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Malmö University's strategy 2030
On this page you can read about the University's overall strategy for 2026-2030.
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Exchange studies – FAQ
Find the answers to frequently asked questions.
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Published: 2 September 2025Pioneer in game development appointed honorary doctor
Julian Togelius, a researcher at New York University, has been appointed honorary doctor at the Faculty of Technology and Society. According to the citation, his groundbreaking research in AI and gaming has significantly advanced the field.
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Karin Persson - Senior lecturer
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Malmö Centre for Policing and Prevention
Tackling the problem of crime in society requires knowledge and the dissemination of knowledge about what works.
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Published: 29 August 2025Despite the welfare state, Swedish families still care for one another
Sweden is often described as a country where family ties have weakened with the rise of the welfare state. But new research shows that the opposite is true: intergenerational care has deepened – and become more emotionally charged
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Published: 2 September 2025Honorary doctor weaves together academia and industry
Michael Mokhberi, founder of the company Apptus, has been appointed honorary doctor at the Faculty of Technology and Society. Through his visionary leadership, he has been a catalyst in strengthening Malmö University's position as a hub for computer...
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Jens Rennstam - Professor
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The Swedish Institute Academy for Young Professionals (SAYP)
This page contains information about The Swedish Institute Academy for Young Professionals (SAYP), eligibility, and how to apply. The programme is a collaboration between Malmö University, the Department for Civil Service Management at the State...
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Published: 30 July 2025Prematurely born young people have greater dental care needs
Young people who are born extremely prematurely are more likely to have oral health problems: a conclusion of a study conducted by researchers at Malmö University.