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Started by Brigid Barry
Fri, 20 Nov 1992 03:37
Lecturers in Journalism
Author: Brigid Barry
Date: Fri, 20 Nov 1992 03:37
Date: Fri, 20 Nov 1992 03:37
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UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA FACULTY OF COMMUNICATION LECTURERS IN JOURNALISM ACADEMIC LEVEL B Ref No 92/2114 & 92/2115 The University wishes to make two lecturing appointments in Journalism. The successful applicants will take up a contract of l - 3 year's duration in the Faculty's Division of Communication, Media and Tourism early in 1993. The appointee to the first position (92/2114) will possess competence in electronic journalism, both radio and television, and a particular interest in the nature of news. Experience in electronic journalism is desirable and possession of a relevant higher degree would be an advantage. Given the requirement that the position cover both television and radio, this post could be shared between two part-time appointees. The appointee to the second position (92/2115) will possess competence in both print and electronic journalism and have an interest in both practical and conceptual issues in journalism. Experience in journalism is essential and possession of a relevant higher degree would be an advantage. Both positions require good communication skills, patience and tact in dealing with students and the capacity to work within a team. Closing date: 7 December 1992 Salary: $41,000 - $48,688 per annum Contact Officer: Dr G Osborne - Telephone (06) 201 2008 Applications: Selection documentation may be obtained by telephoning 201 2607 (24 hour answering machine). Applications addressing the Selection Criteria and containing a contact telephone number during business hours should be addressed to: The Assistant Vice-Chancellor - Administration C/- Registry, University of Canberra PO Box 1, BELCONNEN ACT 2616 THE UNIVERSITY IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER AND MAINTAINS A SMOKE-FREE ENVIRONMENT The University of Canberra is a member of the Unified National System and is sponsored by Monash University
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