From Op Shop Camera to Successful Film Maker
Growing up, Ella Burton (BCreatArts(Screen) ’20) always had a creative side, enjoying photography and taking art classes as a teenager. Her film making journey really started […]
Humanities and social sciences
A focus on veteran wellbeing
As a proud veteran, Flinders University Sociology graduate Professor Ben Wadham is passionate about helping other veterans and their families as they transition to civilian life. […]
Crucial Aboriginal perspective in archaeology
In 2017 Ngarrindjeri and Kaurna man Dr Chris Wilson became the first Indigenous person in Australia to complete a PhD in Archaeology. Studying Aboriginal sites through […]
Exploring shipwrecks near and far
Exploring Kublai Khan’s 1288AD invasion fleet and investigating colonial era shipwrecks off Australia – Flinders University’s Adjunct Associate Professor Mark Staniforth has enjoyed a long and […]
Gaining a stronger perspective
2020 GRADUATE Dr Katarina Jerbić Doctor of Philosophy (Humanities) The thrill of being selected for a privately funded PhD scholarship at Flinders University was tempered by […]
Expert on a humanitarian mission
Gosia Hill is making a difference amid political turmoil From post-communist Central and Eastern Europe, Russia, Ukraine, South Africa and the Middle East, Gosia Hill has […]
Creating historical fiction to engage a younger generation
Nuclear testing at Woomera, The Kokoda Track and Gallipoli are some of the significant events Alan Tucker has explored in his remarkable historical fiction books for […]
An enduring professional in the ever-changing television industry
Deciding life’s too short not to follow your passion has led Basia Bonkowksi (1952-2022) to achieve a 30-year career in Australian television as a producer, presenter, […]
Nick’s New York state of mind
Film director, writer and cinematographer Nick Remy Matthews (BA(Hons) ’96) has been making films since he was twelve years old. ‘The budgets have gone up a […]