This is an incomplete list of Flinders University people including notable alumni and staff associated with the Flinders University in Adelaide, South Australia.
Graduates of Flinders University include:
Other notable alumni include:
Arts and humanities
Creatives
- Mario Andreacchio â film director and producer
- Michael Atkinson â (founding member of Redgum)
- Benedict Andrews â theatre director (Flinders Drama Centre)
- Matthew Bate â filmmaker, of Closer Productions
- Geordie Brookman â theatre director (Flinders Drama Centre)
- Matthew Cormack â filmmaker, of Closer Productions
- Matt Crook â actor
- Mem Fox â children's author
- Alex Frayne â film director
- Gale Edwards â Theatre Director (Flinders Drama Centre)
- Nuala Hafner â TV presenter (Flinders Drama Centre)
- Noni Hazlehurst â actress (Flinders Drama Centre)
- Scott Hicks â film director (Flinders Drama Centre)
- Victoria Hill â actress, writer and producer (Flinders Drama Centre)
- Nicholas Hope â actor (Flinders Drama Centre)
- Aimee Horne â actress and singer
- Jackie Huggins â author, historian, Aboriginal rights advocate, and academic
- Sophie Hyde â filmmaker, of Closer Productions
- Paul Kelly â (1973; did not complete)
- Hannah Kent â author, winner of the Stella Prize
- Steve Knapman â TV producer (Flinders Drama Centre)
- Craig Lahiff â film director
- Nina Landis â actress
- Verity Laughton â playwright (PhD, Creative Arts thesis, 2020)
- Caleb Lewis â playwright (Flinders Drama Centre)
- Sam Mac â radio and television personality
- Anthony Maras â film director, writer and producer
- Peter Martin â economics journalist and commentator (Distinguished Alumnus 2016)
- Bryan Mason â filmmaker, of Closer Productions
- Louisa Mignone â actress
- Sudesh Mishra â poet
- Susan Mitchell â author (Flinders Drama Centre)
- Doc Neeson â singer, songwriter, and front man of The Angels
- Tania Nehme â film editor (Flinders Drama Centre, 1983)
- Christopher Pearson â journalist, founder of the Adelaide Review and speechwriter for Prime Minister John Howard
- Mark Peel â Australian historian
- Greig Pickhaver (also known as H.G. Nelson) â actor, comedian and writer (Flinders Drama Centre)
- Michael Pope â TV presenter and producer (Flinders Drama Centre)
- Damien Richardson â actor (Flinders Drama Centre)
- Brendan Rock â film actor (Flinders Drama Centre)
- Dario Russo â film director and writer
- Xavier Samuel â actor (Flinders Drama Centre)
- John Schumann â founding member of Redgum
- Wendy Strehlow â actress
- Rebecca Summerton â film producer
- Chris Timms â founding member of Redgum
- Verity Truman, Chris Timms â founding member of Redgum
- Melanie Vallejo â actress (Flinders Drama Centre)
- Matt Vesely â filmmaker, of Closer Productions
- Eddie White â animation writer and director(Flinders Drama Centre)
- Sean Williams â author
Academics
Science and medicine
Medicine
Other sciences
Politics
Sport
Faculty
See also
References