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Public Administration and Politics

Public administration is a crucial but neglected aspect of liberal democracy as well as authoritarian rule, at the national as well as transnational and international levels.

Apply for exchange studies

Apply online in MoveON with your study plan and supporting documents. Check eligibility requirements, available exchange places, and who you can contact. The main application period ends in November.

Department of Society, Culture and Identity

The Department of Society, Culture and Identity is a multidisciplinary department operating at the intersection between the humanities and social sciences. Our focus is on issues related to the relationship between people and society.

AI Politics Hub

Since 2020 the AI Politics Hub has provided an interdisciplinary environment for research and teaching on the politics and political-economy of artificial intelligence.

Spring semester courses for exchange students

Find courses here for incoming exchange students to Malmö University during the autumn semester. The complete list of available courses is published in mid-March each year. Bare in mind that course are subject to change, and the offer may not be the same...

Ten years of research into a new geopolitical reality

For ten years, a small but dynamic research group at Malmö University has been studying nationalism, politics, and security in Russia, Ukraine, and the Caucasus region. This is a field of research that has become increasingly relevant as the war in Ukrain...

Migration seminar: People not on the move: Understanding and addressing climate change and immobility

Gwendolyn Sasse: Democracy and Authoritarianism in Russia‘s War against Ukraine

Extreme comments are now just a daily norm on social media

Hate, threats and messages glorifying violence are now openly disseminated in social media comment sections – often without being challenged. A new research study shows how extremist expressions have become part of everyday political discourse online.

Networked misogyny in Sweden, Germany and Russia: articulations, intersections and transnational flows