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I University Vacancies 1 ? THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY II APPLICATIONS including curriculum vitae, list of pubi- lications and names of three v referees close on date indi- -! cated with the Registrar, Uni- . versity of Sydney. N.S.W. 2006, Australia, from whom M : further information available. LECTURESHIP/ SENIOR LECTURESHIP IN TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING September 30, 1978 ! - The department’s teaching and research programmes are entirely postgraduate and emphasise the formulation and evaluation of planning i policies. Applicants should i i have a developed interest in , jibe spatial and distributional jaspects of planning and pretiference will be given to r | those who can demonstrate -'experience in the application -; of skills to the evaluation j jof public policy. The depart- - ’ ment will be particularly - j interested to receive appli- -; cations from those with a r} background and skills in law 5} and/or economics and/or staI •' tistics appropriate to this public policy emphasis. Information about the de- i > partment’s educational phil-i . osophy, current research and r j educational programme is I available from the Head of: ; the Department. LECTURESHIP IN PHILOSOPHY ■ SCHOOL OF PHILOSOPHY July 31, 1978 } Applications are invited !} from suitably qualified per- ■ ■ sons for this position, whichHwill become vacant in Janu-- ! ary, 1979. ’ i The successful applicant '; will be appointed to the ; School of Philosophy, to; work for the time being under the direction of the i Head of the Department of : Traditional and Modern Phil- • osophy. The ability to offer courses in Logic is essential. The Department of Tradi- | tional and Modern Philosophy •| is interested in all main divi* Jsions of Western philosophy. ;ln this case it would particularly welcome applicants i with expertise in the areas , of metaphysics/philosophy of ’ science/phflosopny of logic and language. : GENERAL: Lectureships and Senior i ; Lectureship may be filled j | either on a tenured basis or, | ■in the first instance, for a i . probationary period of three; : years with the possibility of i ! tenure being given during or | shortly after that period, or| in certain cases return fares. SALARY RANGES: Senior Lectureship: $20,104 < to $23,432 (Aust.) p.a. Lectureship: ‘514,984 to! $19,684 (Aust.) p.a. 1476| ! THE UNIVERSITY OF i I PAPUA NEW GUINEA DEPUTY VICE-CHANCELLOR iTHE post of the Deputy Vice- ; Chancellor of the University : has now become vacant foldowing the appointment of ' the previous occupant, Mr R.' }R. Lohia, to the post of ViceChancellor. ! Applications are, therefore,; ! invited from persons with 'appropriate qualifications and administrative experience to ! fill the vacancy. The Deputy | Vice-Chancellor will assist the Vice-Chancellor in carrying out his duties and responsibilities: the precise duties will be considered in the light of the successful applicant’s qualifications and experience. The appointee will also be expected to substitute for the Vice-Chancellor whenever he is absent from office. SALARY; K 20,104 per annum. In addition, an allowance of Kl3OO per annum if single is payable. An extra KlOOO Marriage Allowance and K 156 per child Child Allowance may also be payable. Applications should include detailed curriculum vitae, a recent small photograph and the names and addresses of ' three referees. ! Conditions include pro1 vision of housing, annual leave fares, and F.S.S.U. superannuation. In some eases it may be possible to make an appointment on secondment. Further details and the conditions of appointment are available from the Acting Secretary. P.O. Box 4820. University Post Office.; Papua New Guinea, with! whom applications close on ! June 9, 1978. 1476 ’

MITCHELL COLLEGE OF ADVANCED EDUCATION BATHURST, NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA MITCHELL COLLEGE is the largest non-metro-politan college of advanced education in Australia, situated at Bathurst, N.S.W. — 210 kilometres west of Sydney. The College offers programmes of study to degree status in Teacher Education, Business and Administrative Studies, and Liberal and Applied Arts to a current enrolment of 3600 students. Applications are invited for the position of LECTURER IN SPECIAL EDUCATION Applicants should have interests in the evolving resource teacher model of special education, or in teaching in special schools for the moderately/severely retarded. Particular skills in evaluation/diagnosis of children’s attainments from a comparative developmental viewpoint and the use of applied behaviour analysis techniques in promoting behavioural change would be an advantage. The appointee will work with full-time students in pre-service teacher education courses (early childhood, primary, secondary) and/or practising teachers proceeding by external (offcampus) studies to a specialist qualification. Applicants should have appropriate teaching experience and academic qualifications. The position is available from July/August, 1978 but a later appointment date could be arranged. Salary will depend upon qualifications and experience within the following ranges.— Lecturer I sAust 17,535 to sAustl9,6B4 p.a. Lecturer II SAustl4,9B4 to sAustl7,l32 p.a. Lecturer 111 sAustl2,9ls to sAustl4.79s p.a. Conditions of employment include membership of an attractive superannuation scheme, provision for recreation and study leave, and a bank finance arrangement for building or buying a home. Fares for the appointee and family to Bathurst and an .allowance for removal expenses will be paid. The appointment, is subject to a 12 months probationary period. Applications setting out personal data, telephone number, qualifications and experience, accompanied by the names and addresses of three (3) referees and a recent photograph of the applicant should be addressed to: The Registrar (Staff Appointments), MITCHELL COLLEGE OF ADVANCED EDUCATION, Bathurst, N.S.W. 2795, AUSTRALIA. Applications close on Friday, June 23, 1978. 1476