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Women, class, culture
PREVIOUS EXHIBITION | In Sweden, the tradition of working-class literature is stronger than in many other countries. However, the history this literature has been very masculine. Maria Sandel is sometimes called our first female working-class author. And,...
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Space & place
PREVIOUS EXHIBITION | The city of Malmö inhabits about 330,000 people. Half of them are under 35 years and one fifth is under 18 years old. In Space & Place two research groups present how children and adolescents experience some of the urban spaces in...
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Student work – video pieces
The piece 'Voices from the Abyss' premiered in autumn 2023 and portrays the struggle for survival, escape, and migration from the perspective of the surviving women of the concentration camp in Ravensbrück. The work has been further developed with three...
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Information for prospective students affected by the war in Ukraine
On this page, you can find information about studying or transferring your studies to Malmö University as a result of the war in Ukraine.
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Exchange studies
Depending on what you study, the opportunities for study abroad with exchange studies vary. Make sure to find out what your department or programme offers. The credits from your exchange studies can be accredited to your degree. At our partner universitie...
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Published: 17 September 2024Millions in funding for research into drug smuggling via European ports
Cocaine smuggling through European ports is the focus of a new Belgian research project, and Malmö Centre for Policing and Prevention co-founder Manne Gerell and fellow researcher Kim Moeller have received 2,5 million SEK from the EU’s Internal Security...
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Published: 18 October 2024New guest professor forced to leave Hungary by illiberal policies
A scholar who was plagued by death threats and was accused of being a “termite eating the roots of the Hungarian nation” has currently found sanctuary as a guest professor at Malmö University.
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Published: 10 October 2024Jabberwocky: how the untranslatable was translated
Jabberwocky is considered one of the greatest English-language nonsense poems of all time, and with its weird and wonderful language, it both invites and resists translation. It is these translations which are now the subject of a new book.
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Equal health: working model
Equal Health is a working model, developed through research at Malmö University, that can be used in developing activities to improve people’s health and empowerment in a neighbourhood or a municipality. The work structure is based around a scientific...