Exchange Studies
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As a student at Malmö University, you have the opportunity to study abroad for a semester within your study programme. Malmö University has approximately 200 partner universities around the world where you can study as an exchange student.
As a student, you can study abroad through a number of different types of exchange agreements. You can find a short description of each exchange agreement below.
Programme for studies within Europe. Eligible students can receive a scholarship financed by the European Union.
Programme for studies within the Nordic countries and Greenland. Eligible students (students holding an EU passport) can receive a scholarship financed by the Nordic Council of Ministers.
Programme for exchange with developing countries. Eligible students (students holding a Swedish passport) can receive a larger scholarship financed by Sida. (Non-eligible students can apply for the university place minus the scholarship)
Scholarship programme for field work during 8-10 weeks in a developing country. The scholarship recipient shall collect material for a C-level or D-level thesis or degree project at the equivalent level. MFS is financed by Sida. (Students holding a Swedish passport or has a permanent residency visa (PUT) only)
In addition to the programmes above, students have the opportunity to study abroad through bilateral agreements. Malmö University has bilateral agreements with universities outside of Europe. Certain agreements are central agreements open to students from all areas of study, and others are only available for students studying at certain faculties or schools. (See 'Who can study abroad?' below for eligibility)
Malmö University is a member of several international networks. It is possible to study abroad as an exchange student at one of the other member universities within the network. (See 'Who can study abroad?' to the right for eligibility)
Each faculty/school will announce the places available for exchange opportunities at partner univerisities.
For more information contact the international coordinator at your faculty/school, or the central International Office at Studentcentrum
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