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Tuition fees
fees
For studies at Malmö University, some students are required to pay application and tuition fees. This website contains programme price lists, a step-by-step guide on the payment process, accepted payment methods, and information about refunds.
About fees
Students with citizenship in countries outside of the European Union (EU), European Economic Area (EEA) and Switzerland are generally required to pay application and tuition fees.
Swedish citizens, as well as citizens of other EU/EEA countries or Switzerland, are not required to pay application and tuition fees. As an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen, you must upload documentation showing your citizenship to your application on University Admissions.
Find out more on who is required to pay fees (Universityadmissions.se)
Due to the requirements of the Swedish Migration Agency, students required to pay tuition fees need to pay their first tuition fee instalment – for the first semester of studies – before submitting a residence permit application for studies in higher education to the Swedish Migration Agency.
Fee-paying students are subject to the same services, rights and obligations as non-fee-paying students, such as study and career counselling, student health care, disability services, access to library and university facilities.
Tuition fees do not apply for exchange students, PhD students or EU/EEA students.
What does the tuition fee cover?
For programme students, the tuition fee covers:
- full-time studies on bachelor’s or master’s level, 60 credits per academic year;
- an accommodation offer from University Housing (rent is not included);
- one Swedish or English language course;
- comprehensive insurance (FAS by Kammarkollegiet) and
- administrative services.
If you want to decline your place
If you have been admitted to a course/programme but don't wish to accept your place, please make sure to decline it at Universityadmissions.se. Log in to your account, go to Applications and follow the instructions.
Please also notify Malmö University by sending an email to tuitionfees@mau.se. This is important as it notifies the University that you won't be attending and also makes the place free for someone on the waiting list.
Price list for programmes
The tuition fees listed below are for degree programmes starting academic year 2024. The amounts are shown in Swedish Crowns (SEK).
Follow the links below to see the full tuition fee for the programme that you are interested in. You can find the amount of the first instalment to be paid when applying on Universityadmissions.se.
Bachelor's degree programmes
- European Studies - Politics, Societies and Cultures
Full tuition fee: 290,000 SEK
- Human Rights
Full tuition fee: 290,000 SEK - Interaction Design
Full tuition fee: 515,000 SEK - International Migration and Ethnic Relations
Full tuition fee: 290,000 SEK - International Relations
Full tuition fee: 290,000 SEK - Peace and Conflict Studies
Full tuition fee: 290,000 SEK
One-year master's degree programmes
- Communication for Development
Full tuition fee: 135,000 SEK - Interaction Design
Full tuition fee: 260,000 SEK - International Migration and Ethnic Relations
Full tuition fee: 100,000 SEK - Leadership for Sustainability
Full tuition fee: 100,000 SEK - Media and Communication Studies: Culture, Collaborative Media, and Creative Industries
Full tuition fee: 130,000 SEK - Political Science: Global Politics and Societal Change
Full tuition fee: 100,000 SEK - Sport Sciences: Sport in Society
Full tuition fee: 100,000 SEK - Teaching and Learning in Higher Education
Full tuition fee: 95,000 SEK
Two-year master's degree programmes
- Biomedical Surface Science
Full tuition fee: 395,000 SEK - Computational Materials Science
Full tuition fee: 300,000 SEK - Computer Science: Applied Data Science
Full tuition fee: 300,000 SEK - Computer Science: Innovation for Change in a Digital Society
Full tuition fee: 275,000 SEK - Computer Science: Internet of Things
Full tuition fee: 290,000 SEK
- Culture and Change – Critical Studies in the Humanities
Full tuition fee: 195,000 SEK - Criminology
Full tuition fee: 235,000 SEK - Education: Educational Theory
Full tuition fee: 195,000 SEK - English and Education
Full tuition fee: 195,000 SEK - Interaction Design
Full tuition fee: 510,000 SEK - International Migration and Ethnic Relations
Full tuition fee: 195,000 SEK - Leadership and Organisation: Societal Challenges and Organisational Changes
Full tuition fee: 195,000 SEK - Media and Communication Studies: Culture, Collaborative Media, and Creative Industries
Full tuition fee: 330,000 SEK - Media Technology: Strategic Media Development
Full tuition fee: 275,000 SEK - Nordic Urban Planning Studies (see Roskilde University for more information)
- Political Science: Global Politics
Full tuition fee: 195,000 SEK - Sport Sciences: Sport in Society
Full tuition fee: 195,000 SEK - Teaching and Learning in Higher Education
Full tuition fee: 190,000 SEK - Urban Studies
Full tuition fee: 225,000 SEK - Urban Studies: Urban Business and Development - Real Estate and Transport
Full tuition fee: 220,000 SEK
Payment process
The tuition fee must be paid per semester and in advance. It cannot be divided into smaller instalments. Below is a step-by-step guide on the payment process.
