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Sociology@MaU: Anna Hedlund – Paths beyond gang life

Organisation, professionalisation and work life (OPA)

Organisation, professionalisation and working life (OPA) is a research group at the Department of Social Work that explores how social work is shaped and transformed within welfare organisations and working life. Through empirical, theoretical and...

Sociology@MaU: Susie Scott – Navigating nothing

Structural Inequalities and Everyday Lives (SOVV)

Structural Inequality in Everyday Lives is a research environment at Malmö University that investigates how global and local inequalities in welfare, poverty and migration shape people's living conditions and opportunities for social justice.

Talking books and assistive software

If you have a disability that makes it difficult to read print text, you can borrow course literature as talking books. There are also programmes that can help you when you are reading and writing. The programmes can be downloaded by anyone at Malmö...

Child and Family Health Research - CFHR

CFHR is an interdisciplinary research group comprising researchers from care science and related fields. The group is united by a shared commitment to health equity, with a particular focus on the health and well-being of children, families, and family...

SHISA: social health in social work

The SHISA research group explores how social relationships, networks, and societal conditions influence people’s health and participation, focusing on the interplay between individual life circumstances and structural factors, as well as on resources and...

Didaktik Studies (DS)

At the Department of Childhood, Education, and Society (BUS), Didaktik Studies (DS) represents a research group and field of knowledge that addresses questions regarding the relationships between children, teachers, and educational content. We use the...

Dissertation defence – Roel Roscam Abbing