Using soft skills to build a strong team
It was the inclusion of ‘Educational Leadership in Rural Areas’ in her Educational Leadership and Management major that got Diana Kambuaya (MEd(LeaderMgmt) ’13) over the line […]
Being resourceful with water management
Growing up in Mount Gambier, Ryan Judd (BSc (Hons) ’17) had little idea how importantly STEMM studies affected his region. However, having returned to his hometown […]
Critical thinking – from classroom to field work
Taking a Bachelor of Science degree at Flinders University taught Luke Ragless (BSc ’18) the skills that have presented job opportunities he always dreamed of but […]
A great adventure in GIS
Studying Applied Geographical Information Systems at Flinders University presented Ellen Carter with a versatile skill set that has opened unexpected career opportunities. “GIS can be applied […]
Real-world learning in action
Inspired by her mother, who was the first female lecturer at Bhola Government College, situated in a remote, conservative town in Bangladesh, Liza Fahmida (MPubAdmin ’16) […]
Flinders' influence has shaped palliative care leader
Maite Uribe (BNg(PreReg) ’12, GradCertPallCare ’17, MNursPrac ’22) — who this year completed a Master of Nursing (Nurse Practitioner) aligned to Flinders University’s End-of-Life and Palliative […]
Applying evidence-based research to improve livelihoods
With a passion for helping others and pursuing evidence-based research, Ghana native Bridget Numarce (MClinRehab ’21) decided to undertake a postgraduate degree at Flinders University. The […]
Doing something every day to help others
Investing care to ensure a better future for students, refugees and Indigenous Australians has been a tenet of more than 40 years’ work and service by […]
Understanding ancient truths
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this article contains the name and image of a deceased Elder, used with the family’s permission. […]