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Bachelor's studies
studies
Malmö University offers a variety of bachelor's degree programmes taught in English. A bachelor's degree takes three years of full-time study and is worth 180 higher education credits. Bachelor level education is also referred to as 'first cycle'.
Bachelor's programmes (180 Credits)
Student testimonials
Interaction Design
![Student from the Interaction Design bachelor's programme](/contentassets/a4b699e6605a4c22a45788387f42c35a/20170929_122422_x-t2_7943-1.jpg?w=525&h=295&mode=crop)
Interaction Design
“The programme opened my eyes to UX and design and without my degree, I wouldn’t be where I am today. It gave me the confidence to move forward in the industry." Fatin Masa-E, former student.
International Relations
![Aleksandra Daynova har studerat ett program i Internationella relationer.](/contentassets/b2779fd4ecc54d3fbbf22fb83cd04af1/_dsc8436.jpg?w=525&h=295&mode=crop)
International Relations
"What I liked most was the depth of knowledge about world politics it provided me with. I especially liked the critical theoretical approaches to teaching International Relations, with the emphasis on feminist, environmental, and postcolonial theories", former student Aleksandra Daynova.
Human Rights
![Student from the Human Rights programme](/contentassets/a4b699e6605a4c22a45788387f42c35a/edoardo_iacobelli3.jpg?w=525&h=295&mode=crop)
Human Rights
“Studying human rights is fascinating; we do get the full spectrum of it all. The political and legal, as well as the more philosophical perspective." Edoardo Iacobelli, former student.