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University Vacancies CANBERRA - AUSTRALIA THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES RECTOR UNIVERSITY COLLEGE AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE FORCE ACADEMY THE University has entered into an agreement with the Commonwealth of Australia to establish a College of the University within the Australian Defence Force Academy in Canberra. The Academy is scheduled to open in 1986. The essential purpose of the Academy is to educate and train potential officers of the three Services for the Australian Defence Force. Applications for appointment are invited from persons with appropriate qualifications and extensive academic and administrative experience, preferably in a tertiary education institution, for appointment to the position of Rector. The Rector will be the chief executive officer of the College and will be responsible to the Vice-Chancellor for the management and supervision of its academic, financial and administrative activities. He or she will work in close association with the Commandant of the Academy. It Is envisaged that the Rector designate will take up duty early in 1984 and that the appointment will be held initially for a period of seven years and, subject to mutual agreement, may be renewed. Total remuneration including entertainment allowance will be sAusts3,4l3 per annum. The University reserves the right to fill any position by Invitation. Details of the position together with details of application procedure and conditions of appointment are available from the Senior Appointments Unit, The University of New South Wales, P.O. Box 1, Kensington, N.S.W., Australia, 2033. Applications close August 1, 1983. EQUALITY OF EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY IS UNIVERSITY POLICY. DIRECTOR OF THE INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS CENTRE APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED from suitably qualified persons for the above position which calls for a person whose academic qualifications and experience are reinforced by wide practical knowledge of industrial relations, and who will be able to develop, co-ordinate, and contribute to the Centre’s teaching and research programme. He/she will need to promote relations with appropriate bodies outside the University, especially with employer and employee organisations in the public and private sectors, and with relevant Government departments. Depending on qualifications and experience the successful applicant will be appointed Professor ($41,937$52,482) or Reader ($37,896). Conditions of appointment, including method of application, are available from the undersigned (or the Registrar of any university in New Zealand), with whom applications close on JUly 15, 1983. Administrative Assistant (Appointments), Personnel Office, VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF WELLINGTON, Private Bag, Wellington. Telephone 721-000. UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY LECTURER IN BOTANY APPLICATIONS are invited for the above position in the Department of Botany. Applicants should have a proven record in Molecular Biology and an ability to interact with existing staff in plant and microbial biochemistry, microbiology, genetics and plant physiology. The successful applicant will also be expected to contribute to undergraduate teaching in plant biochemistry. A sound knowledge and experience of contemporary molecular biology techniques is essential. The salary for Lecturers is on a scale from $21,660 to $25,684 per annum. Applications close on July 31, 1983. 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, University of Canterbury, Private Bag, Christchurch. UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO DUNEDIN CHAIR OF EDUCATION THE University Council invites applications for appointment to the Chair of Education, at present occupied by Professor Barbara Calvert who will retire at the end of 1983. Applicants should have a substantial research record and good administrative and teaching ability. Candidates in any area of specialisation will be considered. Professional salaries are fixed at various points within the present range of $41,937 to $52,482 per annum. Further . particulars are available from the undersigned, P.O. Box 56, Dunedin. Applications quoting reference number AB3/5 close on August 15, 1983. D. W. GIRVAN Registrar MASSEY UNIVERSITY PALMERSTON NORTH VISITING TEACHING FELLOWSHIP ECONOMICS APPLICATIONS are invited for a Teaching Fellowship in the Department of Economics. The Teaching Fellow will be expected to facilitate links 1 between the school curriculum and first year university economic courses. In addition there will be opportunities to contribute to the planning and teaching in internal courses. Facilities for research are available if required. ■ The successful Fellow would be expected to report to the University by the beginning of February, 1984 and remain a member of the Universlty staff until the close of the secondary school year. A special allowance of up to *l5OO will ■be made toward travel or qthcr expenses. , Applications enclosing a curriculum vitae and the names x>f three persons to whom reference may be made close with the undersigned qm June 15, 1983. ' A. J. WEIR, Registrar.