Free coding workshops for school girls
Flinders University is offering free workshops to help girls from Year 7 to Year 12 gain valuable computer programming skills – and to encourage gender equity […]
Summer school adds up in math
Elite math students are busy during the holidays, with 170 attending this year’s AMSI Summer School in Sydney.
Order of Australia honours for Flinders academics and alumni
Founders of psychology and computer science programs at Flinders – and Professorial Fellow Mike Rann – were recognised in this year’s Australia Day Honours.
Vale Chris Marlin
News of the death of Professor Chris Marlin, former Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research), has saddened the Flinders community.
Flinders $120 million vote of confidence in Tonsley
Flinders’ role as a major contributor to the economic and social development in southern Adelaide was underscored with the start of construction of the University’s $120 million building at Tonsley.
Flinders to make major investment in Tonsley Park
Flinders University is poised to make its largest single investment in educational facilities since the University was established with a planned $120 million expansion at Tonsley Park.
Surgical skills with the click of a button
To the untrained eye, the spreadsheet sitting on Luke Humphris’ desk appears to be a mishmash of meaningless numbers.
Strong demand for Flinders courses – a boon for community and industry
Flinders University has had a significant growth in demand for its engineering and computer science courses in 2009. More than 5000 prospective students will be offered a place in undergraduate and postgraduate courses at Flinders, representing an overall increase in application numbers of around 5 per cent over last year.