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Gender Research Group
The Gender Research Group is an interdisciplinary forum where researchers, lecturers and doctoral students come together to explore and develop knowledge on gender issues. Through seminars, research collaborations and national and international networks,...
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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.
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Quality assurance work at the University
Here you can read about Malmö University's quality assurance system and the five frameworks that govern quality assurance work at faculties and at university level and how these frameworks, together with the faculty-specific quality assurance work and...
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UNIC
Malmö University is part of the European university alliance UNIC, The European University of Cities in Post-Industrial Transition, together with nine other higher education institutions. Through UNIC, Malmö University has the opportunity to work with...
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After your exchange
On this page you will find information on what you need to think about when you return from your exchange studies. Find out about transcript of records, credit transfer, student exchange evaluation, how to get the rest of your Erasmus+ grant and share you...
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Relocation
Here you will find some useful information if you are considering applying for a job, or have accepted a position at Malmö University.
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Annika Björkner - Senior lecturer/senior dental officer/Associate Professor/Specialist dentist
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Diversity database
At Malmö Institute for Migration Studies (MIM), we are developing a recurring national survey that opens up new ways of looking at diversity, inclusion and exclusion in Sweden. This platform brings together research, articles and students’ visual...
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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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Sustainability
Malmö University’s ongoing work on sustainability, its latest environmental report and environmental plan.