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THE WAY TO MALMÖ UNIVERSITY

THE WAY TO MALMÖ UNIVERSITY. From an industrial city to a city of knowledge A symbol for the new and transformed Malmö (together with the Öresund Bridge) A special mission given by the Government: widened recruitment (a mirror of the surrounding community). THIS IS MALMÖ UNIVERSITY.

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THE WAY TO MALMÖ UNIVERSITY

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  1. THE WAY TO MALMÖ UNIVERSITY • From an industrial city to a city of knowledge • A symbol for the new and transformed Malmö (together with the Öresund Bridge) • A special mission given by the Government: widened recruitment (a mirror of the surrounding community)

  2. THIS IS MALMÖ UNIVERSITY • Founded in 1998 • Approximately 22 000 students • 1 300 staff • Five multidisciplinary Schools/Faculties • Turnover: 1 billion SEK/year • Located in the metropolitan Öresund region of 3.5 million inhabitants • 12 buildings located in two Malmö city districts, total space is approx.140 000 m2 The ten largest universities in Sweden* 1. University of Gothenburg 2. Stockholm University 3. Lund University 4. Uppsala University 5. Linköping University 6. Umeå University 7. KTH, The Royal Institute of Technology 8. Malmö University 9. Örebro University 10. Mid-Sweden University *based on the number of students

  3. CHARACTERISTICS OF MALMÖ UNIVERSITY • Many programmes directed towards professional career training • Cooperation with the surrounding community is key in research and learning at the University • Broad-minded organisational structure with multidisciplinary Schools and Faculties • Excellence in widened recruitment • Areas of emphasis: Gender Environment Migration and Ethnicity

  4. PROGRAMMES AND COURSES • 2008–2009: 90 degree programmes, 500 courses. Areas of study and research: • Faculty of Health and Society • Faculty of Odontology • School of Teacher Education • School of Culture and Society • School of Technology

  5. FACULTY OF HEALTH AND SOCIETY Programmes • Biomedical Laboratory Science • Nursing Science • Social Pedagogy with the Elderly • Social Work, several specialisations • Public Health • Master of Materials Science • Master of Sexology

  6. SCHOOL OF CULTURE AND SOCIETY Four departments, one centre • International Migration and Ethnic Relations (IMER) • Global Political Studies • Urban Studies • Arts and Communication (K3) • Centre for Widening Participation

  7. SCHOOL OF TEACHER EDUCATION Programmes • Teaching Certification • Special Education (remedial teaching) • University Diploma of Education for the Upper Secondary School (Theory and Practice of Teaching) • Bachelor of Education in Career Counselling • Bachelor of Education for the Compulsory School (Theory and Practice of Teaching) • Masters of Education for the Upper Secondary School (Theory and Practice of Teaching) • Sports Science Programme • Natural Science Preparatory Course

  8. FACULTY OF ODONTOLOGY Programmes: • Dentistry (5 years) • Dental Technology (3 years) • Dental Hygiene (2 years)

  9. SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY Subjects • Construction Studies • Chemistry • Mathematics • Computer Science • Physics • Design • Machine Technology • Graphics • Electrotechnology and Automation • Image analysis

  10. RESEARCH AT MALMÖ UNIVERSITY • Close connection to the surrounding community • Multidisciplinary • Tradition of medical research • Research established since the 1940s (Faculty of Odontology) • More than 200 active doctoral students, 720 lecturers (42% senior lecturers), 50 professors (37% are women) • Revenue (2007) 157 million SEK (54% grants)

  11. RESEARCH AREAS Humanities and Social Sciences • History studies • Sports science • International Migration and Ethnic Relations • Interaction design • Culture, language, and media • Didactics in natural science, mathematics and technology • Education • Social work • Urban studies • Political studies • Didactics in early childhood, teaching, education

  12. RESEARCH AREAS Medicine • Biomaterials and reconstructive dental care • Biomedical laboratory science / biomedical technology • Diagnostics and prediction • Oral public health • Oral ecology • Orofacial malfunction and pain • Caring/nursing science • Health and society / public health science

  13. RESEARCH AREAS Technology and natural science • Materials Science • Applied mathematics

  14. RESEARCH PROGRAMMES Malmö University’s multi-disciplinary research institutes: • Biofilms – Research Center for Biointerfaces • Research by Profession (CPR) • Malmö Institute for Studies of Migration, Diversity and Welfare (MIM) • Center for Applied Worklife Science (CTA)

  15. STRATEGIES OF RESEARCH: three fields, eight profiles • Contemporary studies with profiles in New Media, Urban studies – sustainable cities and processes of global change, and Sports in transition • Learning for tomorrow’s society – research foundations in the teaching profession with a profile in Education science • Health and welfare with three profiles in Oral health, Biofilm and Biomedical technology, and Social health and medicine

  16. STUDENTS • Approximately 22 000 students • Average age 24,7 years • Approximately 60% from Malmö, 20% from Skåne och 20% from the rest of Sweden • 300 incoming exchange students per year • Active recruitment policy targets a wide student base, especially from non-academic backgrounds • 92,7% of the Malmö University graduates were employed in 2006 • More than 60% of students are women

  17. THE THIRD MISSION - COOPERATION WITH THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITY Examples of cooperation • The Mentoring Programme Nightingale • Courses, seminars, evaluations,and partnerships for companies, public administration and organisations • Regional Development Centre (RUC): comprehensive contract teaching at the School of Education • Reduced-cost dental care and public awareness about oral health serving the multicultural city of Malmö • Learning in a multicultural community context • Entrepreneurship

  18. INTERNATIONALISATION • International Partner UniversitiesAgreements with more than 110 universities in 28 countries around the world • Two-year international master programme on migrationCooperation with universities in Germany, Portugal and Italy • ØresundsuniversitetetA collaboration involving 12 institutions of higher education in the Øresund Region, 150 000 students, 6 500 postgraduate students and 14 000 researchers • Internationalisation at Home Provides all students at Malmö University with an international and intercultural dimension during their studies. Took this initiative to European network with 120 participants. • Linneaus-Palme Programme Teacher and student exchange with universities in the developing world. • International Network of Universities (INU) 13 universities in eight countries co-working in research and education. • Marie Curie Stimulates research exchange in the EU.

  19. MALMÖ UNIVERSITY IN MALMÖ • Sweden’s third largest city • 270,000 residents • 164 nationalities • Linked to Copenhagen via the Öresund Bridge • Invites everyone to a huge week-long music and cultural festival each August (Malmöfestivalen) • Malmö has long been an industrial city, but has undergone many changes and is now transitioning to a city of knowledge and entrepreneurship

  20. 1230 km

  21. MALMÖ UNIVERSITY IN MALMÖ University Island: School of Technology: 9, 10 Teacher Education: 1, 2 Orkanen Library: 1 Administration: 3, 4 The Students’ Union: 4 Admission Office, Career Guidance Counselors, the International Office, the Student Health Services and the University’s priests and pastors: 5 School of Culture and Society: 6 IMER: 6, 7 Communication and Culture (K3): 8 Global Political Studies: 6 Urban Studies: 9

  22. MALMÖ UNIVERSITY IN MALMÖ University Hospital MAS: 11: Faculty of Odontology 12: Faculty of Health and Society

  23. www.mah.se

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