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STAFF MEMBER | Published: 19 October 2026‘We focus too much on who commits crimes and too little on why’
STAFF PORTRAIT. He grew up in Brynäs, then one of Gävle’s most socially disadvantaged neighbourhoods, and went on to become one of the world’s most internationally recognised criminologists. After 45 years of research, Professor Per-Olof Wikström continue...
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Contact IT support
The IT support can help you with your MauID, login to Canvas, printing, network and similar issues.
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Find your textbooks: how it works at the library
On this page, we have gathered some library information that can be good to keep track of as a new student. Welcome to Malmö University and the Library!
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Student Health Services
If you are a student at Malmö university and have any questions about your health, well-being or studies, you can get help. Contact a counsellor or nurse at Student Health Services. All contact with us is free of charge and confidential. You can also join...
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Study Guidance
You can contact the study guidance services for questions about university studies or specific programmes. You can also meet someone to discuss your plans, goals, and future career. This website contains contact information for programme specific...
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Access to e-resources
Getting access to journal articles, e-books and databases – this is how it works:
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The Institute for Studies in Malmö's History (IMH)
The Institute for Studies in Malmö's History (IMH) is a centre for urban history research. We research the role of cities in history, changes in city life, and how their identities are produced and spread. An important part of our activities is to create...
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RESEARCH CENTREInstitute for Urban Research
The Institute for Urban Research is a university-wide interdisciplinary research centre that brings together all urban research at Malmö University.
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Open Access Week 2026
Join us during Open Access Week – an annual week highlighting the global movement to make scholarly research openly available. Malmö University Library celebrates the week with a series of events on October 19–23. Welcome!