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Course, bachelor’s level | 30 creditsInternational Peace and Security - Public International Law and International Politics
31 August 2026 - 17 January 2027Malmö | daytime | 100%Open for application -
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Published: 10 April 2024Recruiters selected non-White applicants in experimental study
Recruiters mainly chose to proceed with Black female applicants in a fictitious employment situation in a study at Malmö University. The researchers believe that the Black Lives Matter movement has increased awareness, and also affected perceptions of...
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Published: 29 February 2024Slang at work helps adult migrants develop language skills
When immigrant students develop language skills in the workplace, they appreciate hearing everyday language and the use of slang. However, in Sweden, researchers are looking for answers on how language courses can integrate cooperation with the labour...
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Fighting cancer with plastic bullets
PREVIOUS EXHIBITION | Cancer is a term used for about 200 different diseases. What they all have in common is that the cells in the body start to divide uncontrollably. In 2018 there were 18 million cancer cases around the world. In Sweden, approximately...
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Published: 8 February 2024The art of seductive corporate conferences
Who are we representing when we attend a conference: the company we are employed by and are loyal to, or ourselves? Patrik Hall, a professor in political science, has been investigating the nature of work meetings, from the subtle and diplomatic, to the...
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Understanding university studies
This website explains terms that are good to know about university studies in Sweden and at the University. Learn the meaning of higher education credits, self-study, and distance learning. You can also find information about the grading system at the...
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Per-Anders Tengland - Professor emeritus/emerita
per-anders.tengland@mau.se+46 70 622 40 31Department of Care Science -
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Published: 24 January 2024The remembering and forgetting of the victims and the survivors of the Holocaust
It was primarily the survivors of the Holocaust who kept the memory of the dead alive in Sweden. However, interest in the graves and memorial sites has increased, and remembering has become a national concern, according to new research.
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Rita Del Giudice - Associate Professor/Senior lecturer
rita.del-giudice@mau.se+46 40 665 81 98Department of Biomedical Science -
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Published: 9 January 2024Navigating between parallel normative systems
Young people often bear the responsibility of navigating between parallel normative systems. In order to provide support, authorities must have a nuanced understanding of their lived experiences.
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