Malmö Universitet

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Place: Malmö , Sweden

Website: Malmö University
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Number of students: 24000

About the study place

Malmö Universitet is an innovative, urban and international university located in the Swedish city Malmö. They offer educations within health, culture, teacher education, social studies, technology and odontology. The university wants to contribute to a more equal society through research-based knowledge, critical reflection and action. They achieve this through cooperation and innovation.

Malmö is a city with a perfect blend between old-world charm and modern city vibes. This seaside city really has something for everyone, and it is the third largest in Sweden. Because of its location it is easy to travel to the Danish capital Copenhagen, which is perfect if you want to explore more cities in Europe. Malmö was actually a part of Denmark until 1658, and the city therefore has an exciting history. Take a trip to one of the museums, go for a long walk on a hiking trail or check out the 2.5 kilometer long beach Ribersborg. The Old town and Malmöhus castle are only a short distance away from the city centre. These are just two out of many places you should visit in Malmö. If you like culinary experiences and street food, Malmö is a perfect place for you.

The university focuses on innovation and believes that it connects academia and society. This is reflected in all the educations and courses they offer. As a student here, you will learn to cope with challenges, and you will gain the knowledge and skills that are sought after in the society.

Credits

In order to have 30 ECTS credits approved at OsloMet after the exchange, you must take 30 ECTS credits at this institution.
Semester division

First semester: August-January
Second semester: January-June
Housing

This institution does not offer student accommodation, but can help you find accommodation (mau.se).

In the Facebook group OsloMet Utveksling, you can contact students who have been there before to hear where they lived and how they went about finding accommodation.