About Flinders University

Technology and innovation are transforming business today, creating new ways of working in new markets. Study marketing at Flinders and experience a future focused, industry driven specialisation combined with the skills and knowledge across all business management functions. Flinders Business offers exceptional teaching in an exclusive, supporting university environment, with the flexibility to study online or on campus.

Prepare yourself for a global career. You’ll learn about how culture, language, political systems and socio-economic factors affect international business practice. Apply your understanding of cultural differences and the principles of trade and management, integrating cultural understanding with your skills in core business disciplines of finance, marketing, human resource (HR) management and global sustainability. A Bachelor of Business (International Business) (Online) is also available.

Gain the skills employers are seeking with our nationally and internationally recognised transformative curriculum, based on contemporary research understandings of how to prepare effective teachers.

Qualify job-ready to work with children aged birth-8 in birth-5 settings, preschools and the early years of school.

Get a feel for the early childhood settings that you’re most passionate about, with a minimum of three professional placements across long-day care, preschool, kindergarten and school.

Personalise your degree by choosing a specialist curriculum area and multiple elective options.

Develop a comprehensive understanding of both the theoretical and practical aspects of computing technologies, and prepare yourself for a career in a computing-related field. You will gain the practical experience required to design efficient, reliable software that meets industry standards and also learn about the hardware on which software runs.

The computer science major provides you with a broad background in programming, databases, networks and computer systems, enabling you to develop technical expertise in computers and their application.

Follow your interests in core sciences from a diverse range of disciplines with a Bachelor of Science. You have the flexibility to explore an area that interests you while getting a broad foundation in science by studying a major, or gaining more specific expertise and a named degree by studying a specialisation.

Delve into the world's rich cultural history, uncovering the links between past, present and future societies.

Get your hands dirty, digging up secrets of the past with the only Bachelor of Archaeology degree in South Australia.

Unearth and analyse artefacts with a degree that prepares you for a wide range of jobs in museums, government, community organisations and the cultural heritage management industry.

You'll be prepared for an immersive career, choosing to specialise your studies in archaeological science, ancient civilisations, maritime archaeology, historical archaeology or Indigenous archaeology.

By studying History at Flinders you’ll gain a strong understanding of the big issues that underpin society now and throughout the ages. History deals with important topics ranging from global migration, the population explosion, famine, technological change and human impact on the environment.

It explores the explosive consequences of nationalism, war and society, the rise and fall of empires, revolution, decolonisation, democracy, fascism and communism. Our team of highly-regarded academic historians teach subjects covering many centuries, from early modern times to World War 2, Nazi Germany and more – with a focus on the fields of Australian, European, American and International history.

Gain an excellent grounding in all aspects of the health sector. In your Health Sciences degree, you will develop the ability to critically approach new challenges in contemporary healthcare and be equipped to enter the workforce in a variety of health-related sectors or pursue postgraduate studies in a health-related discipline.

The flexibility of the Health Sciences degree allows you to specialise in an area of interest. Specialisations include Ageing, Health Management, Health Promotion, Innovation, Digital Health, Physiology & Neuroscience, Psychology and Therapy studies. All specialisations offer placements in a wide range of health-related industries and settings. You can work within a health, community, or research setting to develop and enhance your work-ready skills.

Gain an excellent grounding in all aspects of the health sector. In your Health Sciences degree, you will develop the ability to critically approach new challenges in contemporary healthcare and be equipped to enter the workforce in a variety of health-related sectors or pursue postgraduate studies in a health-related discipline.

The flexibility of the Health Sciences degree allows you to specialise in an area of interest. Specialisations include Ageing, Health Management, Health Promotion, Innovation, Digital Health, Physiology & Neuroscience, Psychology and Therapy studies. All specialisations offer placements in a wide range of health-related industries and settings. You can work within a health, community, or research setting to develop and enhance your work-ready skills.

Study Nutrition and Dietetics at Flinders. Help people achieve the best health through nutrition. Prepare to become a professional who can interpret and translate scientific knowledge into practical information to help people improve their health through diet. You will gain knowledge about the nature, management and prevention of diet-related diseases, and the social and psychological factors that influence what people eat.

Study Human Nutrition at Flinders. Create a healthier world. Explore the relationship between diet, health, and disease prevention to create long-lasting behavioural changes in government, industry and the community. Promote health and prevent illness in communities around the globe using evidence-based health and medical sciences in this fast growing industry.

Undertake an extensive range of key subjects and a career pathway to practising psychology. Cover fields such as personality; emotion; development; social, cultural and biological influences; and mental health. Access excellent facilities including up to 20 research laboratories, and a unique placement opportunity, and graduate for work in clinical, educational, organisational and academic settings.

A Flinders Criminology degree opens up a range of career opportunities for you to create positive social impact, with a future-focused and socially responsible curriculum created in partnership with industry.

Through innovative research, teaching excellence, partnerships and real world, practical experience, SA’s largest and most-experienced criminology team has built its reputation over 40 years. This is your chance to learn from award-winning teachers and world-class researchers, and take your first steps towards a rewarding career.

The Juris Doctor (JD) is an internationally recognised professional legal qualification at masters level for graduates of other disciplines.

This degree satisfies the academic requirements for admission to legal practice in Australia and is a launchpad to other enhanced career opportunities. The JD seeks to provide you with the skills and knowledge to pursue a career in law or to become a legally literate leader in another field.

The JD offers an innovative model of postgraduate education grounded in problem-based learning. It is offered fully online, allowing flexibility to balance your other commitments.

Gain the comprehensive education needed to work successfully as a speech pathologist. Speech pathologists provide services across the lifespan to people whose educational, vocational, personal and social functioning is affected by communication or swallowing impairment resulting from developmental difficulties, social disadvantage, illness or accident.

The Bachelor of Laws - Legal Practice Entry combines traditional legal training with a future-focused curriculum.

Flinders Law prepares you to become a lawyer and a leader - you’ll receive more support, more placements, and more advanced skills. You’ll gain cutting-edge practical experience and build networks with industry years before you graduate. Successful completion of the Bachelor of Laws - Legal Practice Entry provides direct entry to the Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice delivered in collaboration with Leo Cussen in the Adelaide CBD.

