Flinders University

At a time where we are in financial crisis, this greedy, cruel institution has forced us to pay a $27k HECS debt for a course only a few weeks were attended, then withdrawn from, outright refusing to reduce or refund. Considering it was social work, makes you wonder what ethics they are teaching their students. Absolutely appalling.

Pretty campus except the buildings which look like they haven't been renovated since the 1960s. Plenty of parking at the top of the university (under solar panel shading). Security checks parking permits daily even on weekends.

I love this campus. Modern. Friendly staff. Many international students from all over the world. And very very good facilities.

Just spoke with Kaife (international student team) she was rude and wasn’t in a mood of helping a new student who is about to start.

Disgusting college. Fails to listen to students request and aid in study. Nursing courses doesn't even have proper teaching materials. Even google and random online resources are better than the teaching staff. Reasons why #1 the teaching staff have thick accents and speak like the flash #2 their teaching methods are unprepared and as long as they finish talking they end the lectures that students have to sit through without breaks. Furthermore, since COVID19 it seems that the university has degraded in hygiene so much that it seems like promoting more illnesses to kill off the students is the goal. Dead bugs, dead mouse in the bushes, dust and cobwebs in classrooms, hallways and unsanitary toilets. The whole campus smells, but the first floor flinders connect was especially bad.

Best university I ever seen... It's amazing...

I absolutely love studying here, a positive and welcoming environment.

Had Ostro surgery and the staff were great. Hospital seemed modern and clean enough. Single rooms are large.

University is what you make it. Flinders University, when I was there, offered a great degree and numerous extracurricular activities. It grew my confidence and understanding of the world. The professional development programs are terrific and effective.The campus is beautiful and very safe. Once you get used to it, it is easy to navigate. Staff are generally helpful and considerate. It is very clean and there are many places to relax.If you are studying international relations, you need to be wary of bias. Some lecturers do have a certain political bias which can taint what you are learning. It does appear that the higher-level managers sit in an ivory tower.Student clubs are lively and there many ways that the university can help you financially or with food. Student governance is poor and they will only intervene if it is politically convenient for them to do so.