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University Vacancies VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF WELLINGTON THE COUNCIL OF Victoria University of Wellington invites applications from men and women ; tor the following vacancies: < SENIOR LECTURESHIPS OR LECTURESHIPS IN ARCHITECTURE ■ i Qualified persons are sought for appointment ■ to tour positions at the Senior Lecturer or Lecturer level for the 1978 teaching programme in the newly established second School of Architecture in New Zealand, which commenced last vear. j The positions are: Position No. 633: STRUCTURAL ENGINEER with a practice background and preferably experience in New Zea- j land, possibly someone who wishes to pursue part- ■ time postgraduate work in architectural aspects of engineering or earthquake architecture. Position No. 634: ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN. or an , ARCHITECT with a speciality in an area of History of Architecture: to take charge and co- ■ ordinate all History courses in the teaching programme. Position No. 635: ARCHITECT with a speciality in either Architectural Method and Design, or interior Architecture. Urban Design, Architectural Psychology, and a small segment of History of Architecture. Position No. 636: ARCHITECT or BUILDING GRADUATE with a speciality in either Architectural Method and Design, Landscape Design, or Construction Technology, Building Services, Construction Manage- j ment, and a small segment of History of Architecture. Appointees will be expected to participate in | the work of the School in general, to co-ordinate part-time specialist lecturers, and to assume responsibility for the development and teaching of subjects, tutorial work, and laboratory work in the 8.8.5 c. and B.Arch. courses. Appointees will also be expected to carry out a limited amount of consulting work, or private practice, or research work. Applicants must have professional and academic experience, preferably a higher degree, or be willing to work towards obtaining a higher degree on a part-time basis within the first term of appointment. TBhe task of establishing new courses calls for versatile personalities who are prepared to participate in the full integration of all subjects of the teaching programme. The University is anxious that New Zealand appointees take up their duties in January, 1978. Applicants should name only referees who have agreed to act as such, and who are available during the period of enquiry (October-November). Applicants should specify ’ the position(s) being applied for. Academic salary levels are comparable with those in private practice and in the Government service, and relate appropriately to the cost of living in New Zealand. Appointments will be made in the range of $8674 to $13,658 per annum (see scales below). Additional information regarding the School, its facilities and courses is available from Professor Gerd Block at the address given below. LECTURESHIP IN UNIVERSITY EXTENSION (VISUAL ARTS) The appointment is in the visual arts field of extension studies. The appointment will be made either with normal tenure or with limited tenure (minimum three years). Applicants should state whether they would be prepared to accept a limited term appointment. Preference wil be given to applicants with good degrees or their equivalent and who are competent teachers as well as being able to plan and administer courses in the visual arts. The Department at present offers courses in history, appreciation and practice in drawing, painting, print-making, film-making, sculpture (in plastics) and pottery. Some experience of New Zealand conditions would be desirable. Enquiries concerning the nature of the position may be made direct to Mr K. M. Bennett. Director of University Extension. The salary range for Senior Lecturers is $10,529 to $12,245 per annum where there is a bar, then $12,597 to $13,293 per annum, for Lecturers, $8309 to $10,360 per annum. A cost of living allowance of $365 per annum is paid in addition to salary. The appointment in University Extension will commence no earlier than February 1, 1977. Conditions of appointment may be obtained from the Registrar of any university in New Zealand, or direct from the Appointments Officer, Personnel Office, Victoria University of Wellington, Private Bag, Wellington, with whom applications close on September 30, 1976. W. E. DASENT, Registrar. 2451 Applicatii ns are invited fur the following new ■ senior aca<lenin: appointment in the School of ■ il Sciences at the Gippsland k Institute of Advanced Education. PRINCIPAL LECTURER I IN WELFARE STUDIES I ><1(1 and t a new associate diploma ■ nurse in Welfare Studies which commenced m appointee wil: undertake miuim.d formal of 197 n in order facititide further i.oursp j i.tipr* ■ •ar.-j* c.d a < mbtativn. Close liaison with the fuil range of welfare and professional bmlies will be required t< ensure the si. ‘he programme and th* .-;re emp . van •' .:s an h»mates Xcn ord < • llld . • • i ( ■C. ' •4 Tr ’.o'. : :it to a Vo- ationallv-oriented v. /.ire cn-.rse which emphasises integrated Ueidwork experience under close academic .ad profe<: ionol supervision. In particular, it is expected that applicants will have a recognised social work qualification, practical experience in a variety of social welfare agencies and evidence of administrative experience and competence. The appointee will nave the opportunity of arranging residential short-courses and in-service programmes, for which the college has excellent facilities. GENERAL — The Institute academic staff are f expected to contribute to the teaching of their disciplines in team situations in multi- l 5 disciplinary degree and diploma programmes in '■ both internal and external teaching programmes. In addition to the programmes offered within their own School, staff may also be required to contribute to programmes offered within other Schools. SALARY will be 5(A)21.090 p.a. CONDITION’S include a superannuation scheme, provision for recreation and staff v development leave, and an attractive staff housing M-herr.e tn provide finance for building ■r Ia ‘-. me. Fares for the appointee and .r- •. r. removal costs and settling-th-.w in* will he paid. Assistance mav be i ■ transit housing. Further ’ ■ .. inflation mav ba obtained from the Registrar. A PPI IC ATIONS giving full pp.-mal partii ulars :. ludinz qualifications, experience, present position, the names and addresses of three referee'- Telephone number and a small persona’ photograph} should be forwarded as The Registrar, Gippsland Institute | of Advanced Education THE PRESS SOUTH ISLAND'S BIGGEST SELLING DAILY NEWSPAPER