This specialised degree covers areas such as biochemistry, biotechnology, microbiology, molecular biology, neuroscience and more. It provides exciting options for students interested in a wide range of careers in the medical and health sciences, and emphasises the fundamental sciences that underpin virtually all fields of medical science

Why study Paramedicine at Flinders?

• Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) approved program for first professional registration as a Paramedic under the National Law
• Provides the knowledge, skills and judgment to deliver pre-hospital emergency care in a professional manner
• Has a strong focus on paramedic-specific clinical practice but includes broader studies in the health sciences relevant to healthcare delivery
• Conforms to the Australian Resuscitation Council Guidelines as they relate to advanced life support and other specific emergencies

This program will equip you to apply for employment with a range of domestic and international organisations including South Australian Ambulance Service, Ambulance Victoria, St John Ambulance Australia, UK National Health Service Trust ambulance services (London Ambulance Service, Yorkshire Ambulance Service, South Central Ambulance Service, North East Ambulance Service, South East Coast Ambulance Service).

This degree will equip you with the knowledge, skills and values required for social work practice. You'll graduate prepared to work in a range of contexts, including government, not-for-profit and private organisations.

The future-focused Bachelor of Education (Primary) empowers graduates to weave together knowledge and skills, mind and context to inspire and educate young minds.

Through a rigorous course of study integrated with professional practice, students develop their command of critical ideas and skills, develop their professional identity and build their capacity to create knowledge for the future alongside parents/carers, other professionals and the wider community. Graduates understand the world from multiple viewpoints and possess the relational sensitivity, competency and imagination to evaluate and adapt to rapid changes in contemporary society.

As an Initial Teacher Education degree, successful completion of the Bachelor of Education (Primary) enables you to apply for registration with the Teachers Registration Board of South Australia.

Education is a fast-growing sector, with a wide variety of job opportunities and long-term career prospects. Job growth of 10.6% and 6.2% is projected for Middle School and Secondary Teachers over the next five years* respectively.

Although the majority of education graduates go on to employment as educators in the public or private sector, some choose to follow other pathways.

Graduates who wish to teach at the primary school level can undertake a Master of Teaching (Primary). Both the 1.5 year accelerated course and the 2-year equivalent provide you with the background necessary to apply for registration as a teacher and includes a rigorous course of education and professional studies integrated with professional practice. Graduates will understand the world from multiple viewpoints and possess the relational sensitivity, competency and imagination to evaluate and adapt to rapid changes in contemporary society.

Manage finances and create wealth.

Develop an understanding of the applied finance discipline, financial management and wealth creation. This degree will prepare you for a career in fields such as financial engineering, treasury, fund management and investment banking, and deliver extensive subject knowledge in specialised topics such as macroeconomics, financial management and international finance.

Gain a broad and flexible educational preparation for a range of professional, business-related careers in private and public enterprise. You will receive a balanced learning experience that combines theoretical and practical learning, with opportunities for industry placement and projects built into the degree.

Accounting is a powerful tool to ensure stability and accountability for people and businesses across the globe. Regardless of size, structure or purpose, businesses are now responsible for more - rightfully accountable for everything from operational integrity, ethical spending, workforce wellbeing and their impact on the environment.

Develop the expertise and competencies to adapt and thrive in the fast paced financial, consulting and accounting sectors. Accredited by CPA Australia and the Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand, this degree provides a strong foundation in accounting principles and processes, management accounting, business law, economics, finance, computer information systems, auditing, and taxation law, international accounting developments and standards, and current issues in financial reporting. You'll also learn to think beyond the traditional definition of accounting: focusing on sustainability, principled practices, new technologies, Indigenous impact, and the ever-changing future of the industry.

Study Accounting and Finance at Flinders. Explore accounting with a global market finance focus. Prepare for a career in accounting or finance with an introduction to the technical and practical realities of the global marketplace. This degree will prepare you for a career in accounting and is accredited by CPA Australia and the Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand. It provides core studies in a range of business-related topics. You will learn fundamental business concepts and apply them to real-world scenarios, developing analytical skills vital for roles in accounting and business analysis.

Combine studies across all areas of business practice, including planning, decision-making, e-business, marketing, and HR and strategic management. As business managers face new challenges every day, the practical approach embedded in this degree will prepare you well for your career as a business professional who can build and support high-performing teams.

Physics is the science of matter, energy and the forces at work around us. It is the enabling science behind every modern technology and device that influences our daily lives—from can openers to telecommunications to mobile phones. With a major in Physics, you will develop an understanding of the broad spectrum of known phenomena from classical and modern science, and explore the frontiers of modern science.

If you are a graduate with a previous degree in information technology or computer science but are looking to upgrade and extend your knowledge and skills in this dramatically changing area, the Flinders Master of Data Science provides the perfect opportunity.

Continuing advances in technology and the growing complexity of big data is leading us towards a world where an incredible amount of information is at our fingertips. It’s also creating a need for specialists who can make sense of, and find new insights from all that information to create innovative solutions.

Flinders Master of Data Science will give you the skills to analyse complex data, form powerful insights and communicate new ideas to help solve the myriad challenges faced by government and industry in the 21st century.

Statistics allow us to represent numbers and data. They provide a foundation for decision-making, identifying problems, developing opinions, making recommendations, marking progress and reporting on outcomes. They are valuable across many industries—from government to sports to health. With a major in Statistics, you’ll be skilled in the use of mathematics, data science, biostatistics, probability and stochastic processes to analyse and solve complex statistical problems.

Identify ways to recruit, support, develop and retain staff at a time when many organisations are undergoing change. The degree provides you with the skills and knowledge to pursue a specialist career in human resource management. In this degree, you’ll learn how to attract, manage and retain people, and how to motivate them to contribute to organisational aims and objectives.

Graduates of psychology honours programs who wish to qualify as registered psychologists can undertake the Master of Psychology (Clinical).

The course aims to prepare you for professional work in a wide variety of settings, ranging across community mental health, hospital and health care facilities, community welfare and correctional service settings. It provides you with theoretical knowledge, research and clinical skills leading to professional registration. Experience is provided in both adult and child domains of clinical psychology.

