' University Vacancies i LINCOLN COLLEGE (University College of Agriculture LECTURER LN FARM MANAGEMENT ! APPLICATIONS are invited ■ from candidates with experi- . ience in the application of i .quantitative management of the farm level. ,A research interest in the development of pastoral management systems and in management information systems foi the larm business would be an advantage ! Teaching will be mainly at post graduate and senior . undergraduate level in the area of farm planning, investment analysis and systems research. Commencing salary accord ling to qualifications and exjperience. Salary scales for j academic staff as at April 1. 51978. are:— Lecturer: $10,239-$l 2,543 | per annum. Senior Lectuerr: $12.982-1 $14,902 (bar)—sls,999 per annum. At present salaries are [supplemented by an Interim I Special Allowance of 3.5 pet icent. Travel and removal Expenses reimbursed up to J -specified limits. Govern-: ment Superannuation available. Initial inquiries may be} made to Professor J. B. Dent,’ ihead of the Department of ; Farm Management and Rural Valuation at the College. Conditions of Appointment containing further details of this position are available from the undersigned with whom applications close on July 14. 1978. Please quote’ .Vacancy No. 78/21. G. A. HAY. Registrar. I Lincoln College, | Canterbury. UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND. New Zealand. APPLICATIONS are invited for the following full-time teaching positions. Conditions of Appointment and Method of Application are available from all New Zealand and Australian Universities and from the Assistant Registrar (Academic Appointments) at Auckland University. Applications, in accordance with ‘‘•’Method of Application” will be accepted at any time up to JUNE 30, 1978. i Commencing salary within ! the appropriate scale will be } determined in accordance with qualifications and expedience. At present salaries i are supplemented by an | Interim Special Allowance of 3.5 per cent of salary and a 1 cost.-of-living allowance of '5365 per annum. LECTURER: The present ! salary scale for a Lecturer is 15NZ9874 per annum, rising to } $12,178 per annum by six annual increments. In normal circumstances a Lecturer ; whose services have proved i satisfactory to the Council ’ may expect in due course to : !be given the status of a ; Senior Lecturer. SENIOR LECTURER: The ! present salary scale for a, Senior Lecturer is $NZ12,617 per annum, rising to $14,537 per annum by five annual increments. In exceptional cases the Council may extend this scale to $15,634 per; annum. ECONOMICS Lectureships Applications will be wel- ; : corned from candidates who! have either completed a I Ph.D. degree or have eompar-1 able research experience, and whose interests are in any of the major fields of; Economics, including eco-' nomic history. GEOPHYSICS Lecturership/Seni or Lectureship (Department of Physics) Preference will be given to . an applicant with a tradi-; tional physics background but with interests and experience in marine physics, particularly physical oceanography. Instruction in geophysics is essentially at the advanced levels but in addition to teaching and research commitments to geophysics the Lecturer would be expected to participate in general undergraduate teaching in the Department. MUSIC Lectureship Candidates should be! qualified to teach analysis} and the materials of music i at both undergraduate and I graduate levels; and to ’ undertake the supervision of; post graduate work. Some ex-! perience in the teaching of! ethnomusicology could also he desirable D. W. PULL AR. Registrar. ! University of Auckland, Private Rag. Auckland. , New Zealand. ’ 1483
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