Flinders in the news
Professor Jamie Quinton (School of Chemical and Physical Sciences) went to air on ABC Radio 891 to discuss the science behind colour and colour perception. The […]
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Wind down on Friday night in Flinders Laneway
Staff are invited to attend the first Friday Night Wind Down in Flinders Laneway this Friday 28 August from 4.30pm – 7.30pm. There will be a […]
The fate of creative imagination in the age of the selfie
In the 2015 Ray Mathew Lecture, first presented at the National Library in Canberra in May, novelist Andrea Goldsmith will explore the creative imagination in music, […]
What do you think of the Library?
From 7 to 21 September, the Library will be running a user survey. We value your feedback on how we can improve your library experience. Completing […]
Interested in flipping your classroom?
The ‘flipped’ classroom is a form of blended learning where traditional ‘homework’ tasks are completed in advance of the face-to-face session. ‘Translating Concept to Practice: Flipped […]
Lunchtime concert gets the vibe
Andrew Wiering takes the audience on a journey around the calming sounds of the marimba and vibraphone in repertoire from Asia, America, Europe and Australia at […]
Prizewinning new play gets its first outing
The winning entry in the Flinders University Young Playwrights Award will have a rehearsed reading in the Dunstan Playhouse on Monday, 31 August. The State Theatre […]
Teaching with linguistic and cultural diversity in mind
“Designs for Teaching and Learning in culturally and linguistically diverse setting” is a seminar in which participants will consider how they are to understand, and effectively […]
How inquiry-based laboratories work in STEM topics
The workshop ‘Strategies for implementing inquiry-based laboratories in STEM topics’will discuss the role of inquiry-based laboratories in the undergraduate curriculum and the evidence that inquiry can […]