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Work with us
Discover career opportunities at Malmö University, meet some of our colleagues, and learn more about the benefits and supportive environment we offer our staff.
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Applications and admissions
This page contains info about when and how to apply, change university, admissions decision, entry requirements, admission and application results, reserve list, late application. To study at Malmö University you must apply online through...
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Academic calendar
Are you looking for the dates of the academic calendar or the start of the semester? Look no further. Find general semester dates for most courses and programmes at Malmö University.
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Environmental report 2025
The 2025 environmental report highlights key achievements and progress toward Strategy 2030 goals. The report includes a foreword by the Vice-Chancellor; on this page you will also find extracts from the report, and examples of the work we do.
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Applying for credit transfer
If you have studied at university level before, you may be able to transfer credits from these courses to your programme at Malmö University, provided the content is similar. Other types of education and relevant professional experience may also be...
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Rights and responsibilities
Safety, student representatives, plagiarism and cheating, grade review, alcohol and drugs, complaints, governance documents and guidelines. Find information on important issues concerning your rights and obligations as a student.
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Borrowing and requesting books
Malmö University Library is open to everyone, including those who are not students or university staff. Learn more about library cards, loan periods, renewals, and requests.
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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.
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Measures for Change
Research results must be reliable. A prerequisite for this is that the methods and instruments—such as surveys/questionnaires—on which the results are based have the ability to accurately measure what they are intended to measure. Despite this, many...
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