Studying applied linguistics means increasing your understanding of how language works in a wide range of personal, social and professional environments. It also encompasses how we interact with each other and how we negotiate and establish identity.

With a major in Applied Linguistics, you’ll learn how to express yourself effectively in written and spoken modes, and how the way you communicate helps or hinders your relationships. The major in applied linguistics will touch on practical issues such as the relationship between languages, cultures and societies; the acquisition of second and foreign languages; the teaching and learning of languages; language policy; and cross-cultural communication.

With a major in Applied Linguistics, you’ll learn how to express yourself effectively in written and spoken modes, and how the way you communicate helps or hinders your relationships. The major in applied linguistics will touch on practical issues such as the relationship between languages, cultures and societies; the acquisition of second and foreign languages; the teaching and learning of languages; language policy; and cross-cultural communication.

A major in Archaeology makes sense of the world by identifying connections between fossil remains of past ancestors, artefacts and material culture once used by past societies, and particular cultural and natural environments. You will be introduced to different ways of knowing the world—drawing on the natural sciences, social sciences and humanities. In addition, you will develop transferable skills in computing and written, oral and graphic communication.

Recognise, evaluate and synthesise various views, arguments and sources of information pertinent to solving puzzles relating to differences in human behaviour in a variety of past cultural and environmental contexts

Stories are an integral part of being human. They tell our history, aspirations, ideas and emotions. With a major in Creative Writing, you’ll learn to write in a range of genres and modes, making use of different mediums and technology. You’re sure to find your voice as you develop a portfolio work—practising your new skills and receiving feedback from your peers and published, award-winning teachers. By the time you graduate, you’ll be ready for an exciting career in the arts and communication industries.

Stories are an integral part of being human. They tell our history, aspirations, ideas and emotions. With a major in Creative Writing, you’ll learn to write in a range of genres and modes, making use of different mediums and technology. You’re sure to find your voice as you develop a portfolio work—practising your new skills and receiving feedback from your peers and published, award-winning teachers. By the time you graduate, you’ll be ready for an exciting career in the arts and communication industries. You will study Literary fiction, poetry, life writing and genre fiction, Publishing and editing, Academic and professional communicationGothic tradition and medieval myths, and Literature on screen

The study of criminology covers everything from the criminal justice system, to crime data, policing, victims and trauma, and innovations and social impact. With a major in Criminology, you will have the opportunity to learn from South Australia's largest and most-experienced criminology team, expand the range of career opportunities available to you upon graduation, and most importantly, have the chance to make a real impact on the world.

You will learn in state-of-the-art facilities, apply your criminological knowledge across a broad range of sectors, explore your passion for the criminal justice system, learn how criminology can address social issues, pursue a career that makes a difference, research and solve a real-world problem by undertaking and, Industry Project.

A major in Drama offers a foundation in the theory and practice of theatre and screen, from Greek tragedies to Shakespeare to post-modern innovation. You’ll try your hand at movement, voice, improvisation and Stanislavskian techniques in drama workshop and classes—in spaces that include the 425-seat Matthew Flinders Theatre, dance and voice training studios, television studio, and ‘black-box’ studio. Explore a broad range of performance styles and theories, Attend and critique live performances and screenings throughout your degree, Increase you knowledge of the history of the performing arts and, Develop your ability to think, speak and write about performance

Turn your love of reading and writing into a major in English. Effective communication is critical in the workplace today. English encourages a knowledge of, and enthusiasm for, literature and communications. You'll develop an understanding of our literary and linguistic heritage, and learn about how it relates to contemporary society. You'll become an adept and flexible writer and reader, with skills for any workplace.

During your studies, you'll cover the entire span of English literary history from Beowulf to contemporary non-fiction and popular literature. You will develop transferable skills and knowledge in reading, writing and interpretation.

Learn to speak and read French, delve into French culture and build a global understanding of the world. With the internationalisation of the job market, graduates with a qualification in French will have greater employment opportunities both in Australia and overseas. Add French to your repertoire, Take advantage of the connections between Flinders and France, Study in France and immerse yourself in a different culture, Develop the confidence, open-mindedness and cultural understanding careers with an international focus, Add French to your current degree, or study a Bachelor of Languages and, Beginner to advanced levels available

Indonesia is our nearest neighbour and home to more than 260 million people. It has a rich cultural history—and is undergoing a period of unprecedented political, social and economic change. Flinders University is the only university in South Australia to offer Indonesian; students from other universities can enrol through cross-institutional arrangements. Studying Indonesian is a vital key to understanding our region.

In addition to your new language skills, you’ll learn how Indonesia works and the ways people think, feel and live together. You can choose to seize one of the many opportunities to study, attend an event or undertake work experience in Indonesia. After graduation you may find yourself taking part in the exciting development in our region through foreign affairs, diplomacy, journalism, healthcare, security, international aid, law, business or education

International relations studies a world divided among different countries, and the relationship between power, policy and government in and between those countries. Its elements include diplomacy, foreign policy, military affairs, human rights, international political economy and trade, international organisations like the United Nations, and global issues such as inequality, weapons proliferation, terrorism and environmental cooperation.

International relations also seeks to understand the role of 'middle powers' (like Australia) in a world that also includes a 'super power' (like the United States) and 'small powers' (many poorer states). It asks key questions about war and peace, about how to maintain a ‘rules-based global order,’ and about who gets to participate in global decision-making for our shared future.

Italy has one of the richest cultural heritages in western civilisation and has been a world leader in literature, architecture, painting, sculpture and music for the past 800 years. Today Italy is one of the wealthiest nations in the world and an essential tourist destination. Italy is a major trading partner with Australia—and increasingly with South Australia. Italian is spoken by many Australians, with more than half a million Italian Australians using it every day. You can practise and use Italian in your own community! You may also use your Italian skills and knowledge in tourism, hospitality, music, fashion, design, architecture, science, education, technology, government services, international law, commerce or sport.

