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Faculty of Culture and Society

At the Faculty of Culture and Society, research and education concerns many of the major issues of our time – for example those dealing with global politics, new media and sustainable urban development – from humanistic, social science, and design science...

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.

New student

We would like to wish our new students a warm welcome to Malmö University! You can use this checklist to make sure you don't miss anything before the start of the semester. On this page you will also find practical information to ensure a smooth start to...

Department of Culture, Languages and Media

The Department of Culture, Languages and Media focuses on how children and young people use language, literature and other media as tools.

Mathematical modelling of infectious disease outbreaks

Studies in Housing and Welfare

Studies in Housing and Welfare (SBV) is a research group and a cross-disciplinary research environment. It deals with housing in a social context that is characterised by constant change.

UNIC

Malmö University is part of the European university alliance UNIC, The European University of Cities in Post-Industrial Transition, together with nine other higher education institutions. Through UNIC, Malmö University has the opportunity to work with...

Malmö Smart Start Guide

Everyday hacks for living well and responsibly in your new city.

Exchange studies at Malmö University

Every year, Malmö University welcomes more than 250 exchange students from all over the world. Being an exchange student is a great chance to broaden your academic horizons and get to know another country. On this page, you can find information on how to...

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.