Malmo University
Tuition/Year
SEK 80,000 - 130,000
Acceptance
65%
QS Ranking
#601
Students
N/A
About Malmo University
Malmö University in Malmö, Sweden (QS Rank: 601) is a modern, internationally focused public university known for practical learning and strong links with industry and the city’s innovation ecosystem. Popular among international students, it offers career-relevant programs in Computer Science, Design, Health Sciences, and Education, with a strong emphasis on sustainability and real-world projects. For Indian students, Malmö’s diverse, English-taught study environment and easy access to Copenhagen make it an attractive gateway to Scandinavian opportunities.
Popular Programs
Fees & Living Costs
Tuition Fees
SEK 80,000 - 130,000
per year
Living Cost
USD -
per year
Language Requirements
IELTS
6.5+
TOEFL
85+
Reviews & Ratings
See what students say about Malmo University
10 Reviews
Arpita
The Education program emphasizes practical learning, and the faculty encourage open discussions, making classes engaging. Placement support is decent with various schools cooperating for internships.
Pros
Engaging classes, decent placement support
Cons
Some courses are theory-heavy
Moumita
The campus facilities for Health Sciences are top-notch, providing practical labs and resources. The faculty's expertise is evident, although more guest lectures would enhance learning.
Pros
Top-notch facilities, expert faculty
Cons
Lack of guest lectures
Arnab
The Business/MBA course offers invaluable networking opportunities through various events and interactions with industry leaders. Some courses could use more practical elements.
Pros
Networking opportunities, industry interactions
Cons
Need for more practical elements
Subrata
The campus is vibrant and well-equipped with modern facilities that enhance learning. The faculty is supportive, and the placement opportunities for Computer Science students are quite promising.
Pros
Modern infrastructure, supportive faculty
Cons
Limited cultural activities
Rituparna
The Design faculty encourage creativity and experimentation, making the learning process enjoyable. However, the campus can get crowded during peak hours.
Pros
Encouraging faculty, enjoyable process
Cons
Crowded campus
