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-University Vacancies UNIVERSITY OE OTAGO DUNEDIN, NEW ZEALAND 1 ELLOWSHIPS. Robert Buns Literature, rrances Hodgkins — Art Mozart — Marie. THE University of Otago invites applications for i9oo for the above fellowships from anv New Zealander, or per son normally resident in New ! Zealand The fellowships are open i to any serious writer of im-1 aginative literature < Robert] Burns,), practising artist or] sculptor ‘Frances Hodgkins).] or composer ♦ Mozart). Further particulars may be, obtained from the under- 1 feigned. The closing date for applications is August 10 1979. D. W. GIRVAN. Registrar. UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO LECTURER IN ECONOMICS! THE University nas a vacancy I in the Department of Eco-i numics foi a Lecturer. Preterence will be given to applicants with a special interest in macroeconomics/ monetary economics. The position will carry a salary in the following range for' Lecturers: SNZU.B94-SNZ 14,615] per annum. Although the University is intending to make an ap j pomtment to an established i position, consideration will he I given to a visiting appoint ] ment for. one year for a suit-; able candidate. Depending! on individual circumstances, remuneration for a 'isiting apDoir.tment may consist of] salarv and/or a contribution] to travel expenses. Appli-l cants who wish to be consid-] pied for such an appointment are asked to provide full details as to proposed length of visit, level of remuneration requested, etc., in their application.

The University’s conditions! of ippointment and method' of application are available! f-’Orn the Registrar. University of Waikato. Private Bag. Hamilton. New Zealand. Gen-; era! information about the} I diversity and its courses of stud\ is available in the University Calendar but particular inquiries of an academic nature may be made to Pro fessor J T Ward. Head of T> enemies. University of Wai kato Xpplications should be sent to the Registrar. University of Waikato. Private Bag. Ham Ist on. New Zealand, bv Julv 16. 1979. ‘ j J. C. DAEV. .. : Registrar. ’ THE UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND NEW ZEALAND SCHOOL OF MEDICINE APPLICATIONS are invited for the following vacant positions. Conditions of appointment and method of application are available from New Zealand and Australian Universities oi from the Assistant Registrar (Academic Appointments). University of Auckland. Applications will be accepted at an\ time up toj August 10. 1979 Commencing salaries within the appropriate scale will be established in accordance with qualifications and experience up to the following maximums:— MEDICAL STAFF Lecturers: Maximum SNZ 17,335 per annum. The Auckland Hospital Board may make provision for Lecturers undertaking clinical responsibilities after normal working hours to be paid an appropriate compensators payment Senior Lecturer — maximum 5.XZ25.364 per annum. Senior Lecturers may bei paid an appropriate allow--a nee for clinical responsibil-l ities Associate Professors—basic: $NZ27,000 per annum but in exceptional cases the Council I may extend this to $30,495 per annum. NON-MEDICAL STAFF I Lecturers — maximum SNZ--14.250 per annum. Senior Lecturers — up to| 5NZ16.780 per annum but in exceptional cases the! Council may extend this) to JNZIB.3OO per annum. ■ Associate Professors — basic' 5NZ21.200 per annum. At present all salaries are| supplemented by a General] Wage Order of*s36s per an-; num. CHEMICAL PATHOLOGY — i Associate Professorship or! Senior Lectureship. Candidates must hold a medical qualification registraole in New Zealand, together with a recognised postgraduate qualification in Pathology ‘for example FRCP A or MRCPath). The successful applicant will be involved in the undergraduate and postgraduate teaching courses* in Pathology, and will be expected actively to pur sue research projects rele vant to interests. The person appointed will be attached to er in charge of. the Chemical Pathology Laboratory Service at Auckland Hospital.

ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY— j Senior Lectureship. Candidates must hold a; medical qualification, registrable in New Zealand, to-! gether with a recognised post graduate qualification in Orth-! opaedic Surgery, and shouldi be experienced in teaching] undergraduate and post-gradu-i ate medical students. The Senior Lecturer will be expected to assist in the organisation, development and teaching of orthopaedic surger at undergraduate and post-graduate levels; and nut only to develop and engage in clinical research but also to encourage and supervise junior members of hospital staff embarking bn clinical research projects. The successful applicant will have clinical responsibilities at one of the Auckland Hospital Board group of hospitals.

PHARMACOLOGY AND CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY— Lectureship or Senior lectureship (Medical or Non-Medical) An especially well qualified candidate <non-mediealj maybe appointed at the level of Associate Professor. Applicants should have a postgraduate medical degree or qualification and/or a PhD degree in Pharmacology. Clinical Pharmacology. Biochemistry or a related field and hase proven ability to teach and conduct independent research. Preference will be given to those with training and an active research interest in one of the following areas: pharmacokinetics (drug disposition and passage of drugs across membranes; basic or applied autoonomic cardiovascular or respiratory pharmacology; basic or applied neurochemistry or neuropharmacology: basic or applied pharmaclogv related to anaesthesia Candidates for a Lecturship or Senior Lectureship Medicah must hold a medical Qualification regisfrab’p : n New Zealand. It is possible that a medically Qualified appointee mav have c’inica! T -e«nonsihilities in relation *o the Auckland Hospital Board D. W. PULLAR, Registrar. UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND Private Bas. Auckland, NEW ZEALAND.