Philosophy deals with some of the big questions about the world, society and ourselves.Gain a broad understanding of philosophical ideas, including moral and social philosophy, epistemology and metaphysics. Philosophy asks important questions about every area of human inquiry; about what makes up the universe (physical or non-physical), how we know things (experience or reason), how we live (morality) and how to organise society (political philosophy). Form thoughtful philosophical arguments about literature, art, science, history, language, morality and politics.

Think deeply about fundamental issues—like the relationship between the mind and body, or why we should obey the law, or how we can change the opinions of others. The questions philosophy asks are universalPhilosophy deals with some of the big questions about the world, society and ourselves.

Studying politics is more than just voting in elections or debates in parliament — it is the study of people, power and society. It determines how we live and work, solve challenges and shape the future, and touches on every part of our lives: from education to jobs, from housing to immigration, from health to global relationships. Politics keeps the peace and thrusts us into war.

With a major in Politics, you can tailor your topics to your interests - whether you’re fascinated by the rise of China, or aspire to pursue social causes in Australian parliament. Since our political landscapes are constantly shifting, there is always more to know.

Psychology is the study of human behaviour and experience. It considers how we learn and develop during our lives, our relationships with other people, individual differences such as personality and self-esteem, thinking processes, the role of biological factors in how we behave, and the causes and treatment of psychological problems. Draw on the real-world experience of our staff, who consult for judges and lawyers, medical practitioners, psychologists and government at state and national levels.

Psychology is always diverse and interesting, and can lead to many different career paths. Connect your knowledge of psychology with real-world problems. Qualify to study honours. Learn from energetic and experienced mentors, many of whom have won local and national teaching awards. At Flinders there are over 20 psychology research laboratories exploring topics like body image, criminal justice, sleep and eating disorders, trauma, ageing and decision making

Sociology explores how living in a society shapes and is shaped by people’s actions and how they understand themselves, other people, and their world. Issues that might at first seem to be personal or private are linked to wider social forces such as social class, gender, race, or religion. Identifying and understanding these connections gives sociologists powerful tools to advocate for social change and social justice across an array of contexts including the media, popular culture, health and illness, families, crime and deviance, workplaces, and social policy.

Globally, Spanish is the second most widely spoken language by first language speakers. It is spoken by over 500 million people in more than 20 different countries in four continents. Not surprisingly, it is one of the six official languages of the United Nations and is also an important trading language in the Asia Pacific region. Learn to speak and read Spanish, delve into the cultures of Spain and Latin America and build a global understanding of the world. With the internationalisation of the job market, graduates with a qualification in Spanish will have greater employment opportunities both in Australia and overseas.

Study abroad and immerse yourself in the Spanish-speaking world. Develop confidence, open-mindedness and cultural understanding with an international focus. Join millions of people learning Spanish around the world. Beginner to advanced levels available. Add Spanish to your current degree, or study a Bachelor of Languages

Explore your creativity through digital media, drawing, painting, photography, printmaking and sculpture. With a major in Visual Arts, you’ll discover the visual arts through the study of art history, visual language, concept development and design. In the Arts stream, you’ll prepare for a future as an artist or working in the visual arts industry. In the Education stream, you’ll focus on the skills you’ll need to teach art and creativity to your students—while uncovering your abilities and building new knowledge. Either way, you’ll learn from practising artists as you develop practical skills alongside theory. Unleash your imagination as you discover new ways to create, and think about, visual art.

Scientists estimate there are 1-2 million species of animals on Earth—and we’ve only discovered a fraction of them. Animal biology is the study of living terrestrial, avian and aquatic animals. It explores the chemical and physical makeup of animals, including their evolution, behaviour, physiology, ecology and biodiversity. The diversity of animal life is astounding and the lessons we learn from animals can be applied to agriculture, environmental conservation and management, veterinary science, education and public policy. Learn in the field and the lab, with an eye to the global challenges facing animals and the role we play in their future.

The Biochemistry and Molecular Biology major explores how living things work at the level of DNA, enzymes, cells, metabolism and genetics. It draws on the interface between biology, chemistry and genetics. Biochemists and molecular biologists are working on the big global challenges, from mapping genes to cancer cures to solutions for climate change. It’s an exciting, fast-growing area of science—and the opportunities continue to expand.

Biotechnology is changing the world around us and is considered the growth technology of the 21st Century – with job opportunities to match. It is an exciting field of science that combines aspects of medicine and biology. The possible applications are almost endless – from the diagnosis and treatment of human diseases and improved production of therapeutic agents to the development of enhanced crop species, transgenic organisms for new drugs, biosensors for environmental pollutants and improved waste treatment processes.

Study Biotechnology at Flinders. Learn how living organisms can benefit people and the environment. Be prepared to work as a professional in one of the most exciting areas of modern science by combining theory and specialised practical training in the life sciences with the study of related business, legal, ethical and social issues. The degree is underpinned by knowledge in entrepreneurial and corporate biotechnology.

Chemistry affects almost everything we do or use: from drugs, antibiotics and anaesthetics to polymers and plastics through to synthetic fibres and batteries. Chemistry is often considered the central science. It’s hard to imagine any new product in recent times that did not require the creative efforts of a chemist at some stage in its development. Chemistry is the study of molecular transformations and how they take place. It is essential to our understanding of the world, and leads to many fascinating career paths in materials development, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology and medicine, research and engineering.

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology focuses on the study of living animals, plants and fungi, how they interact, and their role in the complex ecology of life in communities. Explore your love of nature and grow your understanding of the evolution and ecology of biodiversity in Australia and around the world. How does life on Earth respond to changing conditions? How are humans impacting on the environment and what can we do to live sustainably within our ecosystems? How can you lend your knowledge to the environmental challenges of tomorrow?

Environmental management is the management of our impact on the environment. The environmental management major aims to give you an understanding of the complexity and contexts of environmental decision-making.

Study Environmental Science at Flinders. Tackle environmental challenges and help to save the world we live in. Examine how natural processes and their changes impact human society, and how human activities interact with and modify environments.

This multidisciplinary degree focuses on understanding, monitoring and improving the environment. Expand your knowledge, obtain skills, and learn critical thinking about environmental issues and problems.

