We’re now back in the thick of it after a fantastic celebration this summer, where members of our alumni network joined staff and current students to honour the University’s 25th anniversary, five years with full Swedish university college status, and if that was not enough, the Faculty of Odontology’s 75th birthday. We’d like to thank all those who joined us for such a memorable occasion.
In this newsletter, you can meet an alum who has gone on to establish himself as a successful and acknowledged journalist and writer, discover what’s been going on at the University and check the plans we have for the future. |
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| Patrik Lundberg was the first in his family to go to college, but since studying media and communication at Malmö University he has gone on to being an award-winning journalist and the author of a critically-acclaimed book about his experiences of being adopted. |
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| Sweden has a concerning position as a punching bag for American right-wing extremists – often cheered on by Swedes with a shared set of beliefs. But when it suits their agenda, the same forces highlight Sweden as a positive role model, finds one of our academics. |
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| Mozart's Requiem will be brought to life by our choir and orchestra on 9 November and we’d love to see some of our alumni there. It is one of Mozart's most celebrated and enduring compositions, it blends haunting melodies with rich harmonies, creating a profound and emotional portrayal of death and redemption. |
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| LinkedIn is the world's largest career network, so it is good to knows how to stand out in order to move further down your career path. Global social media and content specialist Therese Endriga Wigforss is holding a Zoom lecture to share tips and practical advice on how you can make LinkedIn work for you. |
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| If you’ve completed your bachelor’s degree but want to remain or head back into education, then why not join us at our master’s fair. You can choose between more than 30 programmes with both one-year and two-year options. If you are no longer in Sweden, then you can join the livestream event where you can pose questions and chat. |
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