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. […]
Making an indelible mark on public health
Environmental Health graduate Helen Psarras is safeguarding the health of customers and workers in the tattoo and piercing industry. In 2004, the burgeoning tattoo and body […]
Oakley is going the distance
As a distance runner with a focus on becoming a physiotherapist, Oakley Nilsen thought studying a Bachelor of Health Science then a Master of Physiotherapy at […]
Athletic flexibility to a degree
World-class cyclist Holly Takos (BCrim ’21) has represented Australia in the Commonwealth Games (2014), Track Cycling World Championships (2017), and is a two-times Oceania and Australian […]
Building on a tradition of innovation
Flinders University celebrates 30 years of teaching Law. In 1992 a group of 20 students made history as the very first to study Law at Flinders […]
Raising voices and perspectives
Jack Weise is giving back through The Weise Foundation Scholarship. Law and Commerce graduate Jack Weise (BCom ’09, LLB/LP(GradEntry) ’13) is passionate about the transformative power […]
Innovative care model
Flinders University’s Professor Jeroen Hendriks is optimising treatment for the world’s most common heart rhythm disorder. More than half a million Australians suffering from atrial fibrillation […]