Malmö University Campuses

The Health and Society Campus, situated next to Pildammsparken, is dedicated to health sciences, welfare, and social challenges. This specialist site hosts the Faculty of Health and Society, integrating biomedical research, care, criminology, and social work to tackle public health issues, inequality, and justice in a diverse society.

• Department of Biomedical Science: Courses in molecular biology, biomedicine, physiology.
• Department of Care Science: Nursing, health promotion, elderly care programmes.
• Department of Criminology: Policing studies, victimology, crime prevention (including practical training at Kranen).
• Department of Health and Welfare Studies: Public health, disability studies.
• Department of Social Work: Social policy, family services, community development.

Associated with Forskaren building for advanced biomedical labs, it emphasizes evidence-based practices and collaborations with Skåne University Hospital.

The Odontology Campus at Klerken, located adjacent to Triangeln station and Skåne University Hospital, is Malmö University's specialist site for dental education and research. It focuses on oral health, clinical practice, and advanced dentistry, operating a busy dental clinic serving over 10,000 patients annually while training future dentists.

• Faculty of Odontology: Undergraduate and graduate programmes in dentistry, orthodontics, oral surgery, periodontology, endodontics, paediatric dentistry, and oral public health.
• Clinical training: Hands-on patient care, prosthetic dentistry, preventive oral health.
• Research areas: Biomaterials, digital dentistry, epidemiology of oral diseases.

This campus integrates teaching with clinical practice, preparing students for professional licensure and research careers in oral health sciences.

The Universitetsholmen Campus, located in the vibrant heart of Malmö, serves as the primary hub for Malmö University's multidisciplinary education and research. This urban campus specializes in fostering innovation through challenge-based learning, with a strong emphasis on technology, culture, society, and education. It houses the Faculties of Technology and Society, Culture and Society, and Education and Society, offering programmes that address contemporary global issues such as sustainable urban development, digital transformation, and inclusive education.

• Faculty of Technology and Society: Key courses include Computer Science (programming, AI, cybersecurity), Media Technology (interactive media, game design), and Product Design (sustainable engineering, UX/UI).
• Faculty of Culture and Society: Programmes in Global Political Studies (international relations, migration), Urban Studies (planning, housing), School of Arts and Communication (media production, journalism), and Language Studies (multilingualism, translation).
• Faculty of Education and Society: Focus on Children, Youth and Society (pedagogy, child development), Sport Sciences (coaching, health promotion), School Development and Leadership (educational policy), Science, Environment and Society (sustainability education), and Individual and Society (psychology, social work basics).

Students benefit from modern facilities like the Orkanen Library, collaborative spaces, and proximity to Malmö Central Station, promoting real-world projects with local industries and communities.