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The KK Foundation is investing in dental training to boost employability

The KK Foundation is investing in educational projects to be developed in collaboration between higher education institutions and businesses. One of the programmes now receiving 2.4 million kronor is an updated advanced-level dentistry programme at Malmö...

The appearance of one’s teeth influences young people’s well-being

Young people’s quality of life is often negatively affected by misaligned teeth or jaws (malocclusion). This is particularly true for girls and those with crowded front teeth. At the same time, access to orthodontic treatment is unevenly distributed,...

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.

The future of the EU, our species, and an AI overload – a Malmö University academic is in discussions

Researcher Michael Strange has participated in discussions on the European Commission's Future Report for 2026. The report is produced annually to identify possible scenarios – risks and threats, but also opportunities – that the EU needs to prepare for.

Malmö University to recruit eleven associate senior lecturers

Malmö University is now making a major international investment and recruiting eleven associate senior lecturers at the beginning of their research careers. The positions are within the areas of humanities, social sciences, educational sciences, natural...

More and more people want to study at Malmö University – social work is the most popular choice

Interest in studying at Malmö University is at an all-time high – in total, nearly 45,000 people have applied for this autumn’s programmes and courses: the programmes attracting the most applicants are those for social work, nursing, and dentistry.

50 years of amnesties – exceptions as part of Swedish migration policy

Since the 1970s, around 100,000 people have been allowed to stay in Sweden through amnesties – due to a combination of practical and humanitarian reasons. This is according to researcher Henrik Emilsson, who sees parallels with today's debate on the...

The strategy behind ‘Stop Shooting’ is being tested against domestic violence – researchers see potential

Using snus may increase the risks associated with surgery

The use of snus is growing in popularity, particularly among young women. However, a doctoral thesis has now shown that its use can increase the risks associated with surgical procedures.

Malmö University among the country's leaders in the humanities

A new citation analysis from the Swedish Research Council shows Malmö University has one of the country's highest impacts in the humanities: measured in terms of the proportion of researchers' publications that are cited internationally. Historical...