Flinders strong performance on graduate outcomes
Flinders University graduates see a strong return on their investment in higher education when it comes to employment, according to new government data. The 2019 Graduate Outcome […]
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Social media influencing young boys’ body attitudes
The endless endorsement of particular body images and physical attributes on social media is influencing how young boys view themselves in the modern age, according to […]
From Italian cooking to aged care: Churchill fellows go forth
Flinders medical biomechanics research fellow Dr Rami Al-Dirini is one of 10 South Australian Churchill Fellowship Award recipients this year. He joins Flinders graduates Dr Victoria […]
Domestic violence puts children at risk
With one in four Australian women affected by family and domestic violence, a new initiative is targeting front-line health and welfare workers working with families and […]
Magarey medallist looks to the future
Flinders student Luke Partington has become the first Glenelg Football Club player in 13 years to win the prestigious Magarey Medal. The Education and Health Sciences […]
Open Days unlock the future at Flinders
Spotting fake news from real headlines, an escape room mystery that pits participants against the clock, and exploring the inner workings of the human body via […]
Youth wellbeing benefits from sleep research
Healthy sleep is widely recognised as important for young people’s wellbeing. Now Flinders University Professor of Clinical Child Psychology Michael Gradisar and his team have collaborated with […]
Dynamic duo fly high as Tall Poppy award winners
The complexity of modern living and its effects on our brains and behaviour has seen two Flinders University researchers become SA Tall Poppy 2019 finalists. Flinders […]
New metro rail link piles on progress
The first sod has been turned on the $125 million Flinders Link Project, extending the current Tonsley rail line to the Flinders medical and education precincts. […]