Flinders University vs Torrens University

3 campus locations in Adelaide- Bedford Park (main campus), Victoria Square and Tonsley; several other regional and interstate locations; Main campus is located south of the city of Adelaide; Student Hub offers 24/7 study spaces, and other student facilities such as retail, food, childcare, and sports.

The university has campuses at different places like Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, gold coast and blue mountains.

23 affiliated sports clubs; Flinders Health2GO (Allied health center for the community); Bedford Park campus acts as the venue for Plaza concerts; Flinders University Museum of Art (new gallery space at Bedford Park campus); Events such as Spring Fest, Festive at Flinders, etc., NVI- New Venture Institute (Australian business incubator for boosting local businesses); Flinders Café Alere; Flinders OneFitness (one of the best fitness center in South Australia).

Student life is active, engaged and varied, with a wide range of activities, events and opportunities available to the students that will enrich their experience, as well as build skills that make them highly employable. As a member of UniSport Australia, the university gives its students access to many sporting events, national competitions and leadership opportunities.The Leadership Speaker Series engages industry experts at the forefront of their industry to speak to students in exclusive seminars. Presenters are role models and thought leaders in their respective fields. Student Representative Councils (SRCs) are student-led organisations that advocate for the rights and interests of students. Help enhance the student experience whilst gaining invaluable leadership skills for your future career. Each campus has its own SRC, responsible for on-campus and online events such as cultural nights, picnics, trivia nights, sporting events, free breakfasts and more.   

Terence Tao (Fields Medalist, professor of mathematics at UCLA); Rodney Brooks (professor of robotics at MIT & former director of the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory); Mamoru Mohri (Retired astronaut, scientist & engineer); Carl Bridge (Australian historian, academic, and professor of Australian History at King's College London); Haydon Manning (Australian political scientist); Xavier Samuel (Australian Actor); Benedict Andrews (Australian theatre & film director); Mario Andreacchio (Australian film producer/director); Donald Brook (Australian artist, art critic & theorist; was an Emeritus Professor of Visual Arts in the Flinders University).

Caitlin Foord (professional soccer), Mackenzie Arnold (professional soccer), Paul Seedsman (football player), Oscar Mclnerney (football player)