No bars on prison research
Criminology experts at Flinders University say more can be done to reduce corruption and improve correctional services in prisons.
Criminal Justice
‘Anti-Corruption Council, not Commonwealth ICAC, the best way to tackle corruption’
A Commonwealth ICAC would be expensive, inefficient, divisive – and hardly any of the world’s least corrupt nations have a national anti-corruption agency.
Flinders’ NCETA launches Australia’s first one-stop shop on meth addiction
If knowledge is power, the National Centre for Education and Training on Addiction’s (NCETA) new methamphetamine Knowledgebase could become one of the most important tools in the battle against ice addiction.
Aus-NZ criminologists converge at Flinders hosted ANZSOC conference
Home-grown terrorism, border control, cybercrime and miscarriages of justice are being addressed as Flinders hosts the 28th Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminology Conference.
Flinders rises to top 300 in world rankings
Flinders University has made substantial improvement in a prestigious international assessment. The latest Time Higher Education rankings of the world’s top universities has seen Flinders University move from outside the top 400, to the 251 to 300 bracket. Vice-Chancellor Professor Colin Stirling says the improvement reflects both a change in ranking methodology and hard work by the University.
Victorious mooters prove Flinders ANIMAL law pedigree
Flinders University Law School proved its pedigree is of the highest calibre by seeing off some of top universities in Australia to win the second Australia-New Zealand Intervarsity Moot on Animal Law (ANIMAL).
Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities leaders convene at Flinders for DASSH 2015
Flinders University is hosting more than 100 senior academic staff from across Australia today and tomorrow (Thursday 24th and Friday 25th September) at the annual Deans of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities (DASSH) Conference.
Italian lessons in the art of tackling corruption
Italian lessons in how to tackle corruption will be served up when one of Italy’s leading experts on corruption speaks at Flinders Victoria Square today from 5 to 6.30pm.
Magna Carta expert Clark and Young Lawyer Sims star at ‘Bulletin’ awards
It may be one of the world’s oldest legal documents, but a win by Professor David Clark at the Law Society’s ‘Bulletin of the Year’ (SA) awards last night proved Magna Carta still resonates.