The geography major provides a broad foundation in geography. It involves investigating the dynamic relationships between humans, their cultures, and environments.

Mathematics is an essential life skill. Not only is it widely used in science, engineering and technology, it is also used in professions like finance, economics, insurance and medicine. The Mathematics major provides a firm foundation in the basic principles and techniques of modern mathematics, and an understanding of how mathematics is applied in the social and natural sciences.

Follow your interests in core sciences from a diverse range of disciplines with a Bachelor of Science. You have the flexibility to explore an area that interests you while getting a broad foundation in science by studying a major, or gaining more specific expertise and a named degree by studying a specialisation.

A degree in science opens up many job opportunities. Throughout the world there is a growing shortage of specialists who will create the next generation of ideas and products and help us maintain and conserve what we already have.

The molecular biology major includes topics such as chemistry, genetics, evolution of biological diversity, biochemistry, and molecular biology.

The plant biology major involves study in areas such as Australian environmental change, diversity of plants and algae, animal and plant physiology, conservation biology and restoration ecology, and food biotechnology.

Sport is serious business. Get the skills to shape the game behind-the-scenes with a Flinders Bachelor of Business (Sports Management).

Sports management is a broad curriculum, mixing enterprise skills with finance, marketing and digital leadership. You’ll learn how to project manage big events, develop grassroots community programs and keep a sports club running smoothly. Ready to get in the game?

The Master of Teaching (Secondary) is offered to graduates who wish to teach years 7-12 in secondary schools. The course provides you with the background necessary to apply for registration as a secondary teacher. Topics covered during the both 1.5 years accelerated degree and the 2-year equivalent include specialist curriculum studies, professional experience and a number of topics devoted to issues in education.

Prepare to practise in a variety of clinical settings and roles as a registered nurse who is reflective about their practice, has well-developed clinical reasoning skills and a commitment to lifelong learning.

The program aims to develop a person-centred and evidence-based health professional who has well-developed clinical reasoning skills and is reflective about their practice. Topics cover areas such as the nursing profession, pathophysiology and pharmacology, First Nations health, dimensions of physical and mental health, care for people with chronic and complex health needs, and concepts of accountability, responsibility, clinical governance and leadership as a registered nurse.

The Bachelor of Information Technology (Data Analytics) produces accredited IT professionals ready to manage and innovate in challenging data-rich IT environments. Graduates of this degree will be able to develop systems to analyse, manage and bring insight to large quantities of complex information. They will be well placed to act as the bridge between the data and information needs of an organisation and the computing professionals required to provide the technical solutions.

The course provides education in the theoretical and practical aspects of information technology and systems management, preparing graduates for roles such as data engineer, data analyst, database administrator or consultant.

The Master of Professional Psychology comprises a fifth-year qualification in Psychology training. It provides you with the theoretical knowledge, research skills development, and practical skills required to prepare you for professional practice in a wide variety of setting and with diverse populations.

The degree forms part of a 5+1 pathway to general psychology registration. After completion of the degree, you will be required to undertake a one-year internship via the Psychology Board of Australia before being eligible for general registration as a psychologist.

An Honours year is a challenging yet rewarding program of study to extend your intellectual and practical experience in your chosen science discipline. Learn from renowned researchers in a range of sciences including biotechnology, natural sciences, mathematics, and chemical and physical sciences. You will complete an independent research project, learn new skills, and help bring important scientific ideas into reality.

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The Honours program provides students with advanced skills that are required for planning, funding, and carrying out research projects in a specific area. It also aims to develop a range of transferable research, analytical, and communication skills including the capacity to:

• Understand and apply relevant scientific principles
• Retrieve and present information, including communicating effectively with a variety of audiences in written and spoken forms
• Critically analyze and evaluate information and solve problems
• Analyze and evaluate data, appreciate the multidisciplinary aspect of the science disciplines, and engage positively with people and ideas beyond their own discipline
• Use information technology, work independently, and take responsibility for updating and adapting their knowledge and skills
• Appreciate the role of science in society, the regulatory framework within which it operates, and the ethical issues it raises

An Honours year is a challenging yet rewarding program of study to extend your intellectual and practical experience in your chosen science discipline. Learn from renowned researchers in a range of sciences including biotechnology, natural sciences, mathematics and chemical and physical sciences. You will complete an independent research project, learn new skills and help bring important scientific ideas into reality.

The honours program aims to develop graduates who are able to function as practitioners in the interdisciplinary, global biotechnology industry. It is designed to enhance graduates' abilities to contribute to the development of scientifically sound, ethical and culturally sensitive solutions to complex problems for the economic and social benefit of society. It aims to develop graduates who work effectively within team environments and improve their practice through critical reflection and learning.

An Honours year is a challenging yet rewarding program of study to extend your intellectual and practical experience in your chosen science discipline. Learn from renowned researchers in a range of sciences including biotechnology, natural sciences, mathematics, and chemical and physical sciences. You will complete an independent research project, learn new skills, and help bring important scientific ideas into reality.

The honours program in chemistry or physics extends upon the foundation gained during undergraduate studies to incorporate extensive subject knowledge in the discipline. The honours year also aims to develop a range of skills including the capacity to:

• Undertake an individual research project in an area of chemistry or physics, from planning to execution
• Understand and apply advanced chemical or physical principles to solve problems
• Master the various laboratory techniques and instrumentation used in diverse chemical fields so as to be able to work independently in a laboratory
• Present information about chemistry or physics in a scientific manner, including communicating effectively with a variety of audiences in written and spoken form
• Retrieve, critically analyze, and evaluate information relevant to chemistry and apply this knowledge to solve problems or form hypotheses
• Analyze and evaluate numerical data
• Appreciate the multidisciplinary aspect of the discipline of chemistry or physics and engage positively with people and ideas beyond the discipline
• Work independently and take responsibility for updating and adapting their knowledge and skills
• Appreciate the role of chemistry in society, the regulatory framework within which it operates, and the ethical issues it raises
• Work cooperatively and productively within a team

The honours program prepares students for ongoing professional development, for further study in chemistry or physics, another science or non-science related discipline, or for a career in a chemistry or physics related field or in other areas where the range of skills and knowledge acquired is needed or desirable.

