The Flinders University of South Australia

Flinders University is an Australian university founded in 1966. Its main campus is at Sturt Road, Bedford Park, in South Australia, and it also has a City Campus in the Adelaide CBD and a campus at Tonsley, as well as a presence in the Northern Territory and online. It is registered in the TEQSA category "Australian University" (provider ID PRV12097) and as a CRICOS provider (00114A).

Flinders offers undergraduate degrees (bachelor, associate and honours), postgraduate courses, research degrees (PhD and Masters by Research) and short courses, some of them available online. Study areas include:

• Business, law and criminology
• Computer science, IT and engineering
• Health, medicine, nursing and midwifery
• Psychology and social work
• Education
• Humanities, social sciences, languages and international relations
• Science, environment and sport
• Creative arts and media

Domestic students apply through SATAC, except for a few courses such as the Doctor of Medicine and online courses, which are applied for directly; international students follow a separate application route. Work Integrated Learning programmes give students practical experience with industry partners, and the university offers student clubs and academic, health, financial and career support.