(The Good Universities Guide 2022, postgraduate)
(The Good Universities Guide 2022, postgraduate)
Amira Ramadan Alghamdi,
PhD Science
Our science degrees can be tailored to suit your needs and career aspirations. Discover the breadth of what science has to offer or narrow down your interests from a wide variety of specialisations and explore what you’re passionate about in-depth. Our courses also include work-integrated learning experiences and industry placements to ensure you are job-ready.
With the continuing rise of new technologies, environmental challenges, and our ongoing passion for understanding our universe, the need for graduates with enquiring minds, trained to look for answers, will continue to grow.
No 1. in SA
for full-time employment, learning resources, student support and teaching quality in
Science & Mathematics
(The Good Universities Guide 2022 (postgraduate), public SA-founded universities only)
Ranked 500
in the world for Physical Sciences including Mathematics & Statistics
THE World University Subject Rankings 2022
No 1. in SA
for median salary in
Science & Mathematics
The Good Universities Guide 2021 (undergraduate), public SA-founded universities only
Choose from a wide range of flexible degrees with specialisations and majors that are industry linked and provide practical experience that equips you for your career through lab work, field trips and camps.
Flinders research expertise includes Chemistry, Biotechnology, Groundwater Hydrology, Forensic and Environmental Science, Nanotechnology, Animal Behaviour, and the invention of medical devices and technologies.
Study at Tonsley, our world-class $120m teaching and research facility. It is our hub of innovation and entrepreneurship and features state-of-the-art equipment, laboratories and study spaces.
From medicine to environmental protection to advances in food and agriculture production, the world needs sustainable solutions.
You could help create them.
“Choosing Flinders was one of the best choices that I made in my life. After two years I am certain that I am not the same person who left Sri Lanka. I have improved both academically and personally. And the contribution of the Flinders community is immense in that.
The academic staff is always very understanding and compassionate towards international students. Knowing that support is always available in every possible way is very assuring given the circumstances of many international students who are far away from home and family.”
Lashika Weerkanoon,
Biotechnology, Sri Lanka
“Choosing Flinders was one of the best choices that I made in my life. After two years I am certain that I am not the same person who left Sri Lanka. I have improved both academically and personally. And the contribution of the Flinders community is immense in that.
The academic staff is always very understanding and compassionate towards international students. Knowing that support is always available in every possible way is very assuring given the circumstances of many international students who are far away from home and family.”
Lashika Weerkanoon,
Biotechnology, Sri Lanka
Learn about studying Science at Flinders with Ingo Koeper, Associate Professor.
Science is the key to understanding the world and the future of our environment.
Discover the breadth of what science has to offer or narrow down your interests from a wide variety of specialisations and explore what you’re passionate about in depth.
Learn about studying Science at Flinders with Ingo Koeper, Associate Professor.
Ahmed Alruwaili,
Master of Mathematics, Saudi Arabia
“The teaching support is very good here at Flinders, if I need help with my assignments, they are very happy to help. It’s a new culture, a new life and a really good experience.”
Ahmed Alruwaili,
Master of Mathematics, Saudi Arabia
“The lecturers were really helpful in discussions related to the topics, not only in chemistry but also in the current situation of technology and professional skills.
The course has prepared me to be more professional as a researcher, with the knowledge to solve current problems related to chemistry – such as environmental issues. I have become much more confident to participate in society to use innovative chemistry for a better life.
I was lucky enough to be supervised by Associate Professor Justin Chalker. He not only motivated me to do better in my course but also encouraged me to participate in the large-scale production of the material produced in the lab
I met new people who always encouraged me to take on new challenges, I’ve shared my experience, and established networks and opportunities.”
Alfrets Daniel Tikoalu,
Master of Science (Chemistry), Indonesia
“Flinders is an excellent choice due to its faculty members who are accomplished in their field and are dedicated to teaching the curriculum to industry standards.
This gives me peace of mind, knowing that what I study in university is directly applicable to my field after I graduate from university.
The topics that cover the most cutting-edge technology excites me most, especially the topic to do with remote sensing and photogrammetry where we learned how to extract 3D models from 2D aerial photographs taken with UAVs.
My advice for prospective students is to research into the academics and professors who will be teaching you and see if they will be a great fit for your own learning or research interests. And make the most of university resources and career hub workshops!”
Jasper Wong,
Master Geospatial Science, Singapore
“Research was the most exciting and challenging part of my degree; it was constant learning at each step, providing opportunities to expand my knowledge and skills.
The guidance from the supervisors and the support from each staff of the department made my journey smooth. This has sharpened my skills and passion towards confidently choosing the research path. We were provided exposure and opportunity to interact with specialists in comparable areas through follow-up meetings, discussions, and presentations at the Centre for Marine Biotechnology Department (CMBD), which was an amazing factor.
In Flinders, the course has been designed to cover the main aspects of the Biotechnology Industry including interaction with external industry-based personnel with expertise in financial management, patenting and intellectual property, and marketing for case studies.”
Hanan Abdul Rahim,
Biotechnology, India
“The lecturers were really helpful in discussions related to the topics, not only in chemistry but also in the current situation of technology and professional skills.
The course has prepared me to be more professional as a researcher, with the knowledge to solve current problems related to chemistry – such as environmental issues. I have become much more confident to participate in society to use innovative chemistry for a better life.
I was lucky enough to be supervised by Associate Professor Justin Chalker. He not only motivated me to do better in my course but also encouraged me to participate in the large-scale production of the material produced in the lab
I met new people who always encouraged me to take on new challenges, I’ve shared my experience, and established networks and opportunities.”
Alfrets Daniel Tikoalu,
Master of Science (Chemistry), Indonesia
“Flinders is an excellent choice due to its faculty members who are accomplished in their field and are dedicated to teaching the curriculum to industry standards.
This gives me peace of mind, knowing that what I study in university is directly applicable to my field after I graduate from university.
The topics that cover the most cutting-edge technology excites me most, especially the topic to do with remote sensing and photogrammetry where we learned how to extract 3D models from 2D aerial photographs taken with UAVs.
My advice for prospective students is to research into the academics and professors who will be teaching you and see if they will be a great fit for your own learning or research interests. And make the most of university resources and career hub workshops!”
Jasper Wong,
Master Geospatial Science, Singapore
“Research was the most exciting and challenging part of my degree; it was constant learning at each step, providing opportunities to expand my knowledge and skills.
The guidance from the supervisors and the support from each staff of the department made my journey smooth. This has sharpened my skills and passion towards confidently choosing the research path. We were provided exposure and opportunity to interact with specialists in comparable areas through follow-up meetings, discussions, and presentations at the Centre for Marine Biotechnology Department (CMBD), which was an amazing factor.
In Flinders, the course has been designed to cover the main aspects of the Biotechnology Industry including interaction with external industry-based personnel with expertise in financial management, patenting and intellectual property, and marketing for case studies.”
Hanan Abdul Rahim,
Biotechnology, India
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