Malmö University´s Virtual Campus Tour
An interactive guide to campus and an introduction to our international master's degree programmes
Take our virtual reality tour
Below you find an interactive map of our campus and a selection of videos which we hope will give you a better understanding of what we offer. Start by taking a look around the campus in our 360-degree virtual tour. In this VR tour of our buildings, you’ll get to meet some students and staff who can let you know about studying at Malmö University.
This is Malmö
Malmö is the third largest city in Sweden and has a population of 350,000. It is located in the southernmost region of the country known as Öresund. This region includes the Danish capital Copenhagen and is home to around four million people.
This is Malmö University
Malmö University is a young university characterised by global engagement, community involvement, and a multidisciplinary, challenge-based approach to education, research and collaboration.
We have around 24,000 students, 265 PhD students, and 2,100 members of staff. Spread throughout the city, our urban campus is based in eight buildings.
Niagara
The Niagara building is home to the faculties of Technology and Society, Culture & Society and several departments. It houses a number of classrooms and lecture halls, labs, a cafeteria, a restaurant, and much more. Niagara is located near the Malmö Central Station.
Orkanen
The Orkanen building is the largest of the University buildings. It houses the main University Library. It is also home to Faculty of Education and Society, which offers three international master's programmes: Education: Educational Theory , Sport Sciences: Sport in Society (1 and 2 year) , and Teaching and Learning in Higher Education (1 and 2 year) .
Gäddan
The Gäddan building is home to the Department of Social Work, which is part of the Faculty of Health and Society. Gäddan is also the home of the Storm Innovation Hub.
Faculty of Health and Society
Located on the Malmö University Hospital campus, the Faculty of Health and Society building houses the departments of Care Sciences and Criminology. It is located a short distance from the Triangeln railway station.
Forskaren
Forskaren is located near the Medeon Science Park. The building is home to the Faculty of Health and Society and the department of Biomedical Science. The building houses the Biofilms Research Center for Biointerfaces.
Students and staff talk about our master's degree programmes
Meet a student of international migration
Matylda Jonas Kowalik graduated from the International Migration and Ethnic Relations master’s programme. Here she talks about her programme and why she chose to study here.
Meet a graduate of Interaction Design
Daniel Velásquez graduated from the Interaction Design master's programme. Here he talks about the programme and life as an international student in Malmö.
They study biomedical surface science
Master's students Reuben Victor Laguitan and PhD student Skaidre Jankovskaja talk about the master's programme Biomedical Surface Science.
For Health and Society
Anders Kottorp is the Dean for the Faculty of Health and Society. Here he introduces the master's programmes offered at the faculty.
For Technology and Society
Andreas Jacobsson is the Dean for the Faculty of Technology and Society. Here he introduces the master's programmes offered at the faculty.
For Culture and Society
Maria Wiktorsson is the Vice Dean for the Faculty of Culture and Society. Here she introduces the master's programmes offered at the faculty.
Meet the head of the student union
Lilli Auginski is the President of Student Union Malmö. Here she talks about what they do for international students.
Innovation resource for students
Jenny Levhag is Project Manager at the Storm Innovation Hub at Malmö University. Here she explains what they do.