department will engage exclusively in research and post-graduate training. Regional interests are Australia, New Guinea and the south-west Pacific and, increasingly, Southeast Asia. Funds for field and laboratory research are liberal. There is a developing concern with the relationship of environment, ecology and ethnoigraphy to the prehistory of the •• region. i The normal salary for this post is $A13,000 per annum; ; superannuation is on F.S.S.U. ; pattern with supplementary [benefits. Reasonable appointment and travel expenses will be paid to the successful applicant and his family, and assistance with housing is provided. A Professor is entitled to twelve months study leave on full salary, with up to $A3200 towards expenses, in every four years of service. Further particulars may be obtained from the undersigned with whom applications close on January 31, 1969. C. G. PLOWMAN. Academic Registrar, P.O. Box 4, CANBERRA A.C.T. 2600. 2842 THE UNIVERSITY OF . TASMANIA TEACHING FELLOW IN LAW Applications are invited for a teaching fellow in the Faculty of Law. Salary range $3150 (160 x 1)—(170 x 6)—54330. Interested candidates should in the first instance write to the undersigned for a detailed statement of conditions of appointment. Applications close on December 17. D. A. KEARNEY. Registrar. The University of Tasmania, Box 252 C. G.P.0., HOBART, TAS. 7001. 2810