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Exporting labour: new doctoral thesis on Yugoslavia’s labour migration policy

During the 1960s and 1970s, more than one million people left the former Yugoslavia, many of them to work in Western Europe. A new doctoral thesis demonstrates how the socialist state developed extensive systems to regulate, shape, and capitalise on labou...

Centre for Sexology and Sexuality Studies

The Centre for Sexology and Sexuality Studies (CSS) brings together researchers and doctoral candidates engaged in interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary research on sexology and sexuality. Our research is conducted at both national and international...

Responsible AI – moving beyond hype to human-centered innovation

Students' Art Gallery

In the Students' Art Gallery at Orkanen Library, you can enjoy photos, drawings, paintings, poems, and sculptures by students and staff at Malmö University. The gallery is a collaboration between the library and the student union. Apply to the Autumn...

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...

Staffan I. Lindberg: Global Trends According to Democracy Report 2026

Malmö Institute for Migration Studies (MIM)

Malmö Institute for Migration Studies is an international research centre with a multidisciplinary profile and a strong international presence. Within the centre and its extensive network, researchers develop, explore and exchange knowledge of...

The University in a troubled world

At a time of war and conflict in the world, anxiety is increasing across society, which of course includes those studying and working at the University. There are several different perspectives that the University needs to relate to and address.

50 years of amnesties – exceptions as part of Swedish migration policy

Since the 1970s, around 100,000 people have been allowed to stay in Sweden through amnesties – due to a combination of practical and humanitarian reasons. This is according to researcher Henrik Emilsson, who sees parallels with today's debate on the...