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UNIYIKSITY VACANCIES THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY invites applications for a LECTURESHIP SENIOR LECTURESHIP IN VETERINARY MEDICINE THE appointee will be In charge of the Unit of the Department of Veterinary Medicine located in Sydney and will be responsible for the teaching of the principles of Clinical Medtctne land the species Medicine of the ■ horse, dog and cat. i Salary for a Lecturer Is wlthi In'the range dol. 4800-x2o9—dol. 6340 per annum, and for a benfor Lecturer within the range dol. 6600-x 200—dol. 7600 per annum. Information c oncernlng superannuation. housing scheme, sabbatical leave, etc . and method of application Is obtainable from the Registrar, University of Sydney. Sydney. NSW with whom application, close on August 5. 1»6«. M. A. TELFER. Registrar. UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES Invites applications for appoint- , ment to the position of RESEARCH ASSISTANT SCHOOL OF SOCIOLOGY 'SALARY: 9A2668 range 1A3109 ner annum. Commencing salary I according to qualifications and experience. Initial lis for one year and there are ! prospects of renewal. I The School of Sociology is responsible for a research project oncerned with the social factors *f alcoholism. This project is supported by a Brant from the N S W. Department of Health. The successful applicant will work on the project and will spend a considerable amount of time at the Psychiatric Centre at North Ryde, which Is associated with the project. Applicants should hold an appropriate degree. Experience in social research, especially in social medicine, would be advantageous. An application form may be obtained from the Appointments Section (66-0351). P.O. Box 1. Kenginslon. N.S.W. The closing date for applications la July 25. 1966. E. H. DAVIS. Bursar 5759 UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES SCHOOL OF SOCIOLOGY Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for academic positions in the School of Sociology. The Chair of Sociology was left vacant by the death last year of Professor Morven S. Brown. The new Professor and Head of the School Is Dr. S. Encet, who wiCJ take up duty in November this year. Future plans for the School include sipeclai attention to teaching and research In the following areas: (a) The study of contemporary Australian social structure, with special reference to major areas of development since 1939; (b) Social change In Piapua-New Guinea as It approaches self-government; (c) Soclo-poltticail development In South-east Asia; and <d> The training of professional social workers. Other interests in the School include the sociology of medicine. in which the School is associated with the Faculty of Medicine. Funds are available for a research project into social factors in alcoholism, and support for other projects is currently being negotiated. The School has also been offered the co operation of various professional associations in carrying out studies of the changing structure of professional occupations. Further information may bs obtained from Dr. Encet. An application form and details of conditions of appointment, including superannuation and housing scheme, may be obtained from the Appointments Section (663-0351), P.O. Box 1, Kensington. The closing date for applications Is August 15, 1966. E. H. DAVIS, Bursar. 3824

UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES Invites applications for appoint rnent to the position of PROJECT SCIENTIST DEPARTMENT OF CONTROL ENGINEERING SCHOOL OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Salary: 3A4800 range 3A6340 per annum. Commencing salary according to qualifications and experience. Applicants must he'd a higher degree in electrical engineering or physics and physics and should have had extensive experience in electronic instrumentation or data processing systems. The succeasfu-l applicant wIM initially work on a project aimed at achieving the optimal control of a steam generating plant by means of a digital control computer. Further information may he obtained from Professor C. B. Speedy, Head of the Department of Control Engineering. An application form and details of conditions of appointment, including superannuation and housing scheme, may be obtained from the Appointments Section, P.O. Box 1. Kensington, N.S.W. The closing date for applications ie August 8, 1966. E. H. DAVIS, Bursar. 3824 UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND LECTURER IN BIOCHEMISTRY THE University Invites applications for the position of Lecturer in Biochemistry. An applicant should have a higher degree in Biochemistry and some experience in teaching and research in this subject. Preference will be given to a suitably qualified candidate with experience in either Protein Chemistry or Physical Biochemistry. The salary range for a Lecturer is 14800—7 X 200—16200 per annum. The University provides Superannuation similar to F.S.S.U., Housing Aslstance, Study Leave and Travel Grants. Additional Information and application forms will be supplied upon request to the undersigned with whom applications close on August 5. C. J. CONNELL. Registrar. | 3783 i UNIVERSITY APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES invites applications for appointment to the position of LECTURER IN GERMAN DEPARTMENT OF GERMAN SCHOOL OF WESTERN EUROPEAN LANGUAGES Salary: A4BOO dollars range A 6340 dollars per annum. Commencing salary according to qualifications and experience. Applicants should have a distinguished academic record in , German. They should give full . details of their academic back- , ground and research experience, . and Indicate any special Inter- : ests in the field of German language, literature or culture. Further Information may be ; obtained from the Head of the Department of German, Associate Professor W. G. Hesse. An application form and de--1 tails of conditions of appointi rnent, Including superannua--1 tion, study leave, and housing scheme, may be obtained from I the Appointments Section. Box ■ 1, Poet Office. Kensington. : N S W. The closing date for applications la August 8. 1966. E. H. DAVIS. Bursar. 3943