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All undergraduate courses can be deferred, except for: Bachelor of Clinical Sciences/Doctor of Medicine (SATAC code: 214941) Bachelor of Paramedic...
While university students are expected to be self-directed in their learning, academic support is available to help your child make the transition fro...
The amount of time your child spends in university classes is collectively known as their contact hours/time. Non-contact time is the time your child...
Your child’s ability to be a successful university student and undertake part-time work at the same time depends on several factors including their m...
The best way to find out more about the time your child spends at university is to ask them. Unless your child is under the age of 18 years and you a...
Our Open Days provide a great opportunity to visit our campuses, and discover more about Flinders University and what we have to offer your child. We...
While we consider our campus to be a safe environment, we have a number of measures in place to increase the safety and wellbeing of our students, st...
If your child has a disability we recommend making an appointment with our Disability Services team as soon as possible following enrolment. All appo...
Undergraduate SATAC applications SATAC emails undergraduate offers by 5:00 pm on the offer round dates listed on their key dates page. Early offers m...
There are many ways that you can help your child prepare for university. Considering careers Encourage your child to think about their interests, bot...
University studies represent a period in your child’s life when they should not only work on developing their knowledge and skills, but their self-re...
Attaining a tertiary level qualification gives your child more choice and a competitive edge when it comes to securing a satisfying career in their f...
As a university student it is important to that your child can balance study, work, rest, leisure activities and any other commitments they may have,...
Deciding to study at university is a big decision, and supporting your child in choosing their course(s), without choosing for them, is important. Yo...