Once you are studying an undergraduate degree here at Flinders University, it is possible to change to most other undergraduate degrees by submitting an internal transfer application.
If you have studied at another institution and wish to transfer to Flinders, you will need to apply via the South Australian Tertiary Admissions Centre (SATAC).
Applications for semester 1, 2021 are now open.
International students apply for an internal transfer through Flinder International. Please contact Flinders International for more information.
Flinderslink is a guaranteed entry scheme for current Flinders University students wanting to change their course. This is a good option if you don’t get your first preference or if you decide to change career direction.
Combining your degree is a great way to pursue multiple passions and broaden your career opportunities. A combined degree gives you an advantage for employment in competitive and rapidly changing workplaces, both in Australia and overseas.
If you want to study an approved combined degree option you can apply through the internal transfer process.
If you successfully complete the Flinders Foundation Studies program, you can apply to transfer to an eligible course via the Student Information System.
While selection for most courses is competitive, entry is guaranteed into some courses.
Students who are currently admitted to an undergraduate degree, can apply to undertake a second study area within the Bachelor of Letters. Consisting of only 36 units, the course is normally studied part-time over three years thus adding one extra year to your overall program of study.
Specialisations are available in:
Applications for semester 1, 2021 are now open.
If you are currently enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Sciences (Nutrition stream) or Bachelor of Human Nutrition at Flinders University, you can apply for a transfer to the third year of the Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics. You must have successfully completed at least two years of full-time equivalent study in one of these courses following a specific study plan and achieved a grade point average of credit or above in this study.
When you apply you will be required to upload a supporting statement outlining your interest in food and nutrition. Your supporting statement will count for 30% of an overall selection score, the remaining 70% will be based on academic merit using your grade point average.
Students who have completed one of the above undergraduate degrees or are graduates of another degree are NOT eligible to apply to transfer into Year 3 of the Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics. Graduates should apply for the Master of Nutrition and Dietetics through SATAC (Postgraduate SATAC code: 2CM093).
Applications for semester 1, 2021 are now open.
If you are currently enrolled in the Bachelor of Medical Science you can apply for a transfer to the second year of the Bachelor of Medical Science (Vision Science)/Master of Optometry double degree. You must have successfully completed at least one year of full-time equivalent study following a specific study plan and achieved a grade point average of a credit or above in this study to be eligible to apply.
Applicants who meet the entry requirements will be required to participate in an interview. Your interview score will count for 35% of an overall selection score and the remaining 65% will be based on academic merit using your grade point average.
The course also offers an Indigenous sub-quota and a rural and remote sub-quota for eligible students. To be considered for one of these sub-quotas you must submit one of the following declarations with your internal transfer application.