If you're applying for a grant or promotion, we can help with getting your ResearchNow profile up to date as well as with preparing metrics. We'll be visiting each college where you can drop by for assistance without an appointment, see the schedule: bit.ly/4bvA8Uw

Ngutungka means “place of knowledge” and Kaurna Warra Karrpanthi have kindly  given us permission to use this inclusive wording to describe our library. Aboriginal artist and FlindersAlumni Lawson Dodd will be creating a custom artwork to tell the story of Ngutungka,coming soon!

A librarian will be based in your college so you can drop by for assistance with updating your ResearchNow profile and generating the right publication metrics to demonstrate your research impact. View the schedule to see when we'll be near you 🔗 library.flinders.edu.au/services/works…

A modern university library is so much more than a building! Ours includes sensory friendly spaces, leisure reading, high quality online study materials, and friendly staff. Hear from students about how they use the library and what it means to them 🎬youtube.com/watch?v=uFpQLU…

Covidence will be running a 3 part webinar in August, especially for Flinders researchers, on how to use Covidence for efficient systematic reviews. Recordings will be sent to everyone who registers, enrol now 🔗researchlink.flinders.edu.au/flinders-unive…

We're loving our campus visitors on this fine day! 🦘🌞

We have something exciting coming soon 👀 (clue: it involves books and cake) Australia Reads

Can confirm, we have had many a thesis submitted to the library with the file name FINAL FINAL FINAL.pdf 😆

If you're partial to books and sweet treats (or both!), join us for this wellbeing event where we talk about all things leisure reading with Amy Barry_Amy T Matthews. Register now: blogs.flinders.edu.au/library/2024/0…

📚✨ Reading for Wellbeing Wrap-Up! 📚✨ We loved having Sean Williams & Alex Cothren at Central & City this week, sharing their insights on leisure reading, audiobooks, young readers & more. Big thanks to everyone who came along. Check out these happy snaps from the event!

We were very lucky to listen to & present at the Kummargii Yulendji Symposium last week, co-convened by CAVAL and Informit to discuss much needed decolonising work in the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander academic output space. #ssw2024

The Puzzle 🧩 by David Williamson opens at @StateTheatreSA tonight! Here are two vintage program booklets we have in our library from David Williamson's previous plays from the 1970s 🎟️

🗓️It's less than one month until Open Access Week! We have a blockbuster week of #OpenAccess events including our annual panel discussion featuring senior research leaders from across the University #OAWeek2024. Register now 🔗 blogs.flinders.edu.au/library/2024/0…

Our keynote event for Open Access Week #OAWeek will be a panel event including senior research leaders, on Tues 22nd Oct. Register to attend online, or in-person for morning tea and networking: eventbrite.com.au/e/coffee-cake-…

New arrivals alert! 📚✨ Fresh titles just hit our Read & Return shelves, and there's something for everyone. Our shelves are updated regularly across all branches, so stop by and discover your next great read! 👀

Library services: Open Data! ROADS is a dedicated space for making Flinders research data open. Open data makes raw data files gathered during research openly accessible online. Make your research findable and citable with a permanent link (DOI) via ROADS: library.flinders.edu.au/researchers/re…

It's officially #OpenAccessWeek and we had a great start to the week with a robust panel discussion about the benefits and realities of publishing open access in different research disciplines. Thank you to all who came and participated 🙌

The year might nearly be over but the Library is still open! Central, Sturt, Medical and Tonsley libraries are always open 24/7, while the City Campus library is open weekdays 7am - 10pm and weekends 8am - 6pm. Tap your ID to the card reader to enter any branch after hours 🕑

Flinders University Library is thrilled to showcase items held in our Special Collections at FUMA's 'Matthew Flinders: Fearless in life, love and tragedy' exhibit. Visit Level 1 of Flinders City Campus to observe a range of personal items including his ebony sundial and compass.