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 […]
Humanities and social sciences
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 […]
Expert in international disaster relief
Louisa (BA ’97) has more than 20 years’ experience in Australia and internationally, in strategic change management and evaluation, with specific expertise in the international and security […]
An advocate for the arts
Peter Goers OAM (BA(Hons) ’78) is an actor, director, reviewer, former academic and host of the ABC’s Local Radio program, The Evening Show, which broadcasts throughout […]