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UNIVERSITY VACANCIES THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED STUDIES HEAD OF THE RESEARCH SCHOOL OF PACIFIC STUDIES The University is taking steps to appoint a successor to the Director of the Research School of Pacific Studies, Professor O. H. K. Spate, whose term of office as Director ends in October, 1972. The person to be appointed will hold a Chair in the School and will need to have had academic experience within an academic area appropriate to-the School. The present interests of the School concern Asian and Pacific countries as well as Australia. and are both theoretical and empirical, embracing anthropology (including sociology), economics (especially of underdeveloped areas). Far Eastern history (mainly of China and Japan), human geography, biogeography and geomorphology, international relations (including strategic and defence studies), linguistics. Pacific history, and prehistoric archaeology. In addition co-ordinated research in several disciplines is being carried out in New Guinea. The title and tenure of the office will be considered in relation to the person recommended for appointment, but his appointment as professor will be until retiring age, normally 65 years. x Those who may be interested in being considered for this appointment are invited to write, before October 15, 1971, to the Vice-Chancellor, from whom further information can be obtained. C. G. PLOWMAN, Academic Registrar. P.O. Box 4. Canberra, ACT 2600, Australia. 3871 THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY CHAIR OF ENGLISH Applications are invited for appointment to a Chair of English in the Faculty of Arts. The Chair became vacant on the resignation of Professor G. H. Russell to take up a Chair at the University of Melbourne. The appointment is not tied to any specific area of study within the field of English language and literature, and applications are invited from those whose major interest is linguistic or literary, medieval or modern. The headship of the Depart ment will be determined by the University after consultation with the appointee and Professor C. I. E. Donaldson who is at present acting head of the Department. The Department of English provides courses leading to the degree of Bachelor of Arts and supervises candidates for the degree of Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy. The salary for the post is $15,265 per annum Australian currency. The University provides reasonable travel and removal expenses and assistance with housing. Superannuation is on the FSSU pattern with supplementary benefits. Financial assistance towards study leave is also available. The University reserves the right not to make an appointment or to make an appointment by invitation. Further information and the forms which should accompany an application may be obtained from the undersigned, Australian National University. P-O. Box 4, Canberra, ACT 2600, Australia, with whom applications close on October 18, 1971. C. G. PLOWMAN, . Academic Registrar. 3873 THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY Applications for the following positions close on dates indicated with the Registrar, Unt versity of Sydney, N.S.W. 2006, from whom further information available. Applications to include curriculum vitae, list of publications and names of three referees. LECTURESHIP IN SOCIAL WORK (September 27, 1971) Applications are invited from social workers Interested in teaching either casework or groupwork method to undergraduate students in a fouryear programme offered at pass or honours level. LECTURESHIP/ SENIOR LECTURESHIP AND LECTURESHIPS IN ARCHITECTURE (September 30, 1971) A new course in architecture has been in operation for three years in which new ideas in architectural education are encouraged. For the lectureship/ senior lectureship, applicants should have special knowledge of technology including system building ana performance specification; for the other two positions a special knowledge of (a) architectural and environmental history with emphasis on sociological, political and economic context, (b) man environment , studies—application of human sciences to environmental design or (c) communication—covering verbal, graphic and other visual means. Applicants should be prepared to undertake research in the field of their particular interest. Salary ranges: Senior lecturer, $9667-$11.130 (Aust.) p.a.; lecturers, $6697-$9286 (Aust) p.a. 3362 UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY SENIOR LECTURER OR LECTURER IN CHEMISTRY OR INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY Applications are invited for the position of Senior Lecturer or Lecturer in the Department, of Chemistry. Applicants should be suitably qualified in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering or an associated discipline with either a higher degree or recent experience in the chemical or process industries. One of the duties of the appointee will be to teach a course on Chemical Process Technology in co-operation with the Chemical Engineering Department. The salary for Lecturers is on a scale from $4814 to $6034 per annum and for Senior Lecturers $6132 to $7174 (bar) $7392 to $7826 per annum. 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 September 20. 1971. G. G. TURBOTT, Registrar. Christchurch. UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY CHAIR OF PHYSICS The Council of the University Invites applications for the above Chair. This will be the third Chair established in the Department and the Council seeks to appoint a scholar whoe special interests lie' in either atmospheric or optical physics. The salary for a Professor is within the range of $9783 to per annum. The commencing or übsequent salary of the appointee may be increased as a result of the review which the University makes 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 September 30, 1971. G. G. TURBOTT, Registrar.