Nurses unite under national child health plan
Maternal, child and family health nurses provide the most accessible and freely available health services for vulnerable families in Australia. Now a comprehensive new set of […]
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Ciao school bullies – the PEACE Pack is coming
Bullies are everywhere, but international experts are working hard to crack down on schoolyard violence. Flinders University has joined forces with one of Italy’s oldest institutions, […]
French-SA submarine summit focuses on higher education needs
Flinders University will reinforce its existing relationships with French research institutions at a landmark workshop in Adelaide this week focused on meeting the workforce needs of […]
Pioneering physics educator receives international award
The life changing work of one of Australia’s top university physics educators has been recognised with an international award for innovation in teaching. Flinders University physicist […]
Vale Professor James McKinnon Watts
Flinders is mourning the passing of the University’s Foundation Chair of Surgery, Professor James McKinnon Watts. Professor Watts made a number of landmark contributions to surgery, two […]
NDIS offers allied health jobs
As the National Disability Insurance Scheme rolls out, demand for the new and fast-growing job category of ‘developmental educators’ is expected to rise. Along with on-the-job […]
Dying2Learn supports National Palliative Care Week
To raise awareness and understanding about palliative care, Flinders has created some useful resources from the Dying2Learn MOOC (Massive Open Online Course). Dying2Learn was developed and run […]
Help us get this show on the road
A vision to build an efficient, practical family car fuelled by solar power is driving a Flinders University team to get their first entry in the […]
New resource supports nationally consistent palliative care
Older Australians will be more informed and better cared for at the end of their lives thanks to a new online resource launched in Canberra today. […]