Flinders in Borneo to gain skills in autism care
A group of Flinders staff and students from the Disability and Community Inclusion Unit has travelled to Brunei on the island of Borneo to learn more […]
Flinders wins $1m to support leadership in developing world
Flinders has been successful in securing more than $1m in the latest round of Australia Awards Fellowship funding, as announced by Foreign Minister Julie Bishop earlier […]
Flinders’ fossil hunter earns Bragging rights
Distinguished palaeontologist, Professor John Long, has received an Honorary Bragg Membership to The Royal Institution of Australia for his significant contribution to science and science communication. […]
Bringing medical devices to life
Have you got a great idea for the world’s next medical innovation or assistive technology? Applications are open now for funding support from the Flinders University […]
Flinders athletes show winning form
Flinders athletes have put in blistering performances at the 2017 City-Bay Fun Run, placing 2nd, 10th and 11th among 26,000 runners. Riley Cocks, recently returned from […]
History Chair among top scholars
Professor Melanie Oppenheimer, Chair of History at Flinders, has been elected to the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia (ASSA). She is among 46 Australian […]
Buildings and Property recognised for innovation
Flinders has won the Innovation Award from the Tertiary Education Facilities Management Association (TEFMA) for its new cleaning model implemented in 2016. The TEFMA Innovation Award is […]
Flinders NT team wins top teaching award
A team from Flinders NT has won an Australian Government Award for University Teaching. Associate Professor Narelle Campbell, Dr Helen Wozniak, Associate Professor Sue Lenthall and […]
First UNESCO Chair in Heritage Futures
Adjunct Professor Cornelius Holtorf has been awarded the world’s first UNESCO Chair in Archaeology with a specialisation in Heritage Futures. While most archaeologists work to preserve […]