Flinders University

Combine practical learning based on solving real-world business problems with the skills to analyse and understand key issues that businesses deal with every day. This degree provides you with the fundamental knowledge, contemporary case studies, workplace skills development and industry experience to pursue a career in business.

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.

With 24 majors to choose from, the Bachelor of Arts is your ticket to a career you're passionate about. Tailor your degree to align with your career aspirations and choose how you study with options in person and online. You'll benefit from a personalised learning experience and small class sizes, learning from world-leading educators along the way. You'll also become part of the Flinders community across the Arts, with some of the best major disciplines in the state. With a distinct emphasis on careers and skills development, you'll develop the complex critical thinking and problem solving skills employers desire.

Cover the fundamental requirements to be eligible to apply for registration as a practising nurse with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia. Option to undertake your studies at a rural campus in the Riverland or a metropolitan campus at Bedford Park. Flinders is number 1 in SA for nursing. (2022 Academic Ranking of World Universities, public SA-founded universities only.) Learn from award-winning lecturers in state-of-the-art facilities with case based problem solving in a real-world simulated environment. Flinders is at the forefront of innovative nursing education. Flexible study options, full-time or part-time. Flinders is encouraging the next generation of leaders to engage in our culture of care across the health industry and make a positive impact on health and wellbeing across the lifespan.

On completion of the course, students will be able to: competently use professional skills and knowledge in the systematic development of complex information systems apply their skills and knowledge in a professionally responsible manner communicate effectively with other computer scientists and the wider global community using a wide range of communication technologies undertake research in information technology work professionally as an individual and in a team develop computer-based solutions appropriate to the social, political, international, economic and environmental contexts in which they are applied engage in the process of research and the continuing learning needed to retain the necessary level of professional skills and knowledge in the area of information technology.

The Master of Business is a 72-unit program that can be pursued after completing the 18-unit Graduate Certificate or the 36-unit Graduate Diploma in Business Administration. Students can tailor their study plan or choose a specialized program, with business specializations available for graduates from any discipline and a non-business specialization in Health for those entering management or consulting roles in the industry.

The Master of Engineering Science at Flinders University provides a comprehensive understanding of engineering theories and skills to design, manufacture, and maintain systems. It can be pursued as a stand-alone degree or a pathway to accredited Master of Engineering programs.

The Master of Public Health aims to provide students with the ability to apply knowledge and skills in relation to public health principles, values and practices that reduce inequity in health care access and health outcomes, and improve population health status.

This program equips students with the knowledge and skills for ethical, inclusive social work practice aligned with Australian Association of Social Workers standards. It emphasizes critical reflection on social justice issues, Australia's colonial history, and its impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities while integrating evidence-based models, research, and field placements to develop professional expertise.

Graduates of psychology honours programs can pursue a Master of Psychology (Clinical) to qualify as registered psychologists. The program equips students with theoretical knowledge, research, and clinical skills for roles in mental health, healthcare, welfare, and correctional services, covering both adult and child clinical psychology.

The Master of Education (72 units) is offered by the College of Education, Psychology, and Social Work, allowing students to tailor programs or specialize in areas of interest. Specializations, some available in distance mode, are noted on transcripts and parchments upon completion.