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UNIVERSITY VACANCIES UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF EXTENSION STUDIES APPLICATIONS are Invited for the position of Assistant Director of Extension Studies in the Department of Extension Studies at this University. The salary attached to the position is £l3OO to £2500 per annum with (a bar at £2300 per annum. Comi menoing salary is in accordance (with qualifications and experti ence with annual increments I normally of £lOO. Approved I fares to Christchurch will be | paid. Further particulars and Conditions of Appointment may be obtained from the undersigned or from registrars of all other universities in New Zealand. Applications close on August 22. 1966. G. G. TURBOTT, Registrar. Private Bag. Christchurch. 3330 UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND LIBRARY APPOINTMENTS Applications are invited for the following positions:— PRINCIPAL LIBRARIAN Applicants must hold a University Degree and be an Associate of the Library Association of Australia, or hold equivalent professional qualifications. The successful applicant will be expected, in the first instance, to control the cataloguing section of the University Libraries. He should, therefore, have had experience in a large cataloguing department and be fully acquainted with the principles of alphabetic subject cataloguing, and with the Dewey Classification, of which the 17th edition is used. Current monograph accessions are at the rate of 30,000 volumes per annum. An interest in new techniques would be an advantage. As a senior member of staff, the appointee would be expected to assist with training for Library Association examinations. The salary range for a Principal Librarian is BA4BOO/ 5A6200, and the successful applicant will be eligible for superannuation similar to F.S.S.U. and housing assistance. Applications clo-se on August 31. SENIOR LIBRARIAN Applicants must hold a University Degree and be an Associate of the Library Association of Australia or hold equivalent professional qualifications. The successful applicant would be expected, in the first Instance, to supervise the University’s departmental libraries. He should have had experience in a university library or in Special Libraries, and possess a sound knowledge of the principles and purposes of university library organisation, and an appreciation of the services required for both teaching and research. Possession of a degree in science would be particularly relevant. The salary range for a Senior Librarian is 5A4400/8A5400. Superannuation under the State Public Service Scheme will be available. Applications close on August 31. LIBRARIAN Applicants must be graduates and possess a recognised qualification in librarianship. The successful applicant will carry out duties in one of the sections of the University Library under the direction of the Librarian in charge of the section concerned. The salary range for a Librarian is $A3340/$A4300. Applications close on July 31. Applications, which should include full details of education and experience and the names of three referees, should be forwarded to the Registrar, University of Queensland, Brisbane. C. J. CONNELL. Registrar. UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES invites applications for appointment to positions of LECTURER TEACHING FELLOW and SENIOR TUTOR/TUTOR in the SCHOOL OF HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE SALARY: Lecturer BA4BOO range 8A6340 per annum. Senior Tutor 5A4200 range SASOOO per annum. Tutor SA2BOO range BA3BOO per annum. Commencing salary for these positions will be according to qualifications and experience. The Teaching Fellow will be appointed at a salary between BA3OOO and BA4IOO per annum depending on qualifications and experience. Appointment to the positions of teaching fellow and senior tutor/tutor will be initially for one year, with prospects of renewal on an annual basis; for the teaching fellow the maximum perinod of renewal will be for three years. The School of History and Philosophy of Science is responsible, among other things, for courses in history and philosophy of science taken by most students reading for the degree of B.A. The School offers a full range of courses to B.A. honours standard, in which approximately 1800 students are currently enrolled. Plans are being made for the introduction of systematic post-graduate courses. For appointment as lecturer applicants should have a distinguished academic record in one of the sciences and must have completed a systematic course of training at postgraduate level in the history and philosophy of science. For appointment as teaching fellow applicants must have a good honours degree and be otherwise equipped to undertake research for a doctorate in the history and/or the philosophy of science. A teaching fellow must also be qualified to conduct tutorial classes in the history of one or more of the sciences. For appointment as tutor or senior tutor applicants must have a meritorious academic record preferably in one of the sciences, and must have had suitable teaching experience. For appointment as senior tutor applicants should also be qualified to assume considerable responsibility for the management and organisation of tutorial classes. Further information may be obtained from the Head of the School, Professor J. B. Thornton. An application form and details of conditions of appoint(ment, including superannuation, study leave, and housing scheme (for lecturers may be obtained from the Appointments Section, P.O. Box 1, Kensington. The closing date for applications is September 12, 1966. E. H. DAVIS, Bursar. 2318 UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY ASSISTANT LECTURER IN GEOLOGY APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of Asistant Lecturer in Geology at this University. Salary attached to the position will be at the rate of £l6OO per annum, rising by annual increments of £5O to £l2OO per annum, but these salaries are currently under review. Commencing salary is in accordance with qualifications and experience. Approved fares to Christchurch will be paid. Further particulars and conditions of appointment may be obtained from the undersigned or from registrars of all other I universities in New Zealand. Applications close on August 22, 1966. G. G. TURBOTT. Registrar. Private Bag. CHRISTCHURCH. 3455