Flinders University Courses

Understand the principles of market research, the segmentation of markets and identification of target markets, pricing strategies, and the importance of advertising and promotion. In this degree, you’ll learn how to understand customers’ wants and needs, and how to create, communicate and deliver products and services. Learn practical skills and how to analyse data in order to develop marketing strategies across all sectors of the economy.

Prepare to become a professional engineer in the maritime engineering industry. You’ll learn to design and manage the building of maritime vehicles, coastal engineering projects, port and harbour facilities, and offshore oil and gas installations. The first two years of the degree provide a common entry pathway to specialise in naval architecture, ocean engineering, or marine and offshore systems.

Equip yourself to be part of the exciting world of nanotechnology. The degree provides you with a background in physics, chemistry and biology, complemented by insights into business, enterprise management, commerce, and legal issues such as intellectual property – all vital components for scientists working in business and industry.

Get equipped with all the technical and practical skills for a rewarding long-term career in a range of areas. The IT industry is an exciting innovator and helps solve problems in business, commerce, defence, medical research, climate change and the environment. Tailor your studies to suit your interests.

Develop an understanding of how international relations drives policy development. Gain a comprehensive understanding of key political, social, economic and strategic relations within the global community and how these translate into policy areas such as trade, economic development, foreign affairs, education, migration and human rights.

Develop the skills required to produce complex interactive systems used in games design, preparing you to work in the serious gaming, training/education, entertainment gaming and defence industries. Simulation and serious games are important tools for modelling real-life scenarios for training, problem solving and research in a variety of fields.

High-achieving students can progress from an exercise science degree to a masters degree with a clinical exercise physiology focus through this five-year degree combination. The Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology includes a further 360 hours of clinical placement to prepare you for the delivery of preventative exercise programs and exercise interventions for the management of chronic and complex conditions.

If you think you might like to study teaching but are not sure yet, this conditional entry pathway into the Master of Teaching Primary is available. It lets you study a 3 year Bachelor of Arts first. If you complete this degree to the required standard, you will be guaranteed a place in the two-year masters degree, subject to an additional written statement entry requirement.

Embark on a first-year engineering degree without choosing the engineering specialisation you wish to pursue with the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) – Flexible Entry. At the end of your first year you can transition to a named engineering degree of your choice without having to study the standard four-year course.

Get a strong foundation in the systematic development of electrical systems, such as renewable power generation and motors. The degree looks to the future with an emphasis on renewable energy systems and electrical drive systems.

Get the latest learning in robotics technologies, preparing you to become a key player in developing the robots that will populate our future. The degree combines electronics, computer control, signal processing and programming in the design, development and application of robots, and their integration with other systems in the work environment.

Gain a sound understanding of both the arts and the sciences. This degree provides the broadest range of disciplinary and interdisciplinary studies from across the University, with majors available from creative arts, humanities, law, science, mathematics, computing, and social and behavioural sciences.