Annual Appeal - Flinders University

Your support empowers our community

When you support education and research at Flinders University, you play a powerful role in spurring the curiosity, courage and commitment in our students and researchers. You turn uncertainty into opportunity and empower our community to be bolder, reach further, and achieve more.

Donate today to support:

Students in financial need.

Matthew Flinders Scholarship

Emerging researchers needing critical funds for life-changing research.

Early Career Research

Education or research projects with the greatest need.

Highest Priorities Fund

A specific fund or project via the drop down options.

Select Fund

Contact us
Contact us today to discuss your giving options, including the opportunity to leave a donation in your Will.

Phone: +61 8 8201 3721
Email: giving@flinders.edu.au

100% of your donation will be directed towards the fund you identify. All donations $2 and over are tax-deductible within Australia. If you are giving from overseas learn more about our International Giving Program. If you are a member of staff learn more about our Staff Workplace Giving Program.

Thank you in advance for supporting education and research at Flinders University.

“Not only did the scholarship help me financially, but it also increased my motivation to keep going with my studies, because at that point I was having doubts on whether my finances would stretch enough to be able to continue.”

Arvind, Matthew Flinders Scholarship recipient

How your support helps our students and researchers

Because of you, our students and researchers have the courage to persevere and face overwhelming challenges, and go on to create a brighter future. Read the inspiring stories below to learn how your support can change lives.

Research changing lives

Impact Seed funding for early career researcher Dr Ryan Balzan is helping to reduce the onset of eating disorders.

Scholarship provides hope

Tulasi Rae knew from a young age that she wanted to be a nurse. She says, “Even as a child I really wanted to help sick people.”

Support to continue studies

Arvind Appadoo’s dream job is to help people with a disability find relevant activities that will improve their quality of life.

“It’s very difficult to establish yourself in the research community – seed grants such as these are integral to launching a research career. I am extremely thankful for the generosity of donors and their faith in the next generation of researchers.“

Dr Ryan Balzan, early career researcher working to reduce eating disorders.

Help shape our cultural collections

Flinders University Museum of Art's nationally significant collection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art is driving cultural learning and opening up conversations that advance reconciliation.

With your support, FUMA is seeking to secure the rare, final edition of the Look Who’s Calling The Kettle Black series by one of Australia's most acclaimed experimental artists, r e a.

Learn more