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University Vacancies i THE FLINDERS UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA APPLICATIONS are invited from suitably qualified persons for appointment to the position of: LECTURER IN MATHEMATICS In the School of Mathematical Sciences | Salary Scale: $9002 . $12,352. ( Superannuation is on the (F.S.S.U. basis. Further information about the position, including conditions of appointment and i details required of applicants, ! mav be obtained from The ! Registrar, The Flinders University of South Australia, Bedford Park, South Australia. 5042, with whom applications should be lodged, in * duplicate, by Friday, August 2, 1974. j 3049 i THE UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND (New Zealand) Applications are invited for: A SENIOR LECTURESHIP/ LECTURESHIP IN GEOGRAPHY ; Conditions of Appointment . and Method of Application ;are available from New Zealand and Australian Universities or from the under'signed. Applications will be accepted at any time up to 'July 31, 1974. ! Preference will be given to candidates with qualifications in the Geography of East Asia and in either Climatology or the Geography of Transport. Applications will also be considered from persons with systematic specialist ' interests in other (branches of physical or culi tural geography. I Salary: Commencing salary (will be established in accord;ance with qualifications and i experience within the follow- ' ing new scales operating (from July 1, 1974. , Lecturer: 9NZ7361 per annum, rising to 5NZ9339 per annum by six annual increSenior Lecturer: SNZ9SO3 per annum rising to $NZ11,153 per annum by five annual increments. Under exceptional circumstances, the Council may extend this scale up to 5NZ12.142 per annum. D. W. PULLAR, Registrar. University of Auckland, Private Bag. Auckland, NEW ZEALAND. THE FLINDERS UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA CHAIR OF SOCIOLOGY APPLICATIONS are invited for the newly-established Chair of Sociology in the School of Social Sciences. The University will welcome applications from candidates in any area of Sociology. It is the policy of the School of Social Sciences to encourage inter-disciplinary work and interests within the School; and the University will be particularly interested in candidates who wish to develop such links between Socioligy and other disciplines within the School of Social Sciences and with disciplines in other Schools. Courses in Sociology have been offered since 1971; and the present staff, other than the professor, comprise a senior lecturer and two lecturers (one jointly with American Studies). Salary: $19,614. Superannuation is on the F.S.S.U. basis. Further information about the Chair, the discipline of Sociology and the University, conditions of appointment and details required from candidates may be obtained from The Registrar, The Flinders University of South Australia, Bedford Park, South Australia. 5042. Applications should be lodged with the Registrar not later than Friday, August 30, 1974. 3047

THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE INVITES applications for appointment to an additional: CHAIR OF POLITICS ' The appointment will be available from the beginning of 1975. The Department of Politics teaches over 800 students within the Faculty of Arts, including some 25 post-graduate students. Professor G. C. Duncan is the current Chairman of the Department. Present research interests (in the Department are in the fields of social and political theory, comparative politics, Chinese and South-east Asian politics, American government and politics, Australian State government, local govi eminent and political economy. SALARY: $19,614 a year with superannuation on the F. basis and. for an eligible candidate, supplementary superannuation and pension schemes. FURTHER INFORMATION: Potential candidates are invited to obtain from the Secretary-General, Association of Commonwealth Universities. 36 Gordon Square, London WCIH OPF, or from the Registrar, a statement of general information about the Chair, the Department and the University, as well as the formal terms of appointment. Any further information desired may be had on request to the Registrar. APPLICATIONS (in duplicate) giving the particulars listed in paragraph 7 of the statement should reach the Registrar of the University, G. Box 498, Adelaide, South Australia. 5001. NOT LATER THAN August 30. 1974. 3054 THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY Applications for the following close on dates indicated with the Registrar, University of Sydney. N.S.W. 2006 from whom further information available. Applications to include curriculum vitae, list of publications and names of referees. DIRECTOR OR THE SAMPLE SURVEY CENTRE (August 15, 1974) Applications are invited from persons qualified and experienced in the theory and practice of sample surveys for the position of Director of the Sample Survey Centre. The appointee to this position will have professorial status. Salary rate: $19,614 (Australian) p.a. LECTURESHIP IN PSYCHOLOGY (July 31. 1974) Applications are sought (from persons expert in the i logical foundations of psychological measurement, psyI chometrics, and qualitative (methods, as related to psyI choiogical theory and experimentation. The position advertised is a permanent one but may be filled for three years in the first instance with possibility of permanency after that time. Salary range: $9002-$12,352 p.a. PROFESSIONAL OFFICER (X-RAY DIFFRACTION): (Department of Inorganic * Chemistry ( (July 19. 1974) Applications are invited for l the position of Professional (Officer (Grade I) in the X-raj' i crystal structure laboratory. (The appointee will supervise ! the use and maintenance of •the laboratory’s instrumentation which includes a computer controlled single crystal diffractometer. Applicants (should have at least an Honours degree or equivalent i qualifications with expert- i ■ ence in crystal structure i analysis. Salary will be up to $8330! p.a | The appointment will be j until December 31, 1974. ini the first instance but may i be renewed. The possibility * of a permanent appointment at a later date exists. Further information is available from Professor H. C. Freeman.