Faculty of Health and Society
Doctoral courses
Most of the research at the Faculty of Health and Society is interdisciplinary, which opens up opportunities for new and exciting fields of research beyond the subject divisions that have traditionally existed between medicine and social sciences. There are five doctoral subject areas at the faculty: biomedical science, nursing, social work, criminology and health and society. As a doctoral student, you will be affiliated with one of these subject areas, even if your research is interdisciplinary. The research environment is clearly anchored in the Malmö region, with its various challenges, although it also has a strong international connection. Doctoral courses are often full-time, though they can also be combined with another form of employment. In the Health, Care and Welfare graduate school, there is the option to continue doctoral studies up to licentiate level.
Departments at Health and Society
Research centres and platforms
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Anders Kottorp - Dean/Professor, directly appointed
anders.kottorp@mau.se
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Lars Plantin - Pro dean/Professor
Vice Dean
lars.plantin@mau.se
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Christel Bahtsevani - Vice Dean/Senior lecturer
Vice Dean, education
christel.bahtsevani@mau.se
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Christine Kumlien - Vice Dean/Professor
Vice Dean, research
christine.kumlien@mau.se
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Stephan Gavare - Head of administration
stephan.gavare@mau.se
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Mikael Matteson - Lecturer
Coordinator for contract courses
mikael.matteson@mau.se