UNIVERSITY VACANCIES UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO DUNEDIN, NEW ZEALAND APPOINTMENT IN MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS APPLICATIONS are invited for appointment within the range of Lecturer, Senior Lecturer or Associate Professor in the Department of Mathematics. Applications will be considered from candidates with qualifications in any field of mathematics, including statistics or operational research. Salary Scales: Lecturer: 84300 x >2OO-85500 per annum. Senior Lecturer: >5600 x >2OO- - per annum, with a bar at >6600 per annum. A particularly well qualified candidate could be appointed at the grade of Associate Professor at a salary within the range of >7OOO to >B2OO per annum. Further particulars are available from the undersigned. Applications close on October 15, 1970. Late applications would be considered. J. W. HAYWARD, Registrar. 3849 UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO DEPARTMENT OF PREVENTIVI AND SOCIAL MEDICINE, MEDICAL SCHOOL STATISTICIANS STATISTICIANS (Scientific Officers) Applications are invited for two positions of Statisticians in the Department of Preventive and Social Medicine. The work is computer orientated, requiring not only a large amount of programming, but also design, planning and supervision of research projects. Applicants should have a Bachelor of Science degree with Mathematics and Statistics as a i minimum qualifications and preference would be given Ip applicants with a B.Sc. (Hons* or Dip. Stats. Applicants who would not qualify until November. 1970, would be considered. Salary, according to qualifications and experience, within the scales for Scientific Officers —Grade I, >2505->3022. Grade 11, ; >3156->3564; Grade 111, >3832- [ >4380. Suitably qualified and experil enced Statisticians in the Scien- - tific Officer Grade are free to i apply for academic positions • within the department when vaI cancies occur. ; Further information may ba i obtained from Professor C. W. - Dixon, Medical School, P.O. Box f 913, Dunedin, or the under- - signed. i Letters of application, together with the names of three r referees, details of qualifica- , tions, experience, date and place of birth, marital status, etc., should be sent to the : Registrar, University of Otago, J Dunedin, by September 11, 1970. J. W. HAYWARD. Registrar. . s 8 3923 1 > UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES FACULTY OF MILITARY STUDIES . LECTURER/SENIOR LECTURER; [ COMPUTING A COMPUTING CENTRE has been set up with a Honeywell DDP 516 computer under the direction of Mr A. J. Quaine. Th< successful applicant will participate in teaching of computer programming and applications t to students in Arts, Applied f Science and Engineering, in the j operational management of the i computer centre and will prol vide consultative programming 1 advice to staff. Experience in ■ assembly language programt ming advantageous. Opporj . tunity for research work par-* ticularly in simulation studies. The University has established a Faculty of Military Studies at the Royal Military College, Duntroon, Canberra. . It is providing courses leading . to the award by the University . of the degree of Bachelor of . Arts in Military Studies BA. J (Mil.), and Bachelor of Science in Military Studies B.Sc. (Mil >. t The University and the ment of the Army intend to develop the Faculty towards an autonomous degree-conferring body. Appointment will be to the staff of the University and normal conditions of employi ment will obtain. On establishi ment of the Faculty as an • autonomous degree-conferring . body, the staff of the Faculty . will become members of the i new body. Salary: >A9120 range 8A10.500 I per annum (senior lecturer*: >A6318 range 8A8760 per annum (lecturer); Commencing salarv ’ according to qualifications and experience. For method of application write to Appointments Office, P.O. Box 1, Kensington. Applications close September 21, 1970. ' E. H. DAVIS. Assistant Principal and Bursar 3934 UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES LECTURER—FOOD TECHNOLOGY SALARY: >A6318 rang* 1A8760 per annum. Commencing salary according to qualifications and 1 experience. This position would normally be tenable in February, 1971. Ph.D. and some teaching or research experience in food science or technology. Preference to applicants with research experience in food 1 microbiology, post - harvest ; physiology, nutrition. food • chemistry but other fields of interest will be considered. To participate in undergraduate and graduate teaching, cart? out research and supervise work of senior undergrade'' and graduate students. Furthf"' information from Associate Professor F. H. Reuter. For method of applies' write to Appointments P.O. Box 1, Kensington. Apr' l cations close October 30, 19'°* E. H. DAVIS, Assistant Principal and Bur.‘- r :931 UNIVERSITY OF CANTERF IRY ASSISTANT TECHNICH VS Applications are invit« d * or the two positions of Technician in the Dera rtm ®nt of Chemical Engineering at this University. The salary range is sh’o7->lBlB per annum. Applicant* should have a good general education and should be preP are d to study , for a N.Z. Certificate of Science or Engineering- Facilities and working cond‘«ons ar« excellent. The work 18 interesting and varied. ont P°o* tion, where preference will be given to applicant with Chemistry at least J® University Entrance standara, closes on August 26, 1M- and the other, calling „A?, plic . anU preferably with education in a trades course, cl(’ sMl on Sep-j tember 4, 1970. Further particu ,ar ’ and eonj ditions of appointtnant may ba obtained from G. G. TURBOTT. Registrar. Christchurch-
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Press, Volume CX, Issue 32382, 22 August 1970, Page 28
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