Newly enrolled HDR students to seek advice following receipt of the Enrolment Verification and supporting documentation.

Sessions day and times are as follows:

Tuesday 5th February 2019 | 3pm – 4pm

Tuesday 12th February 2019 | 3pm – 4pm

Monday 18th February 2019 | 12.30pm – 1.30pm

Monday 25th February 2019 | 10am – 11am

Monday 4th March 2019 | 2pm – 3pm

Friday 15th March 2019 | 2pm – 3pm

Wednesday 20th March 2019 | 11.30am – 12.30pm

Fee:

Free

By 2053, one-quarter of Australia’s population will be aged 65 and over. Care needs are increasing as we live longer, along with rising health costs. Older people are experiencing loneliness and social isolation and in some cases, social injustice.  Families can find meeting the needs of older family members difficult given competing priorities and a lack of knowledge and caring skills.   Our homes and neighbourhoods are not conducive to ageing bodies and social needs and our care system is not keeping up with the increasing expectations of older people and their families. We need our model of care to be a model of a home.

A hackathon is a multi-day event where people come together and work intensively on ideas. Care Hack offers an opportunity for participants to come together to reimagine aged care and its current challenges to lead to an outcome that improves the life and care of older Australians.

Join us as we reimagine aged care! We need your ideas, concepts and solutions to give older people the future they deserve.

Care Hack is growing the research agenda and tackling a real-world problem. Ageing and aged care will affect us all at some stage of our lives. Through this group think-tank event, we believe we can make a difference.

On offer for your creative ideas:
$2,000 1st prize
$1,000 2nd prize
$500 3rd prize

To participate, please register below.

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Saturday 16th February

• 8:00am Doors Open/Check-in
• 8:30am Breakfast
• 9:00am Introduction
• 9:30am Pitches & Team Information
• 10:00am Hacking Commences!
• 12:00pm Lunch
• 1:00pm Hacking Session
• 4:00pm Hacking Finish

Sunday 17th February

• 8:30am Hacking Session
• 10:00am Morning tea
• 12:00pm Lunch
• 1:00pm Hacking Session
• 3:00pm Session Finish/Project Demos
• 4:00pm Judges Decision
• 4.15pm Awards Presentation
• 4:30pm Care Hack Closed

Click here to download the event booklet 

Click here to download articles of interest for attendees

Click here to download a map of the venue.

Fee:

Free

By registering for this event, you consent to the collection and use of your personal information in accordance with the Flinders University Privacy Policy.

Dr Paresh Narayan is the Alfred Deakin Professor at the Deakin Business School and will present the importance of quality publications and impact and how to best pitch research to generate the impact and citations. Professor Narayan’s presentation is based on his experience as a high cite researcher but also as an editor of multiple journals.

PDF event flyer:  Professor Paresh Narayan-Seminar-Friday22February2019

Fee:

Free

Get involved in the World’s Largest Legal Hackathon.

From February 22, 2019 to February 24, 2019, over 5,000 participants from 40 host cities will participate in the Global Legal Hackathon. People will pitch ideas, form teams, and create technology-based solutions to improve access to legal services. At the end of the weekend, these teams will present their solutions to a judging panel. Ultimately, there will be one winning team at each location, where they will move on to the next round.

Previous finalists of the Global Hackathon include Atticus, a machine learning system that creates, manages, administrates and reviews contracts; and Anika legal, a solution designed to improve access to justice and provide practical legal training to law students.

Dates:

Friday 22^nd February 6-8pm

Saturday 23^rd February 9-5pm

Sunday 24 February 9-5pm

Virtual Semi-Finals

March 15, 2019

On March 15, 2019, first-round winners will submit their solutions as a video demonstration to the second-round judging panel.

Finalists Announced

March 25, 2019

On March 25, 2019, winners from the first round are announced. These finalists will move to the final round to present their winning idea.

GLH Gala and Finals

May 4, 2019

Round-two finalists will be invited to demonstrate their technological solutions to a live panel of judges. Location of the Gala will be determined soon

Who can attend?: We welcome participation from individuals and organisations from the higher education sector, government, business and the wider community. You don’t need to be a tech guru or lawyer to take part. If you are passionate about collaborating and innovating, this is for you.

About the Global Legal Hackathon:

The Global Legal Hackathon brings together the world’s leading legal thinkers and doers in support of a unified visions: rapid development of tech solutions to innovate the legal industry and the function of law and justice.

Flinders Global Hackathon event is proudly sponsored by Johnson Winter & Slattery.

Fee:

Free

Optional, drop-in information booth where you can find out more about the College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences. Chat with a course advisor, join a short tour of HASS facilities, meet with staff and student reps.

Booth open from Monday to Thursday between 10am – 12pm and 2pm – 3pm.  Please drop in at a time that suits your schedule.

Location: The Laneway,  refer to J8 on  Flinders University Bedford Park Campus map

If it’s been a while since you studied and you are not straight out of High School (i.e. you have come to uni via an alternate pathway like STAT test, Foundation Course, Tafe Pathways or Mature aged entry), then come along to the Mature Age Student and Alternate Pathways Welcome Morning Tea. Join other students just like you from across the College of Education, Psychology and Social Work, get advice from other students, learn the tips and tricks of doing the uni/life juggle, and meet other people just like you.

