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Flinders University has soared into the 250-300 ranking band in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2019, developing its research and consistently working on educational excellence along the way.
Degrees at Flinders are driven by links with key industry partners, taught by expert professors and informed by world-leading research to enrich the students learning experience and set them along the way to a successful career. Students can access a vast range of different opportunities that will leave them ready for the world of work no matter what degree they study.
Whether studying Allied Health, Business, Education, Engineering, Information Technology or any other degree, there is no limit to what a student can achieve at Flinders University. Students can feel passionate about their subject and really feel that they can make a mark on the world upon graduation. In fact, Flinders plays host to the 2018 International Student of the Year, Himal Kandel, and five other students who won their categories or were presented with high commendations at the award ceremony.
Flinders University is the first South Australian university, and only the third in Australia, to receive accreditation from the prestigious Association of MBAs (AMBA).
“This reflects the University’s reinvigorated Master of Business Administration (MBA) offering, placing the programme in the upper echelon of business courses internationally,” says Professor Phyllis Tharenou, Vice-President and Executive Dean of Flinders University’s College of Business Government and Law.
“The AMBA represents the gold standard in global recognition of business programmes,” she says.
2019 has brought a lot of exciting developments for Flinders University. This includes a range of new and innovative courses:
Flinders is rated 5 stars for teaching quality in its Business and Management, Medicine, Mathematics degrees, with Psychology rating 5 stars for learning resources (The Good Universities Guide, 2019). Also highly rated in teaching quality for Communications, Science and Mathematics degrees (QILT Student Experience Survey 2018).
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The College enjoys the reputation for academic excellence and innovative thinking. It encourages collaboration and the development of ideas in business, commerce, politics and public policy, law, criminology and international relations.
Through its world-class research and teaching, the College seeks to advance the quality of life for people across their life-span.
The College is a collection of expressive wisdoms, and a spirit to view the world in broad creative ways. History, women’s studies, philosophy, writing, archaeology, languages, drama, fashion, tourism, screen and media all make this college a centre for curiosity and independent thinking.
At the College, students deliver clinical, population and lab-based research, integrated teaching programmes and high quality clinical services. The college’s work is about improving the health and wellbeing for everyone in society.
The College is at the heart of advanced learning in applied gerontology, audiology, disability and community inclusion, health and exercise sciences, nursing, nutrition and dietetics, midwifery, occupational therapy, optometry, palliative and support services, physiotherapy, rehabilitation aged and extended care, and speech pathology.
The College solves real world issues through applied solutions in areas of biology, chemistry, environment, technology, engineering and mathematics.
To gain direct admission to Flinders University, students must meet required academic and English proficiency requirements.
To gain direct general admission to an undergraduate course at Flinders, students must have successfully completed a recognised secondary education qualification overseas or in Australia.
To enrol as a student at Flinders University in a postgraduate course, students must meet the specified academic entry requirements.
International students whose first language is not English will need to meet the English language entry requirements in addition to the course prerequisites.
Students who don’t meet the English language or academic entry requirements can still gain entry to Flinders University through one of the approved pathway providers.
Flinders University recognises international students with high academic performance and the potential to make a leading contribution to Flinders University and its growing community of international students worldwide.
Its competitive scholarships programme offers a range of academic merit scholarships available for select undergraduate and postgraduate coursework degrees.
Flinders Business is offering eligible international students a 15% partial fee scholarship for the duration of their course at Flinders University.
This partial fee scholarship of 15% of tuition costs (valued at more than AUD 9,000) is available to international applicants with GPA of 80% or higher for the following courses:
There are a variety of accommodation options available at Flinders Living to suit student needs. Accommodation is available in self-contained units in Deirdre Jordan Village or in University Hall, Flinders’ catered hall of residence.
Flinders is home to one of the best University fitness centres in South Australia and has a bright; a sun filled group fitness room for its classes - a fully equipped cardio room with a peleton spin room, a well-equipped free weight and pin-loaded general gym. It is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, allowing students to work out when it suits their lifestyle.
There are a number of digital screens throughout the University’s Hub to keep students and staff up-to-date with campus news.
Flinders has a fully equipped and accredited Medical Centre offering health services. It provides students emergency and routine medical care, as well as other services.
At Bedford Park, students can find a wide variety and diversity of food and beverage outlets on-campus, offering good quality fresh options and a range of cuisines.
Flinders Café Alere offers spectacular 180-degree views from the top floor of the Hub at Flinders, creating a unique setting for students. Offering an all-day breakfast and lunch menu, this revamped café delivers a chic experience without the price tag.
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