How your support changes lives
Education is transformative. It can change the lives of students, giving them the opportunity to access knowledge and pursue their passion. Read how your support is changing lives and transforming the future for these students.
Arriving just in time to relieve the building pressures, Taylor received the Matthew Flinders Scholarship for students in financial need.
A single mother of three and a cancer survivor, Helen is studying medicine thanks to her extraordinary courage and scholarship support.
Shane urgently needed a new prescription for his glasses and dental work, while juggling the increasing costs of rent and groceries.
In the current cost-of-living crisis Chloe finds it hard to make ends meet as she works towards the degree that will shape her future.
Scholarship support created a new trajectory for Dr Vanshika Sinh, including a move to Central Australia.
The first in her family to go to university, Tia found studying a Master of Occupational Therapy took a lot of dedication and stamina.
Expanding his mindset was not the only challenge Anh faced during his Master of Engineering (Biomedical).
Lucymarie was part of the Doctor of Medicine Rural Stream, spending a full year living away from her friends and family.
Occupational Therapy student Arvind was thrilled to receive support that enabled him to continue his studies.
Ellie is one of only three females in the physics topic of her Bachelor of Science (Honours) at Flinders.
Stressed and anxious before her final placement, Ella received vital support that would see her reach graduation.
Scholarship support for rural Palaeontology students like Riley is making prehistoric dreams come true.
The Flinders NT Health scholarship is helping students achieve more for regional and remote communities.
A Matthew Flinders Scholarship relieved Tulasi’s financial burden and provided hope that she could become a nurse.
A Matthew Flinders Scholarship helped Kyriaki upgrade her computer and continue her studies towards becoming a teacher.
A mother of four children and an Australian Army veteran win the 2021 prize.
Performing arts students receive career enhancing support during their honours year.
Our medical students have been getting hands-on pandemic prepared as they transition to junior doctors.
Nursing student Ruri Yamamoto has worked sometimes seven days per week at SA Pathology’s drive-through testing station.
Encouraging students like Ksenia, who are passionate about social justice.
The Professor Michael Kidd AM Scholarship helped Sarita create a study-family balance.
A Master of Maritime Archaeology Scholarship opens up the underwater realm for an Indonesian student.
A scholarship has supported Jai to meet the costs of living away from home.
Meet Ashley and see how this scholarship has made a difference to him.
The Carmel Baulderstone Memorial Scholarship provides support to undergraduate nursing students who are.
Furthering PhD student research in Speech Pathology and Audiology.
Creating educational pathways for Indigenous health professionals.
Encouraging students who are passionate about social justice.
Continuing the ambitions Dr Shorne held for the future of women's health.
Annabelle Wood, studying medicine, was the recipient of a Phil Hoffmann Travel Scholarship.
Katherine Boyd received a Resthaven Undergraduate Nursing Scholarship in 2015, while studying a Bachelor of Health Sciences/Nursing.
The Thyne Reid Scholarship enabled Georgina to complete a 10-week teaching placement in the country.
The Rotary Club Barossa Valley Foundation Scholarship allowed Kaleb to live on campus while he studied biotechnology.
How looking into the past is having a profound effect on the futures of our scholarship recipients.
Inaugural scholarship recipient Chloe Wegener shares her story of finding great strength in helping others.
The Nina Curtis Scholarship will help Tarik complete his Master of Disability Studies, especially his research project.
Doctor of Medicine student, Nina, shares her personal story which highlights the incredible legacy of student scholarships.
Scholarship recipient and Psychology/Law student, Ashum shares how an Indigenous student scholarship shaped her studies.
Jasmine faced financial pressures when she moved from the country to study engineering at Flinders.
Resthaven scholarships for Indigenous students are reducing financial barriers and developing a diverse aged care workforce.
James received a financial hardship scholarship, allowing him to gain invaluable real-life experience on his nursing placement.
Flinders graduate and news camera operator, Haidarr Jones, shares his story.
Abigail was deeply grateful to receive the Matthew Flinders Scholarship, supported by Flinders alumni, staff and friends.
The strong pull Chula felt towards women’s health and helping others gave her courage to embark on the medical degree.
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