Is stuttering linked to social anxiety?
The differences – and similarities – between people with high levels of social anxiety and stutterers are being investigated by researchers at Flinders. In the hope […]
Ready, set, learn: guide for autism and starting school
Schooling for children with autism should not be overwhelming, but does require considered planning and careful processes. A book providing educational solutions for children with autism […]
Get some sleep with new research trial
Flinders University is offering hope for insomnia sufferers with a study of a new innovative treatment. The research project needs participants with chronic insomnia, particularly those […]
Tall Poppy helping people cope with cancer
Effective cancer care needs more than medical treatments and should incorporate evidence-based psycho-social interventions, says 2017 South Australian Tall Poppy of Science Dr Lisa Beatty. With […]
Big tick for research papers
From environmental and mental health to rural worker conditions in Bangladesh, Flinders higher-degree research is making a difference.
Sleep, baby, sleep
World Baby Sleep Day will be supported by a real-time social media forum supported by Flinders.
Demand for Flinders courses stays high
Undergraduate and postgraduate degree courses at Flinders University have experienced strong demand in 2015. The University has responded by making a total of 7,016 offers to date.
Flinders shows research strengths in world rankings
Flinders University has been listed among the QS World University Ranking’s top 200 elite institutions world-wide for its performance in three subject areas.
The psychology behind safer airport screening
Professor Jason McCarley is on a mission to make airport security scanners more effective by tailoring them to the psychology of the user.