Conferral

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Life after graduation

Life after graduation

What happens after you graduate from Flinders?

Here is some information and services available for you.

Alumni membership

When you graduate from Flinders you automatically receive Alumni membership. There will be networking opportunities and other benefits.

Update your details so we can stay in touch with you.

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Further study

You might like to consider further study, such as honours, postgraduate coursework or a research higher degree.

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Career services

As a graduate you will have access to careers services for eighteen months post completion of your degree/ award.

Services include:

Career development consultant assistance with the drop-in service
Career directions advice
Writing your job application and Resume/CV
Addressing selection criteria
Job interview help.

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Ordering documents

Replacement testamur

If the testamur you were issued with upon graduation is

lost,
missing,
destroyed,
stolen,
damaged or,
you have changed your name since graduation

You may need to request a replacement testamur.

I need my testamur replaced

Transcript

If you would like additional copy(ies) of your academic transcript, find out how to order them, and the cost.

How to order a transcript

My eQuals

Digital versions of your testamur (certificate), academic transcript and Australian Higher Education Graduation Statement (AHEGS) are available via My eQuals.

My eQuals is a secure way to view, store and share your digital documents online. Graduates can securely access their digital documents and share them with employers, universities, and other parties. Fees apply.

All Flinders graduates from September 2018 are issued with digital documents via My eQuals upon their conferral (graduation).

Graduates conferred prior to September 2018 are able to purchase digital documents via Online Payments.

Digital documents will be on the current University templates and may vary in appearance from your original paper documents.
Graduates who completed prior to 2004 may not be eligible for digital documents.

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Using the title "Dr"

If you have completed your Doctorate or PhD, you are able to use "Dr" once your degree has been conferred by Flinders University. To be eligible for conferral, the Dean of Graduate Research needs to confirm that you have met the degree requirements and record that you have been awarded the degree on the Student System.

Post-nominal (award abbreviation)

A post-nominal or award abbreviation are the letters denoting the qualifications you receive after you graduate.

Note, you can only use post-nominals once your award has been conferred.

How to determine your post-nominals

To determine your post-nominals, you can check them on your academic transcript or on your unofficial transcript (which can be accessed by logging into the Student System and selecting the ‘My Exams and Results’ tab). The abbreviated title of your award will be located underneath the units attempted, before your GPA (Grade Point Average).

How to write your post-nominals

Post-nominals are listed directly after your name.

Order of qualifications
The recommended order is lowest qualifications first, leading to the highest.

Institution name
The name of the awarding institution should also follow your academic qualifications. If you hold multiple qualifications from the one institution just list the institution after all of the qualifications, not after each qualification. The abbreviation for qualifications completed at Flinders University is Flin.

Professional qualifications
If you are the member of a professional association, you may be entitled to include the postnominals for that association after your academic post-nominals.

Honours
Student who have undertaken an honours program, should list this after the qualification.

Examples