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University Vacancies THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY APPLICATIONS for the following close on dates indicated with the Registrar, University of i Sydney. N.S.W. 2006. Australia. from whom further information ; available. Applications to include 'curriculum vitate, list of publicai tions and names of three I referees. CHAIR OF OPHTHALMOLOGY AND EYE HEALTH i (December 11. 1972.) I i Applications are invited for the [newly established Chair of I Ophthalmology and Eye Health. [Statement of conditions of ap- ‘ pointmen t and information for: [candidates available from the I Registrar. LECTURESHIP IN ORIENTAL STUDIES (November 24, 1972.) The appointee will teach j [Modern Chinese conversation and 'composition and courses in Modern Chinese thought and history. SALARY RANGES— Professor: $15,368 (Australian) p.a. Lecturer: $6BOl-$9390 (Australian) p.a. 3244

University Vacancies THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LECTURER IN ENGLISH APPLICATIONS are invited for appointment to a vacant post of Lecturer in the Department of English in the Faculty of Arts. The appointee will be required to take up duty in March, 1973. Applicants should have special qualifications in nineteenth and • twentieth century literature, and |in particular in the field of Australian literature. i Salary on appointment will be |in accordance with qualifications land experience within the range *56804 x $369—59387 per annum, [Australian currency. I The University will provide reasonable travel and removal expenses and assistance with ■ housing for an appointee from outside Canberra. Superannuation is on the F.S.S.U. pattern with supplementary benefits. Financial assistance towards study leave is also available. Further information and the forms which should accompany ian application may be obtained I from the undersigned, with I whom applications close on December 4, 1972 C. G PLOWMAN, Academic Registrar. P.O. Box 4, Canberra, ACT 2600, Australia, 3301

The University of Adelaide INVITES APPLICATIONS for the following appointments, the closing date for applications being shown in brackets after each post: LECTURER (Plant Taxonomy) IN BOTANY To teach primarily in the field of seed plant taxonomy and probably in general first-year botany courses. An interest in palaeobotany, biogeography or associated fields is desirable (12.12.72). LECTURERS (2) IN CIVIL ENGINEERING Practical experience in some branch of civil engineering (e.g. structural design, surveying, hydraulics) is desirable. (30.11.72.) TEMPORARY LECTURER IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING FOR 1973 ONLY Preference to candidates with (or about to qualify for) higher degrees or with post-graduate professional experience. No particular specialisation within the general field of electrical and electronic engineering is preferred. (4.11.72.) SENIOR LECTURER OR READER IN GERMAN Requisite basic qualifications are (i) An Honours degree of a university in the English-speaking community. (ii) A Ph.D/Dr Phil, (iii) A substantial publication record and (iv) Experience of the supervision of graduate students. (12.12.72.) LECTURER and either LECTURER OR SENIOR LECTURER IN LAW (Appointment may be on special short term basis). Applicants should have, preferably, Honours degrees in law and postgraduate academic or professional experience, or both. Duties will include teaching in undergraduate courses and the persons appointed will be expected to participate in research activities. (12.12.72.) TEMPORARY LECTURERS IN PATHOLOGY To begin duty as early in 1973 as possible. Intending applicants should consult Professor J. S. Robertson. (25.10.72.) TEMPORARY LECTURER IN HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY To teach physiology mainly to medical students. A medical degree is desirable but not essential; some experience of postgraduate research is preferable. (15.11.72.) READER IN HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY From candidates with medical degrees and experience in physiological research; to take part in the teaching of physiology to medical students and in the supervision of honours and postgraduate students. An important area of teaching will be applied physiology, in the first clinical (i.e. fourth) year of the medical course. (15.12.72.) READER IN PSYCHIATRY Applicants should have appropriate postgraduate qualifications and relevant experience in teaching, research and clinical work. (30.11.72.) LECTURER OR SENIOR LECTURER IN PSYCHIATRY Applicants should have appropriate postgraduate qualifications and relevant experience and should have shown evidence of interest and capability in research and teaching. (30.11.72.) LECTURER (Behavioural Science) IN THE DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY From candidates with qualifications and interests in psychology, social anthropology or sociology as applied to medicine. An applicant should have teaching experience, a higher degree and preferably publications in one of those fields. (12.12.72.) TUTOR (Behavioural Science) IN THE DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY FOR 1973 From graduates in psychology, social anthropology or sociology. (27.11.72.) LECTURER IN PURE MATHEMATICS from 1973 Other things being equal, preference will be given to candidates with qualifications and interests in algebra or algebraic topology. (15.11.72.) SALARY SCALES (review pending): Reader $A12,697 a year, Senior Lecturer $A9644-318(5)-11,234, Lecturer SA6BOI-375(1)-369(6)-9390; with superannuation on the F.S.S.U. basis. Temporary lecturer as for lecturer but without superannuation provision. In the Faculty of Medicine special allowances are payable for medical qualifications registrable in South Australia. Tutor $A4199-185(5)-5124 (no provision for superannuation). FURTHER PARTICULARS about each post and the conditions of appointment, and any other information sought, will be supplied on request to the Registrar of the University. APPLICATIONS, in duplicate, and giving the information listed in the Statement that will be supplied, should be sent to the Registrar, The University of Adelaide, G.P.O. Box 498 D, South Australia, 5001. 3243

UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO POSTGRADUATE AWARDS APPLICATIONS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS are invited from qualified persons who expect to be eligible to study for a D.Phil. degree at the University of Waikato. A Nuffield Postgraduate Scholarship for Research on Cross-Cultural Ability is available and will be awarded for research into individual and group methods of assessing cognitive ability of groups of various ethnic origin resident in New Zealand, in its island territories and in other territories of the central South Pacific. A number of University of Waikato Postgraduate Scholarships are available for research in any subject currently offered at the University. The value of the awards is $2OOO annually. Further details are available from the Registrar, University of Waikato, Hamilton, with whom applications close on Thursday, November 30,1972. N. W. KINGSBURY, , Registrar. 3965