Malmö University's research centres bring together expertise from different disciplines to address our biggest global challenges and foster collaboration between academia, industry, and society. Our interdisciplinary environments are enabling solutions in areas such as health, education, sustainability, technology and social innovation.

Research centres

Biofilms Research Center for Biointerfaces

Biofilms Research Centre for Biointerfaces is a multidisciplinary research centre at the interface between life and material...

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...

Centre for Sexology and Sexuality Studies

The Centre for Sexology and Sexuality Studies carries out multidisciplinary research on sexuality from social science,...

Centre for Work Life and Evaluation Studies

At the centre, we conduct multidisciplinary research focused on work life and organization. Our research concerns work...

Citizen Health

The research centre focuses on improving public health and reducing health inequalities through community-engaged research and...

Literacy and Inclusive Teaching (LIT)

The Research Centre for Literacy and Inclusive Teaching (LIT) conducts interdisciplinary research on literacy and inclusive...

Institute for Urban Research

The Institute for Urban Research (IUR) seeks to consolidate and widen the strong urban research environment, including doctoral...

Malmö Institute for Migration Studies (MIM)

Malmö Institute for Migration Studies is an international research centre with a multidisciplinary profile and a strong...

Sustainable Digitalisation Research Centre

The research centre studies both social and technological aspects to promote sustainable digitalisation. The aim is to...

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Faculties and departments

The University's research, education and collaboration are conducted at the five faculties Health and Society, Culture and...

Research subjects

Research at Malmö University is strongly characterised by multidisciplinarity. Here you can read about the research based on...