- An email with payment information will be sent to admitted students after the Notification of Selection Results has been published.
- Pay your invoice. You will receive a payment confirmation in your e-mail.
- Once you have a payment confirmation, you can submit your residence permit application for studies in higher education to the Swedish Migration Agency.
- Malmö University will notify the Swedish Migration Agency about your payment.
Your admission is conditional until you have paid the tuition fee. If the payment is not received by the deadline, you will lose your place on the programme or course that you have been conditionally admitted to.
Please note that the conditionally admitted status will not change in your University Admissions profile, even though Malmö University has confirmed your payment.
Payment deadline
Newly-admitted students (first instalment): 10 May
Current students (upcoming semesters): 1 August/ 1 December
Payment methods
Malmö University accepts payments by card or by international transfer. More information is sent to admitted students after the Notification of Selection Results have been published.
Refunds
Refund of tuition fees is only possible if a student is prevented from participating in the programme/ courses due to the following extraordinary circumstances.
Denied residence permit
You are eligible for a refund if you do not receive a Swedish residence permit in time within three weeks of the start of the semester, if you submit an early withdrawal and a refund application (see below) to Malmö University at the latest within three weeks of the start of the semester.
Other extraordinary circumstances
You are also eligible for a refund for the upcoming semester if you submit a refund application (see below) to Malmö University at the latest on the day before the start of the semester for one of the following reasons:
- You have been conditionally admitted to a master’s programme because you had not yet received a bachelor's degree certificate at the time of application, and you do not meet the requirement to hold a degree by the start of the semester.
- The programme syllabus contains admissions requirements for continuation to the upcoming semester and you do not meet the admissions requirements.
- Your fee status changes (Note: if your fee status changes during the semester, refund for that ongoing semester is not possible).
- You receive a scholarship and have already paid your tuition fee.
- You have been granted a credit transfer exceeding 15 credits (Note: If you have remaining semesters, the amount will be deducted from your next invoice. If it is your last semester, the amount will be refunded to you).
General rules for refunds
- By paying the tuition fee, the student agrees to Malmö University’s tuition fee refund policy.
- All refund applications must be submitted through the online form.
- An individual assessment is always made to determine whether a refund of the tuition fee can be granted.
- Refund requests for amounts lower than 1,000 SEK are never processed, regardless of the circumstances.
How to apply for a tuition fee refund
Submit the form below to apply for a tuition fee refund. A decision on your refund application is normally made within 4 weeks.
Refund payments are always made in SEK and Malmö University does not take into account changes in the exchange rate.
Processing time
The processing time can take longer if you submit a refund application in August-September. You will be notified of the decision by email. The total processing time for the refund to reach your account might be longer if you paid by international bank transfer.
Approved refunds
Approved refunds are always made to the same account from which the payment was originally made.
This rule applies regardless of whether you have paid from your own account or through another account holder. No exception to this rule can be made due to the Swedish Anti-Money Laundering regulations.
Payment and repayment of fees to and from Belarus, Iran and Russia
Due to international regulations, it is currently not allowed for Swedish universities to conduct monetary transactions with Belarus, Iran and Russia. You should be aware of this when you make a payment to Malmö University, and be conscious about the account you choose to make the payment from. A reimbursement is always made to the same account the payment was originally made from. Consequently, we recommend that you choose a payment method that works even if a refund must be made.
Apply for a refund
Fill in and submit the form to apply for a tuition fee refund.