Flinders plans new Engineering courses
Flinders University has positioned itself to make a major contribution to the most dynamic sectors of the State’s economy with plans to offer five new Bachelor […]
Flinders attracts paramedics from Middle East
Although he has been blooded – sometimes literally – in emergency rooms and ambulances in his own country, Flinders University’s first Bahraini student has come to […]
The Fringe hears Jane Austen’s greatest hits
Mr Darcy won’t be there in person, but the drawing rooms of Jane Austen and her heroines will spring to life in a Fringe show organised […]
Education debate takes the stage at the Fringe
So, should the primary purpose of education be preparing a workforce, furthering social justice, imparting moral values, or promoting individual fulfilment? Thanks to Flinders education lecturer […]
Using microbes to starve algal blooms
Vital research aiming to determine cost-effective and efficient treatment to reduce the incidence of toxic algal blooms in Adelaide’s Torrens Lake is happening 17 kilometres away […]
New backing for medical devices brings R and D and industry together
The development and production of high-tech medical devices in South Australia will enter a dynamic new phase with the establishment of a $3.3 million program, based […]
Flinders University to host 2008 Fulbright Symposium
Governments will be challenged to consider how best to invest the wealth generated by Australia’s current economic prosperity in the future health of the country when […]
Flinders’ rural doctor training program extends to Barossa Valley
Flinders University’s ground-breaking rural medical training program has a new frontier – the Barossa Valley. The Parallel Rural Community Curriculum (PRCC), first established in the Riverland […]
Engineers to design next generation subsea inspection system for petroleum industry
A new inspection vehicle to monitor the condition of subsea pipelines will be designed and developed by a Flinders University engineering team to meet the growing […]