UNIVERSITY VACANCIES LINCOLN COLLEGE (University College of Agriculture) LECTURER IN SOIL SCIENCE (PEDOLOGY) The Council of'Lincoln College invites applications for appointment to the newly-established position of Lecturer in Soil Science (Pedology) Applicants should hold a good degree in Science, Agriculture, or Forestry with Soil Science to advanced levels, and have teaching or research experience in the field of Pedology. The department of Soil Science has major teaching programmes in Agriculture, Horticulture, Forestry and Science and has well-equipped laboratories for soil research. Commencing salary according to experience and qualifications within the range $4814 to $6034. Government superannuation available. Apply in writing for conditions of appointment from the undersigned with whom applications close on September 30, 1971. H. G. HUNT, Registrar. LINCOLN COLLEGE, CANTERBURY. 3611 MASSEY UNIVERSITY PALMERSTON NORTH NEW ZEALAND SENIOR LECTURER IN EDUCATION APPLICATIONS are invited for the above position in the Department of Education. The candidate appointed will act under the direction of the Head of the Department of Education and may be required to undertake some extra-mural guidance in addition to internal teaching and to research. Besides appropriate qualifications and teaching experience, applicants should be specialised in a major field of education. Competence in educational psychology, human development, or primary curriculum areas would be particularly relevant. Salary: $6132 to $7826, Senior Lecturer. JUNIOR LECTURER IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES APPLICATIONS are invited from suitably qualified persons for a Junior Lectureship in Religion? Studies. Religious Studies was introduced at this university in 1970 and is at present offered as a single-year course to internal and extra-mural students. Applicants should state their spe cial field of interest. The salary, depending on qualifications and experience, will be at a point on the current Junior Lecturer’s scale of $NZ3359 to $NZ4255. In special circumstances the university may be prepared to make an appointment at the lecturer level, on a scale commencing at SNZ4BI4. Further details on this position, together with the conditions of < appointment may be obtained 1 from the undersigned with whom applications close on October 3L 1971. A. J. WEIR, Regiftrar. 3369 MONASH UNIVERSITY Melbourne, Australia DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY SENIOR LECTURER/LECTURER Applications are invited for appointment as Senior Lecturer/ Lecturer in the Department Of Psychology. The department is interested in receiving applications from persons whose interests are in any area of experimental, social or applied psychology. The Department of Psychology which is in the faculty of science, teaches a major and honours course in that faculty. There are currently 15 staff and 12 research students. Research interests extend over a broad range of experimental psychology. Applicants should normally have both teaching experience and a higher degree or equivalent research qualifications. Salary range: Senior Lecturer, 5A9540-SA 11,130 p.a. Lecturer, $A6697-$A9286 p.a. with superannuation based on an endowment assurance scheme, the employee and the employer contributing 5 per cent and 10 per cent respectively. Benefits: Travelling expenses for appointee and family; removal allowance; repatriation after 3 years appointment if desired; temporary housing for an initial period; availability of loans for home purchase, study leave entitlement accumulates at the rate of one month’s leave for each 6 months service up to 6 years with provision for financial assistance. Further general information and details of application procedures are available from Mr J. D. Butchart, Academic Registrar, Monash University. Wellington Hoad, Clayton, Victoria 3168, or the Secretary-General, Association of Commonwealth Universities, 36 Gordon Square, London W.C. 1. Inquiries about the department should be sent to the acting chairman, Professor R. W. Cumming. Closing date: October 22, 1971. The University reserves the right to make no appointment or to appoint by invitation. 3340 THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE TUTORS in the DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY QUALIFICATIONS: Candidates should be Honours graduates, or students expecting to graduate with Honours at the end of 1971. SALARY: $A4465 per annum—sA43B7 per annum. Further information, including details of application procedure, is available from the Registrar, The University of Melbourne, Parkville, Victoria, 3052, Australia. All correspondence should be addressed to the Registrar. Applications close on September 20, 1971. 3367 THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE LECTURESHIP OR SENIOR LECTURESHIP IN NUTRITION IN THE SCHOOL OF / BIOCHEMISTRY APPLICANTS should have a wide knowledge of biochemical aspects of nutrition. The successful applicant will be required to teach courses in nutrition for third year Science students. There will be ample opportunity for original research and to participate in post-graduate training. The successful applicant will carry out his duties in the Russell Grimwade School of Biochemistry which has a wide range of modem research equipment and other facilities. He will 1 be expected to take up his duties as soon as possible after March 1, 1972. Applicants are asked to 1 indicate whether they wish to be considered for the Lecture ship dr for the Senior Lecture : ship. SALARY: Lecturer, $A6697$A9286 per annum. Senior Lecturer, $A954O— per annum. Further information about the * position and the School, together with details of application procedure, superannuation, travel and removal expenses, : housing assistance and condi- • tions of appointment, is available 1 from the Registrar, The Univer--1 sity of Melbourne, Parkville, 1 Victoria, 3052, Australia. Applications, referring to position 105, should be addressed to the Registrar. Applications dose on October 15, 1971.
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