Celebrating success
Once-in-a-generation contribution Associate Professor in Archaeology Martin Polkinghorne has made a significant contribution to a once-in-a-generation record of information on Angkor. The four chapters are included […]
College of Science and Engineering
Rare gems in Uni's vertebrate collection
An expert assessment of Flinders University Palaeontology’s extensive vertebrate collection has been done with support from a $7250 Community Heritage Grant (CHG). The Flinders University Vertebrate […]
Can chatbots improve healthcare training?
As rapid advances in the field of chatbot technology such as ChatGPT have raised some concerns for educators, Flinders University researchers say that chatbots have great […]
An update on Canvas
Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Students) Professor Romy Lawson provides a progress update on the rolling out Canvas, Flinders’ new Learning Management System (LMS). Check out the video update […]
In touch with ... Lynea Witczak Oldfather
In Australia as part of the Fulbright Future Scholarship program, Dr Lynea Witczak Oldfather is studying a unique Australian reptile. We spoke with her about her […]
Showcase supports Indigenous businesses
Mark Gregory, Vice-President Corporate Services, says the Flinders University Indigenous Business Showcase is an important step that Flinders University is taking to promote a strong and […]
Animal discoveries fascinate the world
A giant raptor twice the size of a wedge-tailed eagle and a weird wombat relative and a nut-cracking possum from inland Australia have been described in […]
Airline concerns on GPS interference
The Australian Government should be concerned by reports of an incident in the South China Sea involving the likely interference of communication and navigation systems on […]
Flinders Career Festival earns glowing praise
Almost 1,000 Flinders University students interacted with some of South Australia’s leading employers at the 2023 Flinders Career Festival, held in the Student Hub at Bedford […]