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Sport Sciences: Sport in Society, Master's Programme (Two-Year)

For many women, fitness on social media is likely to prompt anxiety rather than activity

A new year often means renewed resolutions to get fit, and images of ripped and honed bodies on social media might give you that extra push. However, among young women, observing such images often leads to anxiety and poor body image.

Computer Science: Innovation for Change in a Digital Society, Master's Program (Two-Year)

Tourism must become more inclusive

Tourism has been criticised for being both primarily targeted at privileged groups, and for helping to reinforce clichés in how places are perceived – thus reducing them to monocultures where the complexity that makes them interesting disappears, so finds...

Home sweet home – for whom?

PREVIOUS EXHIBITION | In our recent exhibition, you will meet researchers Carina Listerborn and Martin Grander, who are both active in various aspects of housing research. The exhibition presents Carina's and Martin's projects and research results and in...

New CEO of Mau Holding announced

The first employee of Mau Holdings has been appointed. Aron Podavka will be the new CEO of Malmö University's holding company, taking up the role in the new year.

Research

With research-based knowledge, critical reflection and action, researchers at Malmö University want to contribute to a more sustainable and equal society. Research at Malmö University is preferably multi or interdisciplinary and includes the fields of...

6 on sex

PREVIOUS EXHIBITION | Sexology is a specific occupational practice that includes clinical aspects of and information on sexuality. Sexologists can work with both intervention and prevention activities. Sexuality studies involve a more social science...

Jabberwocky: how the untranslatable was translated

Jabberwocky is considered one of the greatest English-language nonsense poems of all time, and with its weird and wonderful language, it both invites and resists translation. It is these translations which are now the subject of a new book.