Are you interested in design, communication, and media? Malmö University offers a wide range of bachelor's and master's programmes bringing together technology and culture across various disciplines and industries. Scholarships are available for international students. Applications are open until 15 January 2027.

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Master's programmes

How to apply

Apply no later than 15 January. Follow our step-by-step guide on how to apply.

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Career

Studying at Malmö University is for you who wants to start or advance a career, bachelors provide a solid foundation for further master’s level studies. After completing your education, future employers may be found in design, media and ICT industries, as well as in governments, national and international NGOs.

The campus and the city of Malmö provide a global learning environment. You are geographically perfectly positioned to make Malmö your gateway to Europe and its international job market. Malmö is one of Sweden’s fastest-growing metropolitan centres and has a lively start-up scene for the entrepreneurially driven.

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Malmö University 

Malmö University is a young, urban and innovative university located in the southernmost region of Sweden. The University has around 27,000 full-time students and offers English-taught programmes at both bachelor's and master's levels. The University’s research profile is characterised by global engagement, community involvement, and a multidisciplinary and challenge-based approach. 

At Malmö University, you’ll work hands‑on with real projects, connect with industry, and be encouraged to turn ideas into impact. It’s a place where curiosity is valued, and where your studies can become a launchpad for future opportunities, both in Sweden and internationally.

The city of Malmö is vibrant, with a young and diverse population of 350,000. Set by the sea, this highly bike-friendly city is part of a region home to about four million people. It is part of a leading hub for research, entrepreneurship, and new technology – from gaming and foodtech to cleantech, life sciences, and digital innovation. And a perfect base for exploring Europe – trains to Copenhagen, Berlin, Hamburg and Amsterdam are quick and convenient.

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