EHLT News

All staff are cordially invited to the launch of the special 'Literary Migrations' issue of the e-journal Transnational Literatures (Volume 2, no. 1, 2009). 

Congratulations to Alison Wotherspoon, a Senior Lecturer in Screen Studies, Department of Screen and Media in the School of Humanities.

Associate Professor Mark Staniforth (convenor of the Maritime Archaeology Program) has been nominated by Australia-ICOMOS as an expert member of the Underwater Heritage International Scientific Com

Mr Brad Wesson, a third-year Bachelor of Creative Arts (Digital Media) student at Flinders, has recently taken out second prize in a competition run by global computer giant, Intel, for his compute

Supported by South Australia’s Department of Further Education, Employment, Science and Technology

Tuesday, September 22^nd, 9am - 5pm

Ben Chandler from the School of Humanities (English, Creative Writing and Australian Studies) who undertook a PhD in Creative writing entitled “Flight of the Dragon: A Comparative Study of Heroes i

In the second half of 2007 I and some Drama Centre graduates from 2007 set up a professional, profit share theatre company called Accidental Productions.

Screening of film in Italian on Wednesday 12 August 2009 @ 1p.m. in the Conference Room, Function Centre, Flinders University.

The Conference The Story of the Story, is on Life Writing, is being run by the English Department in the Noel Stockdale Room from 28-30 September.  The Keynote Speaker is Dr Margarett

On Monday 6 July, Hon.

The Maritime Archaeology Program (MAP) at Flinders University has recently signed a five year Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the world's leading research institute in maritime archaeology -

Welcome to the second issue of Transnational Literature.

One of our Master of Maritime Archaeology graduates was appointed to a position at the Marine Museum of the Great lakes see: http://ww

We would like to thank you all for your kind spirit and for digging deep and helping other "Aussies" during our Victorian Fire Appeal.  The School of Humanities raised $627.00 in cash and "two boo

2009 got off to a brisk start, with new topic proposals and topic amendments due by February 20.

It was very cold, overcast and smoggy but this did not stop 20 students from Flinders and 5 from UniSA having a ball in Shanghai recently.