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RESEARCH IN FOCUSResearch in focus: In the classroom
Classrooms are complex and dynamic arenas for imparting knowledge and democratic values. At Malmö University, we conduct research on teaching, learning and inclusion from many perspectives, taking in issues including sustainability, language development,...
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Scholarships for current students
Check out the scholarship and travel grant opportunities for students at Malmö University: faculty scholarships for academic excellence, oaHSen, grants for exchange studies or traineeships abroad, and other scholarships.
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The VIP Programme
The VIP programme is an opportunity for students to engage in ongoing research at Malmö University, test their knowledge and contribute what they have learned in a real research team. They often gain knowledge and skills that are valuable for their...
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Meet our new professors
In October 2026, Malmö University will install eight new professors across five faculties. During the university’s celebratory week from 12 to 16 October, they will give open breakfast lectures, which will be filmed. The lectures will be published here...
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Crafoord travel grant
You can apply for a travel grant of SEK 20,000 if you wish to write your thesis in a country outside the EU/EEA, spending at least three weeks abroad. Applications must be submitted by 15 October for the spring semester.
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Apartments for researchers
As a doctoral student, researcher or guest researcher, you can rent housing through Malmö University.
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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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Events
FACULTY OF ODONTOLOGY | Lecture
Inaugural Lecture: Helena Fransson – When Cavities Go Deep: New Insights into Cavities and Root Canal Treatment
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Research Project
Siblinghood as support and risk. A study of young siblings of criminals
sara.elden@mau.se1 January 2026 - 31 December 2029 -
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Doctoral studies
If you would like to continue your studies beyond your master’s degree, it is possible to progress to doctoral studies. A doctoral programme corresponds to four years of full-time study (240 HE credits) and ends with a doctoral degree. After two years of...
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