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Sport Management

The Sport Management research group studies how sport is organised, managed and developed in a changing and complex sector. Sporting activities are conducted in everything from non-profit associations to commercial companies and public organisations. What...

Fiction Addiction

CURRENT EXHIBITION | In the exhibition “Fiction Addiction”, you can meet researchers Sara Bjärstorp, Petra Ragnerstam, and Magnus Persson. The exhibition explores the experience of reading and the many ways in which we can engage with literature.

The Role of Folk High School Education in Promoting Participation and Mental Health among Young Adults with Neurodevelopmental Disorders

New study reveals the pioneer who paved the way for female skiers

Skier, and international driving force for women's conditions in sport: Inga Löwdin played a pivotal role in enabling women to compete in cross-country skiing in the Olympics and World Championships from 1952 onwards.

Internships for students at GPS

By doing an internship, you get to apply your knowledge in your main subject area while also making contacts with potential future employers. On this page, students at the Department of Global Political Studies (GPS) can find information on how to do an...

Occult female power highlighted in new book

Leah Hirsig was one of the “modern women” of the 20th century: independent, norm-breaking, and central to the controversial religion of Thelema. Now her complete diaries are being published for the first time, providing an insight into her life and her...

Searching for information – a step by step guide

When you are writing an essay or thesis, you need to search for information in a structured way. Plan your searches and remember to document and review your results as you go along. In this guide, you will find tips and advice to help you search in an...

Lower radiation possible when X-raying children with cleft palates

Radiation dose can be reduced when X-raying children with special healthcare needs, such as congenital cleft palate, according to a thesis by a researcher at Malmö University.