PhD student, College of NHS, Jennifer Baldock was awarded the 'Ember Venning Postgraduate Research Scholarship' - in Speech Pathology and Audiology. This Scholarship encourages research that promotes and better develops improved care and health for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders communities. Read more >

PhD student, college of Science and Engineering, Mehrdad Aghamohamadi, conducting research in renewable and sustainable power and energy systems. Recently awarded 'Best HDR Student Publication of the Year' and 'Chris Marlin Postgraduate Publication of the Year' a second time. Read more >

Natasha is a Clinical Psychology PhD student, College of EPSW. Her PhD research uses epigenetics to explore how kinds of childhood stress affect mental health. She specifically investigates whether socioeconomic position and young adult mental health outcomes are linked by changes known as DNA methylation. Read more >

During this Reconciliation Week, injustice is acknowledged.  Ongoing hurt is acknowledged.  An empowering future is summoned. Decolonizing the doctorate activates a new lens on higher education and higher degrees.  We are privileged to walk with our Indigenous colleagues through this intricate vista, to understand the past and transform our future.

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Publishing open access can greatly increase the exposure of your research and bring your articles to a wider audience, but fees to publish open access can run into the thousands. Fortunately, the Library has deals with several publishers to offer discounted or even completely waived Article Processing Charges for authors affiliating to Flinders. See the full list of APC Discounts available.

The 2021 Games for Change Festival held virtually July 12 – 14 and free for all attendees! Join a global community of developers, educators, students, and researchers to ignite our imaginations about how games and immersive media can help us realize the potential of the years ahead and address our collective challenges: achieving equity and social justice, ensuring a thriving planet, and regaining a sense of security. Read More >

IDS and Student Experience are very excited to announce that Compass went live on Monday, 17 May. In the first 3 days of going live, more than 2,000 students visited the page. Feedback has been overwhelmingly positive, around 85% of users stating they would be highly likely to return Read More >

Head to Health can help you find digital mental health services from some of Australia’s most trusted mental health organisations. Provided by the Australian Department of Health, Head to Health brings together apps, online programs, online forums, and phone services, as well as a range of digital information resources. Read More

Looking to improve your diet? Have no money for fancy ingredients and no time to cook? No Money No Time has got you covered. Take their Healthy Eating Quiz to see where you can improve your diet and then find personalised free recipes and diet facts from leading experts in Nutrition and Dietetics from the University of Newcastle, Australia. Read More

Jason is a wonderful support to HDR Staff and Students. Offering computer training courses that enhance the use of Word, Adobe Acrobat, Excel and Endnote. Jason is also able to arrange one on one help sessions, help solve a range of issues like problem solving Endnote and overcoming formatting issues in a Thesis. List and Enroll If you can't attend sessions, there are online videos/tutorials available via Microsoft or Endnote. 

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