Support the annual appeal

Support the Annual Appeal at Flinders University

Are you ready to make a difference in our community? Join us to create a world of opportunity through research and education. Together we can:

Help a student in financial need to make an impact through supporting scholarships

Increase access to higher education and create opportunity for Indigenous students

Turn ideas into discoveries through providing seed funding for early career researchers

Grow our contemporary Indigenous art collection for current and future generations

You can also make a donation to our priority fund which supports areas most in need across the University, or contact our team to help you decide how you’d like to make a difference.

Nina - Flinders Uni Student Impact Scholarship Recipient

Nina, student scholarship recipient

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Help a student to make an impact

Imagine not having the opportunity to study because you couldn’t afford to buy the basic items required for study such as textbooks, the cost of transport to get to university, or living expenses such as accommodation.

We believe that everyone should have the opportunity to access higher education regardless of their background or circumstances. Removing financial pressure through scholarships allows our students to focus on their study, personal career goals and to complete their degree.

Through making a donation, you will be fostering the next generation of leaders who will be able to make a difference, as you can do today. 100% of your donation will be directed towards supporting a Flinders University student in need.

Donate to student scholarships

Create opportunity for Indigenous students

While the number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people attending university is growing each year, many students struggle to gain the support they need once they begin their studies.

These students are often faced with the challenge of being the first in their family to attend university or the need to relocate from a regional area, losing their vital support networks in the process.

We are committed to supporting Indigenous students to access and achieve their career goals. Join us in assisting this next generation of leaders to thrive.

Donate to Indigenous student scholarships

Ashum - Flinders Uni Indigenous Scholarship Recipient

Ashum, student scholarship recipient

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Dr Margaret Shanafield - Flinders Uni Early Career Researcher Recipient

Dr Margaret Shanafield, early career researcher at Flinders University

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Invest in our Early Career Researchers

New discoveries benefit our health, our planet and our legacy. Funding research is imperative in solving the problems we face and creating a brighter future. Thanks to our generous supporters, Flinders University has launched the inaugural Impact Seed Funding for Early Career Researchers program.

These grants will provide early career researchers with the funds they need to pursue the proof-of-principle data that enables them to secure major funding and to establish crucial collaborative partnerships. We need your help to turn ideas into discoveries. 100% of your donation will be used to fund early career researchers that make a difference in our community.

Donate to early career researchers

Grow our art collection

We are fortunate at Flinders to house an extraordinary art collection, open to all of our students, researchers and staff - and to you - to develop knowledge, stimulate creativity and light the way for how we understand and interact with the world around us.

Our mission is to build our contemporary Indigenous collections for current and future generations of students and the community at large. We invite you to support us in this quest by contributing to the acquisition of a pair of works of art by the trailblazing and talented Indigenous artist, Dr Christian Thompson, from his 2016 series Museum of Others.

Donate to Flinders University Art Museum

Museum of Others (Othering the Explorer, James Cook), 2016 Christian Thompson, c-type print on metallic paper, 120 x 120 cm, © Courtesy the artist and Michael Reid Sydney