UNIVERSITY VACANCIES UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND The university invites applications for the following positions, for which applications close on the dates shown. SENIOR LECTURER IN ANIMAL HUSBANDRY (REPRODUCTION) The applicant must be a graduate in veterinary science or an honours graduate with the faculty of science. Preference will be given to a person with post-graduate qualifications and a research background. Experience in the field of reproduction with domestic animals is desirable and consideration will be given to applicants with an advanced basic scientific background. The appointee will be expected to conduct teaching and research in reproduction of animals with special reference to the control of fertility and the practice of artificial insemination and management of breeding practices. Lecturing, tutorial, supervision of practb, cal classes and post-graduate student research will be allocated In such a way as to take due account of the special interests of the appointee and the need to achieve a balance within the department. (August 29.) SENIOR LECTURER IN MATHEMATICS An applicant should possess the degree ot doctor of philosophy and have had post-doc-toral research experience In some branch of pure mathematics. The appointee will be required to deliver such lectures and carry out such other duties as may be required. He should be capable of carrying out independent Investigations in his branch of the subject and of assisting in the training of honours and research students. (August 22.) The salary for a senior lecturer will be within the range $A7500-$A8739 per annum. The university provides superannuation similar to F.S.S.U., housing assistance, study leave and travel grants for permanent appointees of lecturer status and above. Additional information and application forms will be suppiled upon request to the undersigned. C. J. CONNELL, Registrar. 3063 UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO DUNEDIN, NEW ZEALAND. LECTURER IN APPLIED * CHEMISTRY APPLICATIONS are Invited for a Lecturer in Applied Chemistry. Experience in industry and/or chemical engineering is desirable. SALARY SCALES:—Under review. For 1969, the rates are as follows: LECTURER—S3IOO X $2OO$4700 x $lOO-84800 per annum. SENIOR LECTURER—S47OO X $2OO-85500 per annum; thereafter a range of salaries up to $6600 per annum. Further particulars are. available from the undersigned. Applications close on September 30, 1969. J. W. HAYWARD. Registrar. 3885 UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO DUNEDIN. NEW ZEALAND. LECTURER OR SENIOR LECTURER IN CLINICAL BIOCHEMISTRY APPLICATIONS are Invited from medical or science graduates for the position of LECTURER or .SENIOR LECTURER in Clinical Biochemistry. Salary according to qualifications and experience within the following scales:— , SCIENCE GRADUATE SCALES under review. For 1969. the rates are as follows: LECTURER—S3IOO x s2oo— X sloo—s4Boo per annum. SENIOR LECTURER—S47OO x $200—55500 per annum: thereafter a range of salaries up to $O6OO per annum. MEDICAL GRADUATE LECTURER—A scale from $4270 to $OBOO with a bar at $5OOO per annum. SENIOR LECTURER—A scale from $7OOO to $BlOO per annum. Family passages and assistance with removal costs are provided. Further particulars are available from the undersigned. Applncatldns close on August 15, 1969. J. W. HAYWARD. Registrar. 3884 UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND LABORATORY TECHNICIAN/ TECHNOLOGIST THE University invites applications for the position of Laboratory Techniclan/Technologist in the Department of Chemistry. The appointee must be capable of skmed work associated with the assembly and maintenance of equipment, some highly specialised, which Is used In the Physical Chemistry laboratories. He will be expected, after preliminary training if necessary, to assist in the preparation of expertments both for undergraduate work and for research. The position is a relatively senior one within the Department, the work is very varied, Interesting and satisfying. It offers scope for ingenuity, skill and organising ability. A person who holds an appropriate degree or diploma Will be appointed as Laboratory Technologist If for which the salary range is $173.20/8181.60 per fort. ($4516/84735 p.a.) A person without that qualification will be appointed as Laboratory Technician I! for which the salary range Is $105.50/8173.90 per fort. ($4310/ $4535 p.a.) Salaries are at present under review. Conditions of appointment include Superannuation, and a travel and removal allowance will be payable. Written applications quoting reference 829709 and stating age, standard of secondary education attained, especially with respect to science subjects and full details of later educational or trade qualification and experience, and details showing capabilities and qualifications in electronics, physics and chemistry should also be included and should be forwarded to the Registrar, University of Queensland, St Lucia, 4007. 3845 UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO DUNEDIN, NEW ZEALAND FRANCES HODGKINS ] FELLOWSHIP The University of Otago will be proceeding shortly to the appointment ot the Frances Hodgkins Fellow of the Univer- i slty for 1970. Applications for the Fellow- > ship are invited from any man I or woman normally resident In New Zealand, who has executed sufficient work as a painter Or | sculptor to show she or he Is i possessed of some talent as such 1 and as a serious artist will I benefit from the tenure of the Fellowship. The tenure of the ; Fellowship will be 12 months i from late January, 1970. , Further particulars are available from the Registrar of ■ Otago, P.O. Box 56, Dunedin, with whom applicsiions close on August 10. 1969. J. W. HAYWARD. Registrar. 3896
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