An Honours year is a challenging yet rewarding program of study to extend your intellectual and practical experience in your chosen science discipline. Learn from renowned researchers in a range of sciences including biotechnology, natural sciences, mathematics, and chemical and physical sciences. You will complete an independent research project, learn new skills, and help bring important scientific ideas into reality.

The honours program in Environment extends upon the foundation gained during undergraduate studies to incorporate extensive subject knowledge in the discipline. The honours year also aims to develop a range of skills including the capacity to:

• Undertake an individual research project in an area of chemistry or physics, from planning to execution
• Understand and apply advanced chemical or physical principles to solve problems
• Master the various laboratory techniques and instrumentation used in diverse chemical fields so as to be able to work independently in a laboratory
• Present information about chemistry or physics in a scientific manner, including communicating effectively with a variety of audiences in written and spoken form
• Retrieve, critically analyze, and evaluate information relevant to chemistry and apply this knowledge to solve problems or form hypotheses
• Analyze and evaluate numerical data
• Appreciate the multidisciplinary aspect of the discipline of chemistry or physics and engage positively with people and ideas beyond the discipline
• Work independently and take responsibility for updating and adapting their knowledge and skills
• Appreciate the role of chemistry in society, the regulatory framework within which it operates, and the ethical issues it raises
• Work cooperatively and productively within a team

The honours program prepares students for ongoing professional development, for further study in chemistry or physics, another science or non-science related discipline, or for a career in a chemistry or physics related field or in other areas where the range of skills and knowledge acquired is needed or desirable.

An Honours year is a challenging yet rewarding program of study to extend your intellectual and practical experience in your chosen science discipline. Learn from renowned researchers in a range of sciences including biotechnology, natural sciences, mathematics, and chemical and physical sciences. You will complete an independent research project, learn new skills, and help bring important scientific ideas into reality.

The honours program in Environment extends upon the foundation gained during undergraduate studies to incorporate extensive subject knowledge in the discipline. The honours year also aims to develop a range of skills including the capacity to:

• Undertake an individual research project in an area of chemistry or physics, from planning to execution
• Understand and apply advanced chemical or physical principles to solve problems
• Master the various laboratory techniques and instrumentation used in diverse chemical fields so as to be able to work independently in a laboratory
• Present information about chemistry or physics in a scientific manner, including communicating effectively with a variety of audiences in written and spoken form
• Retrieve, critically analyze, and evaluate information relevant to chemistry and apply this knowledge to solve problems or form hypotheses
• Analyze and evaluate numerical data
• Appreciate the multidisciplinary aspect of the discipline of chemistry or physics and engage positively with people and ideas beyond the discipline
• Work independently and take responsibility for updating and adapting their knowledge and skills
• Appreciate the role of chemistry in society, the regulatory framework within which it operates, and the ethical issues it raises
• Work cooperatively and productively within a team

The honours program prepares students for ongoing professional development, for further study in chemistry or physics, another science or non-science related discipline, or for a career in a chemistry or physics related field or in other areas where the range of skills and knowledge acquired is needed or desirable.

Study Physics at Flinders. Master the enabling science for a technical career. Gain a solid foundation in physics and mathematics, and enables you to acquire extensive knowledge in the area.

You will learn to understand physics at a deeper level, apply scientific principles in a physics context, and understand the role of physics in society.

Follow your passions in this degree, with the ability to study a stream of electives alongside your core psychology topics. With excellent facilities including up to 20 research laboratories, and unique placement opportunities, you will graduate ready for work in clinical, educational, organisational or academic settings.

Turn science fiction dreams into reality and build a career creating a world of intelligent communicating computers and gadgets. You’ll study at the leading edge of AI science and learn how artificial intelligence is integrated into areas as diverse as health, online shopping and driverless transport. You’ll gain the skills to build systems that have humanlike intelligence and understand human expression, emotion and body language.

Get the skills to investigate, plan, design, manufacture and maintain systems and equipment that are used in all aspects of health care. You will gain a solid education in both engineering and medical science, along with important practical skills and the ability to work as part of an effective team.

Civil engineering deals with the design and construction of major physical infrastructure including buildings, roads and railways, bridges, airports, dams and pipelines. The problems to be addressed in working with the natural environment, particularly in a low-carbon economy, means that civil engineering is an exciting and wide-ranging discipline. Flinders civil engineering is a comprehensive degree covering the four main civil engineering themes of structures, transport, water and geomechanics, bringing them together to create innovative infrastructure design and construction solutions.

Be a part of the next generation of electrical and electronic technology. Electrical engineering is concerned with large scale electrical systems including renewable power generation and electric motors. Electronic engineering focuses on lower voltage systems such as computer systems, communication networks and integrated circuits. Together they are critical for next generation applications such as autonomous vehicles, space technology, smart cities and a low-carbon economy.

The Electrical and Electronic Engineering degree at Flinders allows you to specialise in four areas - Advanced Electrical Engineering, Advanced Electronic Engineering, Computer and Network Systems or Electronic Systems and Security.

Environmental engineering is where advances in science and technology are transformed into practical solutions that will protect and improve the quality of our environment. Environmental engineers are problem-solvers who design solutions to a range of hazards from airborne and waterborne diseases, water and air pollution, wastewater management and recycling. They implement environmental engineering law and assess the environmental impact of proposed projects.>

Embark on the first-year of your engineering degree without choosing your engineering specialisation with the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) – Flexible Entry. At the end of your first year you can transition to the second year of a named engineering specialisation of your choice, with no loss of time.

Learn to design, construct and operate mechanical systems. The degree encourages you to push the boundaries, preparing you for the future of mechanical systems engineering. Learn to apply the principles of physics, materials science and mathematics, and build depth of knowledge in materials, mechanics, design, thermodynamics and fluid mechanics.

Widen your career opportunities with this future-oriented computer science and engineering focused course. Learn engineering principles and programming languages to build software products for robots or driverless vehicles, design apps, develop computer games, and run network control systems. This degree will provide you with a solid foundation in the technical and professional skills and knowledge required to pursue a successful career in the software industry.