This event is not mandatory for all students.

Location: The Terrace, Professional Services Building, refer to J10 on Flinders University Bedford Park Campus map

Fee:

Free

Students will be provided with important information regarding the course, have the opportunity to meet staff, network with other students and have any questions answered.

Location: Room 1.23, Health Sciences Building, refer to L11 on Flinders University Bedford Park Campus map

Please note: This event is strictly for BND 1st year students.

As a free service, Careers and Employability can help you with your career development throughout your studies and as a fresh graduate.
Come see us:
– Build your career in LEGO competition
– Drop-in career consultations and advice
– Free Career Action Plans for your first year
– Discover other free career services available to you!

Choose which session you’d like to attend: Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday

Location: Multimedia Lounge, Student Hub, refer to H10 on Flinders University Bedford Park Campus map

Attend an info session and find out how you can travel and study overseas as part of your Flinders program – gain skills required for your dream job, improve your confidence, become more independent and make friends from all over the world!

Info session will include:

— Programs available (semester exchange/short term program/study                           tour/language study etc.)

— Eligibility and when to apply

— How to apply

— Money matters (scholarships/financial assistance)

— How to get connected with returned students

Click on the session below to register:

O’Week Session | Monday 25 February 2019, 2:00 pm

O’Week Session |Tuesday 26 February 2019, 2:00 pm

Session 1 | Tuesday 19 March 2019, 1:00 pm

Session 2  | Wednesday 3 April 2019, 12:00 pm

Session 3  | Wednesday 8 May 2019, 1:00 pm

Session 4  | Tuesday 21 May 2019, 12:00 pm

Session 5  | Thursday 6 June 2019, 1:00 pm

Fee:

Free event

Registrations are essential

As a free service, Careers and Employability can help you with your career development throughout your studies and as a fresh graduate.
Come see us:
– Build your career in LEGO competition
– Drop-in career consultations and advice
– Free Career Action Plans for your first year
– Discover other free career services available to you!

Choose which session you’d like to attend: Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday

Location: Multimedia Lounge, Student Hub, refer to H10 on Flinders University Bedford Park Campus map

Ever wanted to learn the drums? Led by percussionist Ryszard Pusz, this workshop features demonstrations on a range of drums and percussion instruments as well as the opportunity for you to join in the performance. Percussion workshops are free and will run as an extra-curricular activity throughout the semester, this is your chance to find out more.

This event is optional.

Location: Room 133, Humanities Building, refer to H8 on Flinders University Bedford Park Campus map

Students will be provided important information regarding the course, have the opportunity to meet staff, network with other students and have any questions answered.  Students should register in only ONE session (eg Morning or Afternoon), sessions limited to 250 people.

Event registration commences at 9.00am.  Students will then move to room N335, Sturt North for the orientation session.

Location: Room N332AB, Sturt North, refer to W4 on Flinders University Bedford Park Campus map

This welcome event will provide you with the first taste of your degree. You’ll find out what to expect and how to make the best possible start to your degree.

Location: Lecture Theatre 1, Flinders Medical Centre, refer to N/O 12 on Flinders University Bedford Park Campus map

As a free service, Careers and Employability can help you with your career development throughout your studies and as a fresh graduate.
Come see us:
– Build your career in LEGO competition
– Drop-in career consultations and advice
– Free Career Action Plans for your first year
– Discover other free career services available to you!

Choose which session you’d like to attend: Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday

Location: Multimedia Lounge, Student Hub, refer to H10 on Flinders University Bedford Park Campus map

Have you ever asked yourself ‘How do I pronounce that?’ This workshop provides an introduction to professional language and medical terminology for Nursing Students.

This workshop isn’t mandatory, but is available for any student from a non-English speaking background, that provides an introduction to medical terminology.

Students should register in only ONE of the sessions. Session limited to 60 people.

Location: Room 209, Sturt South, refer to V4/5 on Flinders University Bedford Park Campus map

Join us for a relaxed lunch on the lawns of the Humanities courtyard, following the main welcome session for all students in the College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences in North Theatre 1.

Location: Humanities courtyard, refer to H8 on Flinders University Bedford Park Campus map

This session will provide an Introduction to the University, how to get around, services available, how to plan your time effectively, what is expected, attendance, differences between lectures,tutorials and lab sessions and contacting lecturers/tutors.

This event is optional.  Students should register in only ONE of the sessions. Places are limited to 60 per session.

Location: Room 209, Sturt South, refer to W4 on Flinders University Bedford Park Campus map

Students will be provided important information regarding the course, have the opportunity to meet staff, network with other students and have any questions answered.  Students should register in only ONE session (eg Morning or Afternoon), sessions limited to 250 people.

Students will register at 1.30pm in room N332AB prior to moving at 2.00pm to room N335 for the orientation session.

