Lawyers up their game with coding skills
The prospect of legal proceedings can instil fear in hearts and wallets – whether considering action or faced with the need to respond – but technology […]
College of Business, Government and Law
Women’s burden increases in COVID-19 era
The triple burden endured by women – in productive, reproductive and community roles – has been exposed and intensified due to COVID-19-enforced lockdown and quarantine restrictions. […]
Co-offenders provide key to crime patterns
A large volume of criminal offending involves two or more individuals acting collaboratively – yet detailed analysis of co-offending is lacking to obtain more detailed and […]
Employers can’t afford to axe mature workers
In this current era of economic adversity, it does not make sense for employers to overlook mature aged workers – because their resilience and experience provides […]
Profiling of lone terrorists is flawed
Terrorism has typically been considered an organised activity undertaken by networks of individuals who share a collective identity and purpose. However, in recent years, media, law […]
Queen’s Birthday Honours 2020
Remarkable Flinders University staff, students and alumni have been recognised through some of the highest Queen’s Birthday Honours this year. These include Flinders University’s Deputy Chancellor […]
Graduates shine from akto opportunities
A fresh collaboration between SA tech company akto, Flinders University and the City of Holdfast Bay is providing graduates with a daring new way to drive […]
Multi-faceted studies drive PhD wins
Working on an ARC project to better understand young male (ex)prisoners laid the foundation for Dr Simone Deegan’s PhD to follow, a journey that saw her […]
Flinders short courses address priority state and national need
Two specially designed short courses in Aged Care and Cybersecurity have been developed by Flinders University in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Designed to support local industry […]