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Research in focus: The Election 2026

This autumn, Sweden goes to the polls. Law and order, energy and climate, education and healthcare are among the issues most on voters’ minds. Here you can explore in-depth analysis and research on current affairs, democracy and politics.

Research in focus: a future with AI

Artificial intelligence, AI, can be used in game design, healthcare, energy production, public transport and more. The development of the technology presents great opportunities but also challenges and risks. Academics at Malmö University are researching...

Sustainable Digitalisation Research Centre

The research centre studies both social and technological aspects to promote sustainable digitalisation. The aim is to contribute to how the opportunities of digitalisation can be used in a sustainable way and to develop knowledge and solutions for how...

Environmental report 2025

The 2025 environmental report highlights key achievements and progress toward Strategy 2030 goals. The report includes a foreword by the Vice-Chancellor; on this page you will also find extracts from the report, and examples of the work we do.

Sustainability

Our long-term ambition is to contribute to sustainable development and to sustainable use of resources.

Tyyne Karjalainen: From role change to policy change

Research in focus: Climate and our society

There are different possible perspectives for tackling climate and environmental research. At Malmö University it might concern migration and climate, social work and environmental or climate issues, class, gender and climate, sustainable urbanisation in...

Computer Science

Computer Science is the analysis and development of concepts, methods and tools aimed at making the development and use of digital systems easy, reliable and efficient.

The future of the EU, our species, and an AI overload – a Malmö University academic is in discussions

Researcher Michael Strange has participated in discussions on the European Commission's Future Report for 2026. The report is produced annually to identify possible scenarios – risks and threats, but also opportunities – that the EU needs to prepare for.

Physical Sciences

The research focuses on fundamental and applied atomic spectroscopy, particularly atomic structure and the interaction of atoms with light. Applications range from characterising atomic nuclei and cancer treatments to galaxy evolution.