UNIVERSITY VACANCIES UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO DUNEDIN, NEW ZEALAND ROBERT BURNS FELLOWSHIP THE University ot Otago will be proceeding shortly to the appointment of the Burns Fellow for 1970. Further particulars are available from the Registrar, University of Otago, P.O. Box 56, Dunedin. Applications from New Zealand writers are invited by l August 10. 1969. J. W. HAYWARD. Registrar. ■ 2353 i UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO : HAMILTON ' CHAIR OF MATHEMATICS ; THE University of Waikato invites applications for the Chair ; of Mathematics which will be- ' come vacant at the end of this , year when Professor D. B. , Sawyer returns to the Univers- ; Ity of Otago. , In 1970 the University of Wai- , kato will have Schools ot I Humanities, Social Sciences, Education, and Science. Mathematics courses will be available to students in all these four Schools of Study, s The development of post- • graduate work and research is - encouraged. Conditions tor i study leave are favourable. ; The campus occupies a pleasant site of about 130 acres ’ in the city ot Hamilton. i A national revision of salary - scales will take place later this s year. At present the range f of salaries for Professors is - 8NZ7400 to SNZIO,SOO, and; the . annual salary for the position will be within that range. s Conditions ot Appointment are available from the Regis- . trar of any university in New , Zealand. Applications close ; with the Registrar, University r of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zea- - land, on August 21, 1969. , N. W. KINGSBURY. ’ Registrar. > 5217 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF TOWNSVILLE ? REGISTRAR THE UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND invites applications for the newly created position of Registrar within the University College of Townsville. The University College will become anl r autonomous University in 1970. Applicants should have a uni- / versity degree and have had exs tensive experience at a responsible level in university administration or in a similar : field. The appointee will be required to take up duty as soon as possible. - The appointee will be responr ilble to the Warden. The salary will be at the rate c of $A12,000 per annum, plus a : northern allowance of SA6O per f annum. r Additional Information and application forms will be sup- . plied upon request to the undersigned with whom applications - close on July 31. C. J. CONNELL. Registrar. University of Queensland. ? 3064 UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY APPLICATIONS are invited for ; the following positions:— READER AND SENIOR LECTURER OR LECTURER IN ACCOUNTANCY ? Applicants will be expected > to possess a university degree a preferably with a recognised professional qualification in accountancy in addition, but consideration will be given to ap- □ pllcants with university qualifications only. In special circumstances an applicant with professional qualifications who has not completed a university r degree will be considered for a : lectureship. SENIOR LECTURERS OR r LECTURERS IN LAW Applicants should have an t Honours degree in Law of a uni- ■ versity in New Zealand Austraf Ila, England, or other Commonr Law country and preferably previous experience in university teaching and administration and research. A professional qualification or experience as a bar1 rister or solicitor will be an adr vantage, . SENIOR LECTURER OR ' LECTURER IN ZOOLOGY The particular field In which the appointment is required is . vertebrate zoology: preference > will be given to candidates " with qualifications to undertake teaching in general vertebrate - zoology and research In either . mammalian or fish ecology, est peclally population or behavioural ecology. GENERAL CONDITIONS Salaries are under review. ExI Isting salaries for Lecturers are $3lOO x $200—84700. $4BOO $4700 x $200—85500 (bar) and thereafter a range to $6600 p.a.. and for Readers a range $5BOO- - p.a. 2 r Particulars, including information on travel and removal allowances, study leave, hous. : Ing and superannuation may be obtained from the undersigned ' or from registrars of all other universities in New Zealand. Applications close on August 29, 1969. G. G. TURBOTT. Registrar. CHRISTCHURCH. 3927 UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY UNIVERSITY POST-DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIPS APPLICATIONS are invited for two University post-poctoral Fellowships In any of the following general fields of research:— BOTANY Field studies of indigenous vegetation; morphogenesis and cellular dlfferentlatloh. ■•CHEMISTRY Structural and conformational studies (Including X-ray crystallography). biological chemistry, kinetics and mechanism, molecular spectroscopy, atomic reactions. CIVIL ENGINEERING Structural Engineering, including Concrete Technology. Earthquake Engineering and Shell Structures. EDUCATION Participation In the Teaching Research Project, centring on the study of teaching processes as they occur In the classroom. GEOGRAPHY Coastal or Mountain Resource use and erosion processes; locational analysis of urban systems; rural landscape morphology and evolution. ZOOLOGY Ecology ot rocky shores and shallow littoral 'substrates; limnology of lakes especially rooted vegetation benthic faun* and fish populations. The emolument will be $4OOO per annum. Fellowships are tenable normally for one year, but with the possibility of extension. Particulars, including Information on travel allowance, may be obtained from the under’Applications close on July 22, 1960. G. G. TURBOTT. Registrar. CHRISTCHURCH. 8925
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