Drought resilience grants
Enhancing recovery and building resilience in drought-prone areas of Australia are the themes of three new federal research grants awarded to Flinders University experts this month. […]
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Staff discount to enrol for business courses
Generous discounts for Flinders University staff and domestic alumni to gain a Master of Business Administration (MBA) are still on offer, for studies to commence during […]
From Bologna to Flinders
After extended travel delays, international cotutelle scholar Laura Menabò has arrived at Flinders University. The PhD student from the University of Bologna, Italy will support senior […]
Big biz-ed discounts for staff
Feeling fearless? Flinders University staff and alumni are invited to take advantage of special discounts on offer to study the revamped Master of Business Administration (MBA) – along […]
Top Flinders scholars off to the UK
John Monash Scholarship recipient Darcy Dunn-Lawless, a Flinders University biomedical engineering researcher, plans to head to the University of Oxford next year. The prestigious $225,000 three-year […]
Call to beef up wage theft legislation
Legislation in South Australia needs to toughen federal and state laws to arrest wage theft, which is likely to be on the rise during the COVID-19 […]
Suicide falls during pandemics
While suicide levels in the United States fell during the first year of the pandemic, Australian researchers warn of the challenge to maintain lower suicide rates, […]
Flinders joins green chemistry centre
Flinders University researchers, led by Professor of Clean Technology Colin Raston, have joined a new multimillion-dollar Australian Research Council (ARC) Training Centre to develop more sustainable advanced manufacturing […]
Arts and culture in the spotlight
Flinders University provided strong support for the Reset: A New Public Agenda for the Arts initiative, which held a two-day conference this month, looking at ways […]