Flinders in the news
Coverage of Flinders in the mainstream media this week included Professor John Spoehr, Director of the Australian Industrial Transformation Institute, who gave multiple interviews to local […]
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Massey honours alumnus Iain Hay
Professor Iain Hay, Matthew Flinders Distinguished Professor of Geography in the School of the Environment, has just been awarded a Distinguished Alumni Achievement Award by his […]
V-C's Awards for Excellence in Teaching information session
Do you have outstanding SET results? Do students, colleagues and peers regularly attest to the positive effects of your teaching? Have you been invited to share […]
Critical thinking across the curriculum
Dr Sandra Egege (Transition Office) will present the next collegial keynote session sponsored by the Flinders Community of Practice for Writing Across the Curriculum and Inside […]
Wines by the glass for $9 at Alere
Explore Alere’s range of outstanding local boutique wines with happy hour this Thursday and Friday evening. All the wines below are only $9 by the glass. […]
PM's Science Prize - two weeks to go
With just over two weeks until nominations close for the Prime Minister’s Science Prizes (April 28), Australia’s Chief Scientist Dr Alan Finkel called on Australians to […]
Discount tickets to STC's Machu Picchu
Flinders University is excited to present State Theatre Company’s production of Machu Picchu from 13 April to 1 May. The play, written by Sue Smith (Saving […]
Investigators Lecture looks at drug and the young
Prominent drug and alcohol researcher and commentator Professor Ann Roche will present the next Investigators Lecture at Flinders University Victoria Square on Wednesday, 20 April, on […]
2016 Churchill Fellowships available
Applications are now open for the 2016 Churchill Fellowships. The aim of The Winston Churchill Memorial Trust is to provide an opportunity for Australians to travel overseas […]