UNIVERSITY VACANCIES UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO DUNEDIN, NEW ZEALAND HOME SCIENCE SCHOOL ASSISTANT LECTURER IN FOODS • Applications are invited for the position of Assistant Lecturer in Foods in the School of Home Science, University- of Otago. Salary range: $3OOO- - $2OO-$3BOO. Duties commence February L 1971. Further particulars are available from the Head of the Foods Department or the undersigned. Applications close September 30, 1970. J. W. HAYWARD, Registrar. __ 3056 UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY CHAIR OF SOCIOLOGY The council of the university invites applications for the recently established Chair of Sociology. The appointee will be required to undertake the direction of teaching and research together with the general administration of the sociology division of the department of psychology and sociology. Applicants should have proven research and teaching ability in one of the recognised fields of sociology. The salary for a professor is within the range of $9OOO to $11,500 per annum. The commencing or subsequent salary of the appointee may be increased as a result of the review which is made at the beginning of each year. Particulars, including information on travel and removal allowances. study leave, housing and superannuation may be obtained from the undersigned or from registrars of all other universities in New Zealand. Applications close on October 10, 1970. G. G. TURBOTT. Registrar. Christchurch. _ ' 3872 UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY TECHNICIAN DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY Applications are invited for the above position. The salary range is $2014 to $2774 per annum. The successful applicant will be responsible for the day-to-day running of the geography physical laboratory. A knowledge of the construction and maintenance of climatic, geomorphologic and hydrologic equipment would be an advantage. Further particulars and Conditions of Appointment may be obtained from the undersigned or from registrars of all other universities of New Zealand. Applications close, on August 31, 1970. G. G. TURBOTT, Registrar. Christchurch. j 3366 UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO, DUNEDIN. ASSISTANT SECRETARY to the Facu J ty of Medicine. APPLICATIONS are invited from University Graduates or voung Bien working towards a degree and seeking a career in administration and management, for the position of Assistant Secretary to the Faculty of Medicine A knowledge of accounting would be helpful. The position carries the grading of Administrative Assistant and offers career opportunities In the expanding field of University Administration. The salary according to qualifications and experience, offered will be within the range of $2448 to $3497 per annum. Assistance w’itb removal. Government Superannuation. Further information and conditions of appointment available from the undersigned with whom written applications close at 5 p.m. on Friday, SEPTEMBER 11, 1970. J. W. HAYWARD, i Registrar. 3307 UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO, HAMILTON APPOINTMENTS IN PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY The University of Waikato invites applications for appointments in psychology and sociology. SENIOR LECTURER OR LECTURER IN GENERL EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY ; Psychology is taught at ail levels in the School of Social Sciences and to first-year students in the School of Science. Though comparative and physiological psychology is taught within the programmes of these schools, the applicant should have a general competence in the experimental study of human behaviour and should indicate his areas of special competence and interest within the field. . Temporary laboratory accommodation will be available in 1971 and a permanent set of laboratories for teaching this Subject are in process of planning. READER. SENIOR LECTURER, OR LECTURER IN SOCIOLOGY Sociology is a main subject in the School of Social Sciences, but courses are also available to students in other schools. Applications both from sociologists and from social anthropologists will be welcome. The university has Schools of Humanities, Social Sciences, Education and Science. The Schools of Study system in the university encourages strong contacts between related subjects. The development of postgraduate work and research is encouraged. Conditions for study leave are favourable. The campus occupies a pleasant site of about 130 acres in the city of Hamilton. New buildings for the social sciences are being planned. A computer has recently been installed. The salary scales are: Readers SNZ7OOO-SNZB2OO: senior lecturers, 9NZ5600 - 3NZ6600<NZ72OO: lecturers. SNZ43OO- - of appointment are available from the registrar of any university in New Zealand. VBoiications close with the ResStrar. University of Wai-f'-to Hamilton, New Zealand, on SepfifiSer 21, 1970. N W. KINGSBURY, Registrar. 3846 VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF ' WELLINGTON miTT MINERAL SCIENCES LABORATORY RESEARCH fellow Tut? T’mversity has established s E ikuer deptrtmenul laboraW to provide' facilities for reelevated temperature! i ch fLnrea particularly for * ’ ffto’ chemistry a ..„ r .ws of mineral systems, m salts, ionic aolids and * le 'rolyte solutions. tp-j .cations are invited from with appropriate exPeru£_ln chemiatry. physics ..or t -Omental petrology—to n joMible ’tH- the facilities * th. Moratory and to prosetu,e dependent research. C0na;.,,,-. of appointment are ‘Torn ?he P Registrar of AT 5 ' “n ersity in New Zealand IT f the Reglsrar. } ,ct wis ttwlVertW of Wellington p University We ni n gton, with Box llc ,tions close M 1»7»- - ° D S°rar GH - 7593
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