Lunchtime music feeds the heart and soul
Flinders’ lunchtime concert series continues with an enchanting performance by Andrew Byrne on 18 April 2018. Mr Byrne is a renowned lute and theorbo musician who […]
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Pub performance expands teaching repertoire
Early childhood education students gathered in the Flinders University tavern to showcase their creativity, while gaining courage and confidence in artistic expression. For aspiring early childhood […]
Big win for rural future doc
Jessica Coolwell, a student at Flinders University in the Northern Territory, has won a $20,000 rural studies award to help complete her medicine studies. From Cave […]
Update on car park works
Car park roadworks are continuing, with improvements underway to car parks 2, 3 and 14. Car parks 2 and 3 Works commenced on car parks 2 […]
Quality physio on a budget
A low-fee student physiotherapy clinic will operate at Marion Sports Physiotherapy until 15 June 2018, with appointments costing just $10. The clinic is a collaboration with the […]
Digital doctorate globalises Flinders PhDs
Flinders is the first university in Australia to adopt SkillsForge’s integrated student candidature system for Higher Degree Research students, an exciting digital solution that will transform the […]
Embedding literacy across the curriculum
A mini-workshop to help educators incorporate literacy-enhancing strategies in any topic will be held on 23 April 2018. Using the ‘What, So what, What now?’ approach, […]
Race against the ramble with brain food
The topic of the New Venture Institute’s next ‘Feed Your Brain’ session is Design Sprints – structured programs that hit the spot for those keen to […]
Feminist disruption and discovery
Feminist scholarship and critical intellectual work in universities will be the subject of a public lecture presented by Associate Professor Christabelle Sethna, from the University of […]