This honours program aims to increase the theoretical knowledge, research skills and applied skills required to develop appropriate depth of understanding of issues in a number of related specialisations in archaeology while extending students' ability to think, speak and write about archaeological theories and issues in a critically-engaged, and ethically responsive manner and providing students with the necessary knowledge, theoretical understanding and study skills to research and present, both orally and in writing, an extended piece of research.

The honours program aims to:

• Extend students' knowledge and understanding of criminology and the role of research within areas of academic specialization
• Provide students with advanced skills in academic writing, including thesis preparation and standards required for publication
• Provide students with the skills to present their research orally and in writing
• Encourage students to become independent thinkers and researchers

The honours program in Drama aims to provide students with an opportunity to pursue an advanced program of study in Drama, advance students' knowledge of topics in drama, theatre history and performance theory, extend students' ability to think, speak and write about performance in a critically-engaged, aesthetically-informed and ethically responsive manner, and develop students' written and oral communication skills.

The honours program in English aims to provide students with the necessary knowledge and skills to research and present, both orally and in writing, an extended piece of research. This includes building on skills developed through the completion of a major in English in literary analysis and critical analysis and an understanding of genre(s).

The Honours Program in French aims to offer students possibilities to extend previous knowledge acquired at undergraduate level, in the field of French language and cultural studies. In particular, through the Honours thesis the program engages students with issues in French and francophone societies. Students will have the opportunity to analyse and respond to complex authentic written and visual texts, enhance their awareness of local and global communities of French speakers and strengthen students' awareness of, and reflection about, language and culture diversity locally and globally. Students will also have the opportunity to engage with cognate areas of language studies, including linguistics, philosophy, and English in order to broaden their critical and creative perspectives. Students will also have the opportunity to choose to engage with the community of speakers of their language of study through a Work Integrated Learning activity.

The honours program in History aims to hone students' research and communication skills; their ability to work independently and in collaboration with an advisor and to demonstrate a commitment to maintaining the normative ethical standards of the discipline of history in their research and reporting practices. Participating in the program will support graduates to develop excellent and broad-ranging historical knowledge; grasp differing perspectives on historical events and agents and gain knowledge of the distinctive nature of the discipline including its relationships to other disciplines and its role in the community.

The honours program in Indonesian aims to allow undergraduate students who have achieved a high academic standard to undertake advanced studies and independent research in the field of Indonesian language and culture, deepen students' knowledge and understanding of a range of core relevant analytical and conceptual frameworks, instil a higher level of awareness in students about the key political, social, economic, and cultural factors and relationships within Indonesia and Asia, and between Australia and the Asian region and facilitate on behalf of those students wishing to undertake Honours-level research in Indonesia, the opportunity to undertake the Australian University Indonesian In-Country program (ACICIS). Students will also have a opportunity to choose to engage with the community of speakers of their language of study through a Work Integrated Learning activity.

The Honours Program in Italian aims to offer students opportunities to extend previous knowledge acquired at undergraduate level, in the field of Italian language and cultural studies. In particular, through the Honours thesis the program engages students with issues in Italian societies. Students will have the opportunity to engage in extended research in a selected area of Italian studies through the thesis, deepen their ability to analyse and respond to complex authentic written and visual texts, increase their awareness of local and global communities of Italian speakers, and strengthen their understanding of, and reflections about, language and culture diversity locally and globally. Students will also have the opportunity to choose to engage with the community of speakers of their language of study through a Work Integrated Learning activity.

The Doctor of Philosophy - Research is a higher degree by research doctoral degree where the student either:

• Undertakes a time-based supervised research project
• Presents for examination a body of published work accumulated prior to acceptance into candidature

The purpose of the PhD degree is to provide research training at the highest level and to enable or acknowledge the production of a substantial body of original research that contributes significantly to knowledge and scholarship.

An Honours degree in psychology is the next step towards becoming a practicing psychologist. Further your understanding of the human mind as you specialise in applied, social, clinical, neurological or developmental psychology. You will undertake an independent research thesis under the supervision of international-renowned psychologists and researchers.

The Master of Teaching (Early Childhood) consists of 72 units over two years, taken as 36 units per year in a full-time load or the equivalent on a part-time basis.

The study program includes studies in the fields of developmental psychology, sociology, curriculum, and pedagogy to equip graduates with the specialist knowledge, skills and dispositions to be transformative educators, active change agents and advocates for young children, and champions of social justice and equity in a diverse range of contexts and communities.

Our cooperative education and professional experience topics offer substantial opportunities to bridge the theory-practice divide, enabling you to work independently, reflexively and collaboratively on curriculum and research inquiries that seek to actively and meaningfully contribute to the lives of young children, families and communities, and the early childhood centres and schools that serve them.

The University offers a number of Master of Engineering course specialisations which can be found in the Association section below.

The Bachelor of Laws (Honours) - Legal Practice Entry is for students that want to take your knowledge to the next level. It combines the highest level of traditional legal training with a future-focused curriculum, plus it can fast-track your career, and open up a pathway to a higher degree by research or a PhD.

Flinders Law prepares you to become a lawyer and a leader - you’ll receive more support, more placements, and more advanced skills. You’ll work with Flinders Law professors furthering your expertise and gain practical experience and build networks with industry years before you graduate.

IT drives innovation and assists us to solve problems in areas such as medical research, climate change, the environment, and business. It is an area of continual growth and has become integral to everything we do. Graduates find employment in software development, applications development, customer support and service, computer systems support, network management, database administration and website development.

The Undergraduate Diploma of Business equips you with future focused, industry driven skills and the knowledge needed to thrive in business. It covers all business management functions including accounting, finance, economics, marketing, human resources management plus skills to inform business planning and strategy.

As the only degree in South Australia that targets the new professions in global communication and combines communication studies, creative digital media, and business skills, this degree has been designed and developed with the industry in mind. You'll gain the skills to research, write, design and produce content for the ever-changing media landscape.

Develop a comprehensive understanding of both the theoretical and practical aspects of computing technologies, and prepare yourself for a career in a computing-related field.

