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Flinders New Venture Institute — upcoming events

Browse upcoming personal development events and workshops from Flinders New Venture Institute on SUCCESS Events.

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Upcoming Events

In Person
Mon, Oct 19, 2026|11:00 AM

Career Crew PopUp @ City - October

Swing past our Career Crew Popup for quick tips, real chats and the inside scoop on jobs, skills and opportunities. ✅ Discover CareerHub ✅ Explore jobs ✅ Chat with the Career Crew No bookings, no pressure – just drop in, get inspired and own your next step. Next Up… • Tuesday 19 May, 11am-2pm • Monday 1 June, 11am-2pm • Monday 17 August, 11am-2pm • Monday 14 September, 11am-2pm

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In Person
Thu, Oct 29, 2026|12:00 PM

Book Club Series | Halloween: Spooky Stories

Book Club series | Halloween: Spooky Stories Book Club just got spooky! Join Flinders writer and academic Amy T. Matthews and the AMY& podcast for a Halloween-themed discussion. About this event From classic horror and gothic fiction to contemporary thrillers, supernatural tales and eerie favourites, this session will explore why we’re drawn to unsettling stories, and how they reflect fear, im

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In Person
Mon, Nov 23, 2026|5:00 PM

Honours Health Sciences Information Session

This event is for prospective students interested in an Honours Degree with the College of Health and Enablement This information session will provide details about what the Honours program entails; you will meet the Honours Health Sciences Coordinator; and hear from current/past Honours students; and there will be plenty of time for you to ask questions. As part of the Honours degree, you can com

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In Person
Mon, Nov 30, 2026|6:00 PM

Screening Sexual Violence

How can storytelling contribute to the prevention of sexual violence? This special screening brings together a curated selection of narrative and documentary short films exploring sexual violence across screen and online environments, including image-based sexual abuse (IBSA), gender-based violence, and the social and cultural conditions that enable harm. The films offer diverse pers

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