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| University Vacancies j UNIVERSITY OF j CANTERBURY | UNIVERSITY POST- 1 DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIPS I APPLICATIONS are Invited! for University Post-Doctoral: Fellowships in each of the 1 following departments. Appli- ' cants must possess a Ph.D. or equivalent degree, preferably 1 followed by some research experience. The appointees ■ may be asked to undertake a (limited amount of teaching in addition to contributing to (the current research pro- : gramme in their particular ; fields. ; | GEOLOGY: | Applications are invited, in (Particular, from persons with; 'experience in geochemistry of detrital sediments, water geoI chemistry or volcanic geoI chemistry. However, candiI dates with other special 'interests would be seriously i considered. 1 HISTORY: ! Applicants should have a I research interest in some (aspect of the history of New i Zealand, and should outline jin their application the work : they would propose to undertake during their tenure of ; the Fellowship. : MATHEMATICS: Applicants should have research interests in some branch of Mathematics and should indicate their research programme in their application. MECHANICALENGINEERING: Applicants should have carried out research in either the determination of the physical (properties of the natural wind, :or in production technology with emphasis on either the technology of automatic assembly or the technology of production of I messages, such as drawings,; tabulated data, magnetic tapes, etc. • The emolument will be a fixed fee of between $15,652 and $18,200. A part of the emolument may be desig-j nated as a travel allowance. Fellowships are tenable for one year. Applications close on June 12, 1981. Further particulars and Conditions of Appointment may be obtained from the undersigned or from | registrars of all other universities in New Zealand. W. HANSEN, Registrar. Private Bag, Christchurch.

SCOTS COLLEGE WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND APPOINTMENT OF PRINCIPAL The Board of Governors wish to receive | applications for the position of Principal. | Scots College is a boarding and day .. school for boys. The college has an * expanding roll, the present roll being a f little under 600 pupils. Conditions of appointment and further particulars may i be obtained from .the Chairman, Box (,15064, Wellington. The closing date for applications is 31st May, 1981. LINCOLN COLLEGE CHAIR IN WOOL SCIENCE THE COUNCIL OF LINCOLN COLLEGE invites applications for appointment to the Chair in Wool Science, resulting from the retirement of Professor A. E. Henderson. The Chair is of considerable significance to the sheep and wool industry of New Zealand and the Council is prepared to consider the appointment of a specialist in any field related to wool science, production, or technology. Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Science, Agricultural Science or Wool Science, have had research experience in wool science, or wool resources, wool production or wool technology and desirably, have had some experience in teaching, communication or extension. The successful applicant will be appointed as Head of Department and will be responsible to the College Principal for the administration of the Department. The appointment will be made within the existing range of professorial salaries, $35,564$44,505 per annum. Expenses of appointment reimbursed up to specified limits.- Government Superannuation is available. . Further details and general Conditions of Appointment may be obtained from the undersigned, with whom applications close on June 15. G. A. HAY, Registrar, LINCOLN COLLEGE, Canterbury. - AS2BR *5l AUSTRALIAN MARITIME I COLLEGE Launceston — Tasmania DIRECTOR (Assistant to Principal) THE COLLEGE: AMC was established in '978 by the Maritime College Act of Federal Parliament. It is located at Launceston. Tasman'a. As the national maritime college it is the only one of its kind in Australia, and provides maritime education and professional training for the shipping, fishing, off-shore, and port industries. The programs extend over the range of tertiary-level courses to degree and postgraduate studies: and there is a substantial involvement in short continuing education courses 'or the maritime and maritime-related industries. The first fulltime students enrolled last year. By 1984. wnen the building program will be completed, there will be some 800 full-time students on basic (award; courses and over 1000 on short Inon-award) courses. Major items of equipment include a 65m navigation and seamanshia vessel, a 35m fisheries 'raining vessel, radar, engine-room and ship simulators, 63m towing tank and 35m flume tank. THE POSITION; The appointee will join a team of two existing Directors who, along with the Principal, will comprise the College Executive. Each of the Directors will be responsible to the Principal for a part of the academic program according to ,his area of interest. They will also assist in the day-to-day administration of the College, either collectively or in rotation - pending the appointment of a VicePrincipal. Applications are being sought from candidates with good qualifications and experience in maritime or maritime-related disciplines including: • evidence of the capacity.to provide leadership and inspiration in the academic sphere; • demonstrable success in developing a complex organisation — business, educational or government; • sound understanding of the administration of tertiary-education institutes; • experience in dealing with government regulatory and funding committees. CONDITIONS: Salary 5A37.322. Superannuation benefits are available under the Australian Government Superannuation Scheme. Fares for the appointee and family, reasonable removal costs and a settling-in allowance will be paid. APPLICATIONS: Further details of the College are available on ’request. Candidates are invited to telephone the Principal on (003! 260711 or write to the address given below. Enquiries will be.treated in confidence and no approaches will be made to referees without the express permission of the candidate. Applications close on 29 May; 1981. It is planned that interviews will be completed by August and that the successful'candidate w-ilh take up the appointment in February 1982.' 1 . • The Staff Officer (Applications), Australian Maritime College,. P.OL’Box 986, l^iinceston,72so, Tasmania, Australia. Telephone: (003FZ60711, Telex AMC58827.