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L , UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE: TEACHING AND RESEARCH POSITIONS THE University of Waikato j. invites applications for posits tions within the Department r . of Management Studies. Posij. tions are available for: li> Experienced teachers at n Lecturer/Senior Lecturer if level. For exceptional ?- qualifications. consideratf tion would be given to e an appointment at Reader 11 level. Applicants should d preferably have teaching experience but applications will still be we) corned from persons with t ' suitable university quali- , s fications who wish to j commence an academic career. (ii) Visiting Lecturers/Senior II Lecturers. These positions are available for a full academic year iFebruary j. to November, or for a e minimum period of two it teaching terms. The rate e | of emolument and travel >. i expenses are open to ne5,1 gotiation for suitable candidates. hiiil Senior Research Fellows. Research Fellows. Junior i6i Research Fellows — Inllation Accounting Project These are appointments for periods to be agreed upon terminating on or before Januarv 31 1973 The appointees will' be im voiced in a major research project on inflation accounting which is being "undertaken currently in the Department of Management Studies with both Government and private sponsorship. The abote positions will carry salaries in the follow mb ranges iSNZ) ,as from May 15, 1977): Lecturers: $90(10 to $11,100; Senior Lecturers. $11,500 to $13,250 to $14,250; Readers $16,500. ' Junior Research Fellowss64oo to $8000; Research Fellow’s, $9OOO to $11,100; Senior Research Fellows. $11,500 to $13,250 to $14,250 to $16,500. A cost-of-living allowance of $365 p.a. is payable in addition to tile above salaries. Enquiries for all positions - may be made in confidence to Professor G. J. Schmitt, Dean of Management Studies. University of Waikato, Hamilton. New Zealand Applications quoting vacancy number 600. should be in a prescribed format details of which, together with general conditions of appointment, are available from the undersigned. I. T. SNOWDON. Registrar. 2560

I University Vacancies S I VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF WELLINGTON THE COUNCIL OF the Victoria University of Wei- i lington invites applications from men and women i for the following vacancies: CHAIR OF ACCOUNTANCY OR FINANCE | This is a newly created Chair, the fourth, in | the Department of Accountancy. The Department has an establishment of 23 i academic posts, and offers a wide range of courses for the B.C.A. (Bachelor of Commerce and Administration), B.C.A. (Hons), M.C.A. and Ph D. degrees. - Applications are invited from persons in the fields of accountancy or finance. Other things being j equal the preferred applicant would be someone from within these fields specialising in decisionmaking processes and in the information require- : ments of decision makers in various sectors of society. SENIOR LECTURESHIP OR LECTURESHIP IN ACCOUNTANCY These positions offer teaching opportunities at both undergraduate and graduate levels. Research support in various forms is available. Applicants should have demonstrated poten- i tial in teaching and research ability. Applicants I for a Senior Lectureship should desirably have a I doctorate in accounting or finance, or have a successful record of teaching, research and service i to the accounting profession. SENIOR LECTURESHIP OR LECTURESHIP IN COMMERCIAL LAW Although members of the Commercial Law j staff are administratively attached to the Depart- I ment of Accountancy, they are encouraged to work I in close liaison with the Faculty of Law in the j university, and to become involved in many of ' the activities of the Faculty of Commerce and Administration. as well as some of those of the Industrial Relations Centre. The teaching covers the role of the law generally in society for B.C.A. degree students, with more specialised legal topics ! (including taxation) for students in accountancy. I Research and publication activity is encouraged. ; Applicants should have an appropriate uni- j versity degree, professional law qualifications and ; preferably relevant teaching and/or professional ( experience. The appointment will commence February 1, 1978. Further information on the vacancies in | Accountancy may be obtained from the Chair- j man of the Department of Accountancy. RESEARCH FELLOW IN CRIMINOLOGY The position is within the Institute of ’ Criminology which was established in 1975 under the Directorship of Dr J. L. Robson. The Fellow will be required to study the relationship be- ‘ ■tween alcohol drinking and violent offending from ~ the angle of any discipline within the social science field. A specialist qualification in criminology is not essential. LECTURESHIP IN ECONOMICS The successful appointee will be required to take part in undegraduate teaching (including firstyear courses) but there will be considerable 1 opportunity for specialisation in teaching as well ’ as in research. In addition to a full-time teach- s ing staff establishment of 22, the department in- • eludes an Industrial Relations Centre, an Economic •' Planning Unit, and an autonomously run Economic I History section. I 9 SENIOR LECTURESHIPS AND LECTURESHIPS IN LAW | Although applicants with a particular interest I in legal system and land law are encouraged to 1 apply, applications will be considered from persons I qualified in any of the branches of law in which ’ I teaching is offered in the Faculty. In particular, ■ the Faculty is looking for men and women who ’ can assist with further development of the second I year legal writing and research programme. The i I Facuiity of Law offers courses for the LL.B, degree : and a graduate programme for the LL.B. (Hons) { ■ and LL.M, degrees. The Honours programme I emphasises special seminars and legal writing. The new salary ranges for academic staff I announced in February, 1977, and effective from j May 15, 1977, are for Professors, $lB,OOO to I $23,000 per annum, for Senior Lecturers, $11,500 I to $13,250 per annum, where there is a bar. then : $14,250 per annum, and for Lecturers and Research • i Fellows. $9OOO to $ll,lOO per annum. A cost of 1 I living allowance of $365 per annum is paid in ■ 1 addition to salary. A general salary increase has < been announced but its effect is unknown at prei sent. Conditioons of appointment may be obtained I > : from the Registrar of any University in New Zea- - land, or direct from the Appointments Officer, PerI sonnet Office. Victoria Uiversity of Wellington, 1 Private Bag. Wellington, with whom applications close on May 31, 1977. W. E. DASENT, Registrar.