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Heritage Futures – how cultural heritage can make us hopeful

New student

We would like to wish our new students a warm welcome to Malmö University! You can use this checklist to make sure you don't miss anything before the start of the semester. On this page you will also find practical information to ensure a smooth start to...

Research events

Our researchers participate in several different events and contexts at and outside the university to make research visible and accessible. It can take the form of talks, research presentations, exhibitions, competitions, academic festivals and more.

Codes of conduct

There are codes of conduct which apply to both students and staff while on campus; these cover: the consumption of alcohol, food and drink; displaying posters; opening hours; recycling, and scooters. You should make yourself aware of these, and also what...

Imagining and Co-Creating Futures

In a world that seems caught in a crisis-ridden present, there is a need to reawaken our capacity to collectively imagine, make, organise, and educate towards more hopeful futures. The centre offers a transdisciplinary space for collaborative research and...

Writing references

When writing texts and using other people’s thoughts and ideas from books, articles and websites, you must reference them in order for the reader to be able to find the original. There are many different rules for how to do this. On this page we provide...

New agreement strengthens Malmö as a city for students – with their needs in focus

Malmö University, the City of Malmö, Lund University and Student Union Malmö have signed a new collaboration agreement to continue their work on making Malmö a city for students. The agreement covers the period 2026–2028 and aims to make Malmö even more...

The Seminar on Popular Culture and the Fantastic – Chris Kempshall