Dinosaur with a good nose for food
In a surprising new study, Australia’s most famous plant-eating dinosaur has been described as a “picky eater with a nose for good food” when it roamed […]
Teaching and learning
Flinders MBA joins global rankings after doubling in size
Flinders University has made a strong debut in this year’s CEO Magazine Global MBA Rankings, marking a new milestone for the University’s growing Master of Business […]
Flinders honours David Koch
David Koch AM has been awarded an Honorary Doctor of the University from Flinders University in recognition of his contribution as one of Australia’s most prominent financial commentators and media professionals, […]
Boost for NT medical training
Clinical placements in Central Australia have commenced for seven medical students from Flinders University’s Northern Territory Medical Program. This group of third-year students, part of a […]
Taste of engineering at Flinders
Flinders University this week welcomed 14 high school students to the first Indigenous Australian Engineering School to be hosted in Adelaide. The IAES program (17 to […]
Opening STEM pathways for schoolgirls
The results are in – mentoring schoolgirls in STEM subjects in Year 9 can encourage greater interest in physics, chemistry, technology and higher maths in senior […]
VR can help children communicate
Communication problems can hold back childhood development, with a range of interventions available to assist with social communication disorders. In a new research review, Flinders University […]
Plastic Age could go on the record
It is often seen as the scourge of modern society, but now a new study argues that modern plastics are a valuable archive documenting activities and […]
Teens enjoy fossil tour of discovery
In the eery, dark depths of an Australian cave, high school students are learning first-hand about thousands of years of incredible natural history. With help from […]