Search

National collaboration

At a national level, there is collaboration with companies that are active on both the national and international markets. There is also collaboration with the public sector and various school principals within the Education, Learning, Research forum.

Local collaboration

At the local level, the University collaborates with a range of municipalities and other public sector actors, companies from different areas, civil society and individual citizens. A key example of local collaboration is the University's partnership...

Medea Lab

Medea Lab, Malmö University, is a transdisciplinary media lab where researchers and artists address cultural and societal challenges through experiments, installations and interventions.

Media Technology

Media technology is an interdisciplinary subject that includes technology, social sciences, economics, and the humanities, theoretically and empirically.

Regional collaboration

At a regional level, the University collaborates with the business and public sectors, such as Region Skåne, and other regions and municipalities. This includes collaboration with school principals and healthcare providers. Collaboration with public denta...

Thinking outside the box to contribute to sustainable societies

Determining how research and education can contribute to shaping more equitable, sustainable, and inclusive societies is the overarching concept behind the new malmö Research Centre for Imagining and Co-Creating Futures.

Comparative Analysis of Sexuality Education Policies and Implementation Strategies in South Africa and Sweden

Public transport as a human right

Barcelona stands out as the most ambitious in Europe, though the ambitions are often rather vague, according to a study that analysed how the work is described. Cities that have taken a leading role in integrating human rights (HR) into their local...

What is Successful Sexual Aging? A Cross-cultural Mixed Methods Assessment (HEALTHSEXAGE project)

Strategies to improve access to sexual and reproductive healthcare among young people with migration experience: a pilot study