Flinders University in South Australia and the
University of Waikato in Hamilton have joined forces to offer a graduate course
for students wanting to teach gifted children. The course, the Graduate
Certificate in Gifted Education, has been developed at Flinders. It will be
taught jointly by staff from the two universities starting next year.
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