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Research shows that coordinated support is important for head and neck cancer

Head and neck cancer is one of the most common forms of cancer and a disease that affects the ability to speak, eat, swallow and taste. A study now shows that patients with this condition need coordinated support regarding oral care and nutritional intake...

Leadership for Sustainability, Master's Programme (One-Year)

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...

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.

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...

New research centre for game development confirmed

Building a bridge between the Swedish gaming industry and academic research is the main goal of the Game Development Research Centre. This five-year project brings together four Swedish universities and key players in the Swedish gaming industry.

Criminology, Master's Programme (Two-Year)

Could laundry detergents become obsolete?

Could the use of detergents to clean our clothes be a thing of the past? A researcher from Malmö University has investigated how purified water can be used for effective washing with minimal use of surfactants, which are the active ingredient in...

Labs and facilities

The benefits are many when academia, industry, public sector and NGOs meet and collaborate. By cooperating with our researchers, you can benefit from the University's expertise to complement your research and development.