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The right to give rights. Welfare professionals as guardians of undocumented migrants’ human rights.
jacob.lind@mau.se1 January 2026 - 1 January 2031 -
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Carin Cuadra - Professor emeritus
carin.cuadra@mau.se+46 40 665 74 99Department of Social Work -
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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...
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International collaboration
Malmö University has a clear ambition to integrate internationalisation across all aspects of university life. This includes strategic global partnerships, increased mobility for students and staff, and embedding international perspectives into our...
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Published: 4 September 2025ERC grants millions to research on the human rights of undocumented migrants
Researcher Jacob Lind has been awarded a SEK 17 million Starting Grant from the European Research Council. He will investigate how professionals in healthcare, education and social services approach the requirement to report undocumented migrants.
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Per Olof Hallin - Associate Professor/Professor emeritus/emerita
per-olof.hallin@mau.se+46704158146Department of Urban Studies (US) -
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RESEARCH SUBJECTSocial Work
The research subject social work concerns traditional social issues regarding the welfare of children and families, substance misuse and addiction, ageing, disability, and poverty and other manifestations of structural inequality. Research is carried out...
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Internships for students at GPS
By doing an internship, you get to apply your knowledge in your main subject area while also making contacts with potential future employers. On this page, students at the Department of Global Political Studies (GPS) can find information on how to do an...
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Published: 5 November 2025New method detects novel variants of COVID-19
Researchers at Malmö University have developed sensors that can detect different variants of the corona virus with high precision. This method means that it will be possible to keep pace with this rapidly changing viruses.
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