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Pre-orientation
The Pre-Orientation Programme helps you with additional support and resources to ease into your life and studies in Sweden. Learn from current students and alumni who share their first-hand experiences of what it is like to live and study in Malmö. This...
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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.
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Disciplinary misconduct
Reporting of disciplinary misconduct and the process leading up to possible disciplinary action, which can be either a suspension or a warning.
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Programme
Programme, bachelor’s level | 180 creditsInteraction Design
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Anders Kottorp - Dean/Professor, directly appointed
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Moving to Malmö
Moving to a new country is an exciting adventure, but there are also many things to think about: visa and permits, health insurance and healthcare, student housing, personal identity number as well as practicalities and your social life as a student.
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Research group
Cancer and Illness Rehabilitation: CaRe
Illness, no matter how severe, causes an interruption in a person's daily life and a subsequent period of recovery/rehabilitation. The research group focuses on recovery/rehabilitation after illness, both cancer and other medical conditions that require...
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Library rules
The Malmö University libraries are open to everyone. If you are 18 years old or over, you are free to get a library account, use our computers and printers. The library’s digital resources such as articles and e-books can be read by anyone with a library...
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Labs and facilities
The benefits are many when academia, industry, public sector and NGOs meet and collaborate. By cooperating with our researchers, you can benefit from the University's expertise to complement your research and development.
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RESEARCH SUBJECTPhysical Sciences
The research focuses on fundamental and applied atomic spectroscopy, particularly atomic structure and the interaction of atoms with light. Applications range from characterising atomic nuclei and cancer treatments to galaxy evolution.