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University Vacancies MACQL ARIE UNIVERSITY SENIOR LECTURER/ LECTURER IN POLITICS APPLICATIONS are invited for appointment as Senior Lecturer./Lecturer in Politics in the School of History. Philosophy and Politics. Candidates should have special interests in Australian Politics. The position is tenable not. before January ], 1976. Salaries will be within the. range $15,400 with five annual increments to $17,900 per annum for a Senior Lecturer and SI 1,250 with seven annual increments to sls.] 00 per annum for a Lecturei. Further information about the University, conditions of appointment including superannuation. study leave, housing schemes, etc., and the method of application should be obtained from the Registrar. Macquarie University. North Ryde. New South Wales 2113 <or by telephoning 888-8000. extension 9020>. Applications close on -July 25. 1975.

A. J. T. FORD. G. G. TURBOTT. Registrar. Registrar. Mh.v- I 9 '-’- 'CHRISTCHURCH. 2046 , 2141 position in the Schoo/ of Visual Arts at the Gipps/and institute of Advanced Education: LECTURER IN THEORY AND HISTORY OF ART The School of Visual Arts has adopted i progressive and experimental approach with its Diploma of Arts (in Visual Arts) programme, using an open learning environment which emphasizes students’ capacities for selfmotivation in multi-disciplinary studies. The successful candidate for the currently available position will be a scholar whose expertise includes theoretical studies relevant-to the visual arts in the widest sense, in areas such as Art History, Aesthetics, Perception, History of Ideas. Although the position is available as a permanent appointment, applicants interested in a limited term appointment will also .be given careful consideration. People interested in a position involving the teaching K of art theory as well as an area of studio practice, included in foreshadowed appointments for 1976 (below), are also encouraged to apply. . p FUTURE VISUAL ARTS APPOINTMENTS It is anticipated that Tutor and Lecturer appointments in Visual Arts are likely to be made in the following areas of studio practice at the beginning of 197 b: Graphic Design, Printmaking, Painting, Sculpture, Ceramics,, and Multi-Media Studies. Persons interested in one of these appointments are invited to register their interest with the Institute at this stage. GENERAL: A member of the Institute’s academic staff will be expected to contribute to the teaching of his discipline in team situations in multi-disciplinary degree and V dipioma- programmes offered within his School. Staff may also be required to contribute to programmes offered in other Schools and to external teaching programmes. SALARY be according to qualifications I ! and experience within the range for Lecturer, 311,250 p.a. to $15,100 p.a. '■/ CONDITIONS include a superannuation scheme, provision for recreation and staff development leave, and an attractive staff housing scheme to provide finance for building or buying a home. Fares for each appointee and his family, reasonable removal costs and a settling-in allowance will be paid. Assistance may be provided, if required, in obtaining temporary transit housing. Further information may be obtained from the fi Registrar. APPLICATIONS giving full personal particulars, including qualifications, experience, present position, the names and addresses of three referees, telephone number and a small 7;; personal photograph, close on 23 June 1975, with: The Registrar, Gippsland Institute of Advanced Education P.O. Box 42, Churchill, Victoria, Australia, 3842 THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF ASIAN STUDIES LECTURER IN ASIAN CIVILISATIONS APPLICATIONS are invited for appointment -to ; the post of Lecturer in the Department of Asian Civilizations in the Faculty of Asian Studies. The i appointee will be required to take up duty in , January 1976. i The appointee will be expected to teach i undergraduate and postgraduate students in the I general field of Chinese history and civilization : : from 960 A.D. A special interest in economic developments and/or the history of ideas would I be an advantage. Salary on appointment will be in accordance • with qualifications and experience within the I range $11,250 — $15,100 p.a., Australian currency. Appointment as Lecturer is for three years in ; the first instance with provision for re-appoint- ■ ment. after review, to retiring age. Reasonable travel expenses are paid and assistance with housing is given for an appointee I from outside Canberra. Superannuation benefits are available. The University reserves the right not to make an appointment or to make an appointment by invitation at any time. Further particulars should be obtained from I the undersigned with whom applications close on ; 31 July 1975. P.O. Box 4. Canberra, ACT, 2600, Australia. G E. Dicker Academic Registrar. 2098 UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO MEDICAL GRADUATE DEMONSTRATORS IN ANATOMY APPLICATIONS are invited for these posts for the period February 1-October 31, 1976. The salary is at the same annual rate as that for medical graduates in their third year in the hospital service (less the compensatory payment). The current figure is $6736 for nine months service. Anatomy demonstrators spend some 20 hours weekly assisting students with practical work in gross anatomy and conducting demonstration/tutorials in gross anatomy for medical and other classes but they are not normally required to give formal lectures. Demonstrators have benefited to the full from the excellent, course in basic medical sciences organised by the Dunedin Committee, R.A.C.S. and in 1973 and 1974 all completed the Part 1 F.R.A.C.S. examination at their first attempt in July. Recent demonstrators have emphasised that their teaching duties have a very positive effect on their own study of anatomy and that quite apart from their advantages in preparation for examinations, these posts provide an excellent opportunity to acquire, free from the distractions of clinical work, a real and personally satisfying knowledge of medical sciences basic to surgery. Applications or inquiries should be directed to the Professor of Anatomy., Medical School. P.O. Box 913, Dunedin. Applications should be forwarded as soon as possible since offers of appointment are normally made in July. Applicants should include a brief curriculum vitae and should themselves arrange for two referees to write confidentially concerning them directly to the Professor of Anatomy. D. W. GIRVAN. Registrar. j 2431