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Erasmus+ grants for internships abroad

Find out how to apply for a grant for an internship from the EU programme Erasmus+.

Synthetic antibodies a good fit for precision medicine

In an article published in the prestigious journal Nature Chemical Biology, researchers from Malmö University present a method for detecting cellular protein changes with high precision using synthetic antibodies. In the long term, the findings are an...

Gwendolyn Sasse: Democracy and Authoritarianism in Russia‘s War against Ukraine

Short-term and virtual international experiences

Find international short-term or virtual experiences open to students at Malmö University, such as annual summer schools, conferences, research seminars, workshops as well as incoming opportunities from the University's networks.

Migration seminar: Paradoxes of protection

Exercise relieves jaw pain – but the effect isn’t the same for everyone

One in ten Swedes lives with chronic pain in the jaw, face or mouth. A new doctoral thesis now provides in-depth insight into how this pain affects those affected and why pain-relieving jaw exercises have varying effects on different people.

Apply for exchange studies

Apply online in MoveON with your study plan and supporting documents. Check eligibility requirements, available exchange places, and who you can contact. The main application period ends in November.

Moving to Malmö

Moving to a new country is an exciting adventure, but there are also many things to think about: visa and permits, health insurance and healthcare, student housing, personal identity number as well as practicalities and your social life as a student.

Centre for Sexology and Sexuality Studies

The Centre for Sexology and Sexuality Studies carries out multidisciplinary research on sexuality from social science, humanistic, medical and clinical perspectives. Our aim is to develop and stimulate faculty-wide research in sexology and sexuality...

How young people can keep their teeth healthy – despite living in poverty

The ability to acquire and use health information, parental support, and encouragement from friends and community groups all contribute to good oral health among young adults from disadvantaged backgrounds, according to a new thesis from Malmö University.