Location: Room N332AB, Sturt North, refer to W4 on Flinders University Bedford Park Campus map

This session will provide an Introduction to the University, how to get around, services available, how to plan your time effectively, what is expected, attendance, differences between lectures,tutorials and lab sessions and contacting lecturers/tutors.

This event is optional.  Students should register in only ONE of the sessions. Places are limited to 60 per session.

Location: Room 209, Sturt South, refer to W4 on Flinders University Bedford Park Campus map

Ever wanted to learn the drums? Led by percussionist Ryszard Pusz, this workshop features demonstrations on a range of drums and percussion instruments as well as the opportunity for you to join in the performance. Percussion workshops are free and will run as an extra-curricular activity throughout the semester, this is your chance to find out more.

This event is optional.

Location: Room 133, Humanities Building, refer to H8 on Flinders University Bedford Park Campus map

Have you ever asked yourself ‘How do I pronounce that?’ This workshop provides an introduction to professional language and medical terminology for Nursing Students.

This workshop isn’t mandatory, but is available for any student from a non-English speaking background, that provides an introduction to medical terminology.

Students should register in only ONE of the sessions. Session limited to 60 people.

Location: Room 209, Sturt South, refer to V4/5 on Flinders University Bedford Park Campus map

Students will have the opportunity to ask questions regarding their study.  This event is optional and students can choose to attend one of two sessions.

Location: Room S202, Sturt South, refer to v5 on Flinders University Bedford Park Campus map

Students will be provided important information regarding the course, have the opportunity to meet staff, network with other students and have any questions answered.

Location: Level 5, Lecture Theatre 3, Flinders Medical Centre, refer to N/O12 on Flinders University Bedford Park Campus map

Please note: This event is open to all BND and MND students. 

This session will provide an Introduction to the University, how to get around, services available, how to plan your time effectively, what is expected, attendance, differences between lectures,tutorials and lab sessions and contacting lecturers/tutors.

This event is optional.  Students should register in only ONE of the sessions. Places are limited to 60 per session.

Location: Room 209, Sturt South, refer to W4 on Flinders University Bedford Park Campus map

Have you ever asked yourself ‘How do I pronounce that?’ This workshop provides an introduction to professional language and medical terminology for Nursing Students.

This workshop isn’t mandatory, but is available for any student from a non-English speaking background, that provides an introduction to medical terminology.

Students should register in only ONE of the sessions. Session limited to 60 people.

Location: Room 209, Sturt South, refer to V4/5 on Flinders University Bedford Park Campus map

Students will have the opportunity to ask questions regarding their study.  This event is optional and students can choose to attend one of two sessions.

Location: Room 332 A/B, Sturt North, refer to W5 on Flinders University Bedford Park Campus map

At night just outside Paris, a woman drives along a riverbank and dumps a corpse in the river. After the body is recovered, Dr. Génessier identifies the remains as those of his missing daughter, Christiane Génessier, whose face was horribly disfigured in an automobile accident that occurred before her disappearance, for which he was responsible.

But everything is not as it seems…

Eyes Without a Face (French: Les Yeux sans visage) is a 1960 horror film adaptation of Jean Redon’s novel, directed by Georges Franju, and starring Pierre Brasseur and Alida Valli. Brasseur plays a plastic surgeon who is determined to perform a face transplant on his daughter, who was disfigured in an auto crash.

This film will have subtitles. BYO popcorn, or grab a takeaway burger from the Tav.

This exclusive movie screening will be hosted by acclaimed French actress and director Zabou Breitman, and will feature a presentation of the forthcoming Alliance Française French Film Festival (21 March – 18 April 2019), with a special focus on genre films.

In February and March, Flinders University will welcome Zabou onto campus as an Artist in Residence, where she will also direct an original performance ‘ Foolz ‘ with Flinders drama students on March 18.

Fee:

Free

Presented by Professor Victoria Haskins from the University of Newcastle, this talk is titled: “The Domestic Diaspora: Domestic service and colonial mobility”.

This lecture will be held in memoriam of Emeritus Professor Eric Richards, who held a Professorial Chair in History at Flinders University since the early 1970s until his retirement. Professor Richards was an eminent historian of British and Australian migration history, who greatly impacted the community at Flinders and South Australia more broadly.

Professor Haskins was a lecturer at Flinders from 2000 to 2006, when she took up a lectureship at the University of Newcastle, becoming a Professor in 2014. She is a social and cultural historian of Australia, indigenous history, domestic labour and migration.

Please join us for drinks and nibbles from 6.00pm.

Fee:

Free

Newly enrolled HDR students to seek advice following receipt of the Enrolment Verification and supporting documentation.

Sessions day and times are as follows:

Tuesday 5th February 2019 | 3pm – 4pm

Tuesday 12th February 2019 | 3pm – 4pm

Monday 18th February 2019 | 12.30pm – 1.30pm

Monday 25th February 2019 | 10am – 11am

Monday 4th March 2019 | 2pm – 3pm

Friday 15th March 2019 | 2pm – 3pm

Wednesday 20th March 2019 | 11.30am – 12.30pm

Fee:

Free