ERA report confirms Flinders research strengths
Flinders University’s ratings in the 2010 Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) report confirm its strength in medical research, with rankings above or well above world standard.
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Program extends student teachers’ stay in rural schools
Flinders University is leading a radical new education program that will see nine student teachers undertake a six-month placement in schools in South Australia’s Riverland and South East.
New phone system improves disaster communications
A new mobile system that substantially improves communications in disasters like the recent floods in the eastern States was unveiled today (Thursday, 27 January) by Flinders University researcher, Dr Paul Gardner-Stephen.
Flinders expands research collaboration with Museum
Researchers from Flinders University and the SA Museum will have increased scope to work together under an agreement signed by the two organisations today.
Flinders fellowships mark new way of research thinking
As ten early career researchers are recognised for outstanding individual achievement, Flinders University has announced three new initiatives to support academics seeking to boost their research activities and to attract international research collaborations.
Flinders makes record course offers, with places still available
Flinders University is experiencing strong demand for its courses in 2011, resulting in increased offers this year, and there are still places available.
Real life lessons for medical trainees in the South
A group of third-year Flinders University medical students begin a year long, hands-on educational experience with the launch of the Onkaparinga Clinical Education Program (OCEP) on January 14.
Flinders graduate wins top SA health job
A Flinders graduate and former academic staff member, Professor Steven Wesselingh, will be Executive Director of the new South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute. Professor […]
Hope in story of Afghan migrant loss
As a boy, Flinders final-year medical student Jawed Noori was used to the regular bus trip from the family’s temporary home in rural Afghanistan to Kabul.