Brilliance in teaching applauded
The Vice-Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence in Teaching including the new Innovation in Teaching Awards were presented to outstanding teachers on Friday 15 February 2019. An event […]
Flinders visit boosts French ties
A delegation from the Conseil régional de Bretagne (Regional Council of Brittany) visited Flinders on 14 February 2019, as collaboration intensifies between the University and the […]
Coorong and Irish in print
Revealing insights of South Australia’s social and ecological history are the focus of two new books that have recently launched, featuring the work of Flinders University […]
Visiting professor talks tetrapods
Professor Richard Cloutier from the Université du Québec à Rimouski in Canada is visiting Flinders for several months and will deliver a seminar in ecology and […]
National security gets dual Flinders public policy boost
The Flinders public policy research group has won two grants in the 2019 Strategic Policy Grants Program, which forms part of $8.7 million in research funds […]
Indigenous focus for new Fellow
Professor Amanda Kearney, a distinguished researcher who collaborates with Indigenous families and their communities in Australia, has been appointed as a new Matthew Flinders Fellow. She will join […]
Alumna embraces Antarctic opportunity
Flinders alumna Amelia Tandy has been selected as part of the fourth Homeward Bound contingent, an ongoing international program that aims to develop a 1000-strong network […]
French star joins Flinders fold
Acclaimed French actor and director Zabou Breitman will be Artist in Residence at Flinders’ Bedford Park during late-February and March 2019, where she will host the […]
Coming events
Upcoming events include hackathons, free public lectures and a workshop to gain knowledge and practical skills in dealing with PFAS-contaminated sites. Ecology and evolution seminar Associate […]