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Citizen Health

The research centre focuses on improving public health and reducing health inequalities through community-engaged research and education. The centre involves citizens, the commercial and public sectors, as well as non-profit organisations.

Support Malmö University

Fundraising at Malmö University plays an important part: to find external partners and financiers whose commitment can strengthen our teaching and research. By supporting the University financially, new, essential research finding can be made faster and...

Health in learning and teacher training (HILL)

Co-Create Malmö

Co-create Malmö is a learning network and resource for those who want to explore or develop more inclusive and collaborative ways of working. The aim of the initiative is to collectively enhance our contributions to sustainability, equality and inclusion...

Planning for Integration: Landscapes of Power in Borderland Governance

Research shows that coordinated support is important for head and neck cancer

Head and neck cancer is one of the most common forms of cancer and a disease that affects the ability to speak, eat, swallow and taste. A study now shows that patients with this condition need coordinated support regarding oral care and nutritional intake...

Employees felt less stressed when they practised mindfulness

Better focus, less stress, and an easier time switching off from work once home. These were the experiences reported by business sector employees who practised mindfulness every day for eight weeks. The findings are presented in a new report that explores...

Didactics

Research in didactics takes an interest in the factors and relationships that affect teaching and the conditions of learning, with a special focus on schools. Didactic research strives to formulate theories and models where relationships between...

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.

Study provides clarity on blood-thinning medication during tooth extraction

Patients can continue taking blood-thinning medication without interruption during tooth extraction. This applies regardless of whether they are taking the drug warfarin or its alternative, according to a new study from Malmö University.