Make the best study choice you can
Making the best choice possible sometimes involves changing your mind – or in the case of a commencing tertiary student, it can mean changing which course you’re going to study, or where.
Criminal Justice
When justice comes off the rails
Miscarriages of justice, and the urgent need for justice systems to address them, are an international phenomenon, according to visiting Canadian academic Professor Kent Roach.
Flinders wins big in ARC announcement on campus
Grants worth almost $7 million have been awarded to Flinders in the Australian Research Council’s 2015 funding program – announced for the first time at Flinders University Victoria Square today.
Flinders lawyers – trailblazers (and very employable)
Flinders University Law School’s Dean, Professor Kim Economides, is a man on a mission to promote the unique selling points of Flinders law graduates.
Flinders forum questions soaring remand rates
He said the forum was an opportunity to advance and inform the thinking and practices behind one of the key public policy issues of the day.
From cyber crime to fighting human trafficking
“People ask me if I’m scared to get involved in this kind of work but my sense of outrage is far stronger than any sense of fear.”
New Centre to take a long, hard look at crime
A Flinders University centre to be officially launched today (June 10) is dedicated to increasing knowledge and debate about crime.
Lecture tells a cautionary tale of corruption
The behind-the-scenes machinations of Queensland’s years of corruption will be the focus of the 2014 Ray Whitrod Memorial Lecture on June 10.
No increase in Flinders fees for 2014 students
Flinders University will not increase its fees for students enrolling in courses at Flinders through 2014 mid-year entry as a consequence of the Federal Government’s budget proposals.