University Career
Professor Jory has taught at a number of Australian and overseas universities, most extensively at The Australian National University and the University of Canberra. His career history is as follows:
- 1964, technical assistant, Research School of Physical Sciences, Australian National University
- 1965, senior demonstrator, Department of Physics, Australian National University
- 1965–1966, research associate, Florida State University
- 1967–1968, lecturer, University of Liverpool
- 1969, lecturer, University of New England
- 1970–1973, senior lecturer, Canberra College of Advanced Education
- 1974–1984, registrar, Canberra College of Advanced Education
- 1985–1989, principal lecturer, Canberra College of Advanced Education
- 1989-?, visiting fellow, Australian National University
- 1990–?, associate professor, University of Canberra
- 2006, visiting lecturer, University of Sussex
- 2007, visiting lecturer, University of Vienna
- 2008, professor University of British Columbia
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