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Dissertation defence – Roel Roscam Abbing

Meet our new professors

In October 2026, Malmö University will install eight new professors across five faculties. During the university’s celebratory week from 12 to 16 October, they will give open breakfast lectures, which will be filmed. The lectures will be published here...

Centre for Sexology and Sexuality Studies

The Centre for Sexology and Sexuality Studies carries out multidisciplinary research on sexuality from social science, humanistic, medical and clinical perspectives. Our aim is to develop and stimulate faculty-wide research in sexology and sexuality...

HR Excellence in Research

By improving working conditions, career paths, research support and recruitment processes, Malmö University is strengthening the foundations for high-quality research. In 2023, the university was awarded the EU’s ‘HR Excellence in Research’ quality label.

Doctoral school: Relevancing Mathematics and Science Education (RelMaS)

The Doctoral school Relevancing Mathematics and Science Education, or RelMAS for short, is a collaboration between three universities, Stockholm University, Malmö University and Uppsala University, and builds on established research and collaborations. By...

Collegium for Human Rights

Human rights are integrated into every aspect of Malmö University – in education, research and collaboration. The Collegium for Human Rights brings together dedicated researchers and staff from across the university to strengthen, raise awareness of and...

Career guidance

Get support to help you identify your skills and set goals for your future career. You can book an appointment with a careers advisor, take part in webinars and search for job vacancies and work placements.

Urban Business and Development

The coherent academic environment Urban Business and Development (UBD) at the Department of Urban Studies aims to contribute to sustainable urban development through research and education in collaboration with actors from the public and private sector an...

Exercise relieves jaw pain – but the effect isn’t the same for everyone

One in ten Swedes lives with chronic pain in the jaw, face or mouth. A new doctoral thesis now provides in-depth insight into how this pain affects those affected and why pain-relieving jaw exercises have varying effects on different people.

Young and bi+ - identity, health and belonging