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The VIP Programme
The VIP programme is an opportunity for students to engage in ongoing research at Malmö University, test their knowledge and contribute what they have learned in a real research team. They often gain knowledge and skills that are valuable for their...
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Meet our new professors
In October 2026, six new professors were installed across five faculties. Watch their inaugural lectures online and animated short films featuring illustrations by Steve Nyberg.
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Crafoord travel grant
You can apply for a travel grant of SEK 20,000 if you wish to write your thesis in a country outside the EU/EEA, spending at least three weeks abroad. Applications must be submitted by 15 October for the spring semester.
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School of Arts and Communication
At the School of Arts and Communication (K3), we work with interdisciplinary education and research in media, culture and design. We combine traditional scientific and academic theory with artistic methods and practical elements.
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Research Project
Networked misogyny in Sweden, Germany and Russia: articulations, intersections and transnational flows
tina.askanius@mau.se1 February 2024 - 1 May 2028 -
Events
FACULTY OF CULTURE AND SOCIETY | Seminar
Final seminar – Maria Rogg
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Tuition fees
For studies at Malmö University, some students are required to pay application and tuition fees. This website contains programme price lists, a step-by-step guide on the payment process, accepted payment methods, and information about refunds.
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Doctoral studies
If you would like to continue your studies beyond your master’s degree, it is possible to progress to doctoral studies. A doctoral programme corresponds to four years of full-time study (240 HE credits) and ends with a doctoral degree. After two years of...
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News
Published: 6 October 2026Falling off for likes – how TikTok portrays risk in equestrian sport
Under the hashtag #ridingfails, there is a wealth of videos showing young riders falling off their horses – often presented in a comical light. “It normalises something that is actually risky and serious,” says PhD student Klara Boije af Gennäs.
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Access to e-resources
Getting access to journal articles, e-books and databases – this is how it works:
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