A diverse career with the Bachelor of Arts
Have you ever been told a Bachelor of Arts (BA) is useless? Don’t believe the outdated stereotype! BA alumni have well proven that a degree […]
Archive Author: Jessica Ingram
Jobs a BA major in English can lead to
Thinking of studying English as a major or minor in the Bachelor of Arts but not quite sure what jobs you could get into with […]
Studying in Australia on an international PhD scholarship
Hi folks, I’m Meghan, an HDR student here at Flinders University. I arrived in Adelaide in early February 2020 from Ireland (yes, I know, the […]
Become a Scientific Diver with Flinders first micro-credential
Hello, I’m Philippe Kermeen, a Masters of Maritime Archaeology student at Flinders University who entered into the Micro-credential Professional Scientific Diver Certification (MICR-PSDC) in April […]
How academic friendship transformed our PhD experience
Our names are Edith Hill (she/her) and Marina Deller (they/she), and we are both completing Life Writing PhDs at Flinders University. We are best friends […]
From a BA to a PhD to the world
“I didn’t finish high school…and I didn’t have any sort of qualifications before attending Flinders University. Now suddenly, I have a book. There have been […]
Archaeology student Emily’s WIL experience
“Choosing Flinders University for my degree was one of the best decisions of my life. I have received so much support and guidance from staff […]
Come join the Gothic reading group
Having taught variations of his current second-year topic ‘Gothic: Terror, Horror and the Supernatural’ for almost five years, Flinders English lecturer Dr Eric Parisot noticed […]
Breaking the bias around sex education
This International Women’s Day we are celebrating all the women out there who are breaking the bias – #BreakTheBias. Flinders University Senior Lecturer and alumni […]