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International collaboration

Malmö University has a clear ambition to integrate internationalisation across all aspects of university life. This includes strategic global partnerships, increased mobility for students and staff, and embedding international perspectives into our...

Interaction Design, Master's Programme (One-Year)

Urban Studies, Master's Programme (Two-Year)

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.

Being young and living with IBD – UNITA

The research platform is an interdisciplinary research environment on being young and living with inflammatory bowel disease - from a national perspective.

Leading research on jaw disorders has a major impact worldwide

Malmö University is ranked as one of the world's leading universities in terms of research into facial pain and jaw disorders. This is according to an international bibliometric study that examined the production and number of citations of scientific...

Malmö University's strategy 2030

On this page you can read about the University's overall strategy for 2026-2030.

Regional collaboration

At a regional level, the University collaborates with the business and public sectors, such as Region Skåne, and other regions and municipalities. This includes collaboration with school principals and healthcare providers. Collaboration with public denta...

Russia, Ukraine and the Caucasus Regional Research

The research is primarily concerned with the geographical areas of Russia, Ukraine and the Caucasus. RUCARR was established in 2016 and is an intellectual hub for scholars at the Faculty of Culture and Society, building on an established area of study tha...

CERN trains researchers at Malmö University

CERN, the world's largest laboratory for particle physics research is, for the first time, to hold a thematic computer training programme for young researchers not only in Sweden but at Malmö University.