You will gain the practical experience required to design efficient, reliable software that meets industry standards and also learn about the hardware on which software runs.

Build your knowledge base in the areas you’re passionate about, develop the complex critical thinking and problem solving skills required to solve some of the world’s greatest challenges, and learn transferable skills that are highly valued in the workplace with a Diploma of Arts.

The Bachelor of Medical Science (Honours) – 4 years is designed to offer students an opportunity to extend their undergraduate studies by demonstrating their ability to work in a research environment. The course extends the curriculum offered in the Bachelor of Medical Science (BMS) and includes higher performance expectations.

The BMS degree has been designed to produce graduates who as medical scientists are specialists in a major area of science and possess well-developed skills to liaise with other groups of scientists, such as medical practitioners and biotechnologists. Extending on this, the Honours year provides students with the opportunity to undertake an individual research project in an area of medical science, from design to execution. Students will gain experience in research design, and develop their abilities in critical analysis of information, data management and theory generation using both qualitative and quantitative methods.

An Honours year in Health Sciences will open doors to exciting career opportunities. You will develop new skills and knowledge as you work with experts contributing to research that matters. You can undertake your Honours in Health Sciences in the health discipline of your choice including nursing, midwifery, physiotherapy, optometry, nutrition and exercise science. Working with experienced researchers you will help facilitate change and influence health care practice leading to better health systems, better care, and better lives.

Public health graduates are in demand to address globally significant health challenges and benefit populations. Follow your passion by choosing distinctive learning pathways, from biomedical, research, and social determinants of population health and equity, to Indigenous health, economic factors, and global approaches to health issues, such as obesity and heart disease. This degree will help you put theory into practice to prepare you for employment via industry placements, interdisciplinary problem-solving, and specific topics which develop skills in teamwork, leadership, and advocacy as an agent of change.

Gain a foundation in the principles and techniques of modern mathematics, and learn how to apply these skills to solve today's and future problems. The degree is designed to produce industry-focused graduates who are in demand in a range of careers that use mathematics. The Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences may be combined with any other degree from the College of Science and Engineering to enhance your skills.

Explore the world of crime.

Gain a broad understanding of criminological theory and its applications in criminal justice contexts. You will have the opportunity to learn from world-class researchers in such areas as transnational crime, policing and security, organised crime, cybercrime, terrorism, corrections and corruption. Learn to apply your knowledge and skills in professional settings and to succeed within this growing field.

Develop strong language skills combined with a deep cultural understanding. You will receive a solid foundation for understanding, learning and using languages, and combine your language proficiency with the cross-cultural knowledge and skills that are invaluable in international workplaces.

Languages at Flinders are offered at beginner, intermediate and advanced levels in French, Indonesian, Italian, Modern Greek and Spanish.

Demand for mathematics graduates is particularly strong as mathematics is used widely in a range of industries including science, engineering, technology and business, and in areas as diverse as linguistics and health.

Gain a foundation in the principles and techniques of modern mathematics and learn how to apply these skills to solve today’s problems. The degree is designed to produce industry-focused graduates who are in demand in a range of careers that use mathematics.

Use evidence-based science as a means of preventative care or to maximise sporting performance and prevent injury in this fast growing sector.

Study Animal Behaviour at Flinders. Wild careers start here, understand animals to assess their welfare, survival and evolution. Learn to appreciate the societal and ethical contexts of conservation biology, animal behaviour and animal welfare.

This degree provides you with training in retrieving, analysing and evaluating information relevant to animal behaviour, and communicating this information to a variety of audiences.

Prepare to work as an editor, researcher, writer, publisher or author with this specialised creative writing degree. You'll dive into genre fiction, learning from award-winning authors and industry leaders. Our creative writing educators are genre specialists across sci-fi, fantasy, romance and more.

Throughout this degree, you'll gain real-world experience to help you gain employment in the industry in both new and traditional fields. In your final year of study, you'll have the opportunity to work on a real-world project and publish your own work. With small class-sizes and hands-on learning, you'll join a community of likeminded creatives who will become your support network from day one.

Got great ideas? Turn them into commercial reality from the ground up. Computing, Design and Engineering – you’ll be able to do it all!

Transform ideas into product designs that are functional and aesthetically on point. Develop your creative design skills and combine them with technical knowledge giving you everything you need to use production methods and materials creatively.

Work within the Flinders University Engineering, Computing and Science Disciplines to give you the best practical grounding for your developing design skills.

Study Visual Arts at Flinders. Combine arts practice with academic rigour to realise your creative dream. Offered in collaboration with TAFE SA through Adelaide College of the Arts, this degree offers an intensive studio-based program that covers both creative and academic skills. You will receive rigorous training in the medium of your choice in ceramics, jewellery, painting, photography, printmaking or sculpture.

Study Health Sciences at Flinders. Start a healthy career. Become job-ready, faster. Equip yourself with practical knowledge and skills to broaden opportunities for a career in health. This Associate Degree is available to students seeking a program that delivers knowledge and skills to support professional development in the health industry.

Apply science to engineer the future.

Gain the foundations for further study in engineering or for a career in an engineering-related field.

The degree provides study in the fundamentals of engineering science and provides not only a solid engineering degree but also a pathway to a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) or a Bachelor of Engineering Technology degree.

Students can use this course as a pathway to studying engineering, opening up employment in a variety of sectors including engineering firms, consultancies, education, small business, government and defence.

Apply science to engineer the future.

Gain the foundations for further study in engineering or for a career in an engineering-related field.

The degree provides study in the fundamentals of engineering science and provides not only a solid engineering degree but also a pathway to a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) or a Bachelor of Engineering Technology degree.

Students can use this course as a pathway to studying engineering, opening up employment in a variety of sectors including engineering firms, consultancies, education, small business, government and defence.

Apply science to engineer the future.

Gain the foundations for further study in engineering or for a career in an engineering-related field.

The degree provides study in the fundamentals of engineering science and provides not only a solid engineering degree but also a pathway to a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) or a Bachelor of Engineering Technology degree.

Students can use this course as a pathway to studying engineering, opening up employment in a variety of sectors including engineering firms, consultancies, education, small business, government and defence.