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Criminology, Master's Programme (Two-Year)

Lifelong learning during long-term illness

We are researching how people with long-term ilnesses, such as type 1 diabetes or asthma, and their next of kin learn to manage their condition throughout their lives. Through increased knowledge and self-care, they can strengthen their ability to cope...

Rights and responsibilities

Safety, student representatives, plagiarism and cheating, grade review, alcohol and drugs, complaints, governance documents and guidelines. Find information on important issues concerning your rights and obligations as a student.

Research in focus: Loneliness

Loneliness can affect people of all ages and in all circumstances. Researchers at Malmö University are exploring the various expressions and causes of loneliness and developing solutions to promote community, participation and mental health. Here you will...

Advancing Oral Health

Our goal is to reduce the burden of oral and systemic ill-health associated with oral conditions through clinic-integrated, interdisciplinary research. We will provide innovative and evidence-based dental care – where our research discoveries transform...

Widened recruitment and participation

Widened recruitment and participation is an important component in Malmö University's profile. Our work on widened recruitment and participation will contribute to societal development and enhance our commitment to democratic values.

Borrowing and requesting books

Malmö University Library is open to everyone, including those who are not students or university staff. Learn more about library cards, loan periods, renewals, and requests.

Scholarships for current students

Check out the scholarship and travel grant opportunities for students at Malmö University: faculty scholarships for academic excellence, oaHSen, grants for exchange studies or traineeships abroad, and other scholarships.

Minor Field Studies

Apply for a SIDA-funded grant of SEK 25,000 to collect data for your thesis in a low or middle-income country. You must be away for at least six consecutive weeks.

The University in a troubled world

At a time of war and conflict in the world, anxiety is increasing across society, which of course includes those studying and working at the University. There are several different perspectives that the University needs to relate to and address.