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university Vacancies THE UNIVERSITY OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA, (PORT MORESBY) POST IN ECONOMICS A VACANCY exists in the Department for the post of Lecturer Grade 1/2. The successful applicant will be largely engaged in the teaching of economic theory and economic statistics. The Economics Department at the University of Papua New Guinea is a small department of around eleven staff teaching certain core courses (economics theory, economic statistics, agricultural economics, international economics, economic planning and economic policy) and a variable number of optional courses including economics of socialism. The department offers accounting courses both at diploma and degree level. Teaching is biased towards policy issues in developing nations. Opportunities exist for research. Staff are expected to participate in team teaching in the Arts Faculty’s Foundation Year courses such as Political Economy, Say It With Figures, and Social Studies, and to contribute to core courses. A Programme of post-graduate studies by course-work has been introduced since 1979. SALARY: LECTURER, Grade 1: K 12.810 per annum plus gratuity. LECTURER, Grade 2: K 14,660 per annum plus gratuity.

Applications should include a detailed curriculum vitae, a recent small photograph and the names and addresses of three referees.

The successful applicant will be offered a contract for a three-year appointment. The gratuity entitlement is based on 24 per cent of salary earned and is. payable In instalments or lump sum and is taxed’at a flat rate of 2 per cent, tn addition to the salaries Quoted above, the main benefits include: Support for approved research; rent-free accommodation: appointment and renatriation ai r fares for appointee and dependant*-: financial assistance towards the cost of transporting personal effects to and from P.N.G.; 6 weeks annual le creation leave with home ai' fares available after each 18 months of continuous service: generous education subsidies for children attending schools in P.N.G. or overseas, a salary continuation scheme to cover extending illness or disability. Applicants who wish to arrange secondment from their home institutions will be welcomed.

A copy of the University's terms and conditions of service mav be obtained from The Assistant Secretary. Box 4820, University P.O . Papu* New Guinea, with whom applications shov’d be lodged by August 29, 1980. UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO FINANCE REGISTRAR APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of Finance Registrar of the University. As principal financial administrator in the University, the appointee will be responsible to the Registrar. He or she will have full budgeting and accounting responsibilities and will be required to service university committees, give management advice and show versatility in such other administrative duties as may be required. The University has an operating budget of more than $lO million per anura. and other expenditure under special grants. The Finance Office will be under the day-to-day management of a senior member of the Finance Registrar’s staff. The office currently has 16 staff, three of whom are professionally qualified. The University’s administrative Computer is a Wang VS. Wages and salaries are about 75 percent of the operating budget and will be on computer by the end of 1980. A computerised general ledger system is to be developd.

Applicants should be professionally qualified and thoroughly experienced in financial management, investment of money, trust accounting, E.D.P;. and staff control. The salary will be in the range $23,825 to $26,722 per annum according to qualifications and experience. New Zealand Government Superanuation Is available. In the event of an internal appointment, applicants mav be considered for the position second in seniority to the Finance Registrar. Details of the application procedure and conditions of appointment may be obtained by . writing to the Registrar, University of Waikato. Private Bag, Hamilton. J. C. DALY. Registrar. UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO Dunedin ASSISTANT LECTURER IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION (Dance) APPLICATIONS are Invited for the above post in the School of Physical Education. Duties to commence March 1. 1981. Candidates should hold a degree or diploma in dance or preferably a qualification in physical education with specialisation in dance. The responsibilities of the post include the organising, planning and teaching of the core requirements in modern dance at the School of Physical Education and the organisation of practical work for the further study and practice of choreography, and cultural aspects of dance. Salary: Assistant Lecturer, $11,058 -$13,577 per annum. In addition a 4% General Wage Order will apply. Further particulars are available from the undersigned, P.O Box 56. Dunedin. Applications quoting reference number A.BO/40 close on October’ 31, 1980. D. W. GIRVAN, Registrar. UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE CHAIR IN FOREST SCIENCE APPLICATIONS are invited for the foundation Professorship in Forest Science. Applicants should have a demonstrated research ability and a wide interest In the management 'of forest resources and in forest ecosystems. ; sAust37,lsl per annum. SALARY: : Further information, including research ' and teaching undertaken tn the Department, - staffing, enrolments, details of application procedure, superannuation, travel and removal expenses, housing assistance and conditions of appointment, is available from the Registrar. All correspondence (marked, “Confidential”) should be addressed to the Registrar. The University of Melbourne, Parkville, Victoria. 3052, Australia, Applications closa on October 31; 1980.