Malmo University is a public university in Malmo, Sweden. It was founded in 1998 and is one of the youngest universities in Sweden. The university has over 25,000 students and 3,000 staff members. It offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs in the fields of humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and law. Malmo University is ranked #701-800 in the QS World University Rankings 2024. It is also a member of the European University Association.

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Media technology is a natural part of and has great importance in our lives. The web forms an important part of the media technology with which we interact. Via the web, we can educate ourselves, contact each other, buy goods that were previously unobtainable and maybe even find our life partner. In this training you will learn about three different aspects of web development: programming, design and critical thinking. Programming is about writing instructions that a computer can execute. It is based on logical thinking, problem solving and creativity. In this education, we focus on programming for the web, and it is mainly during the first two semesters that this is taught. Design is about creating interfaces that are user-friendly and functional. It is based on empathy (your ability to understand the users and how they see the world), creativity and a feeling for the graphic. In the training, we focus on creating interfaces on the web: websites, web pages and web apps. Design is mainly taught during the third semester. Since you learned to program during the two previous semesters, you will in this phase be able to implement your design ideas on the web. Critical thinking is about understanding the world around you by learning to select the information that is valuable and analyze it to draw useful conclusions. In this program we focus on an understanding of the media technology that surrounds us. The goal of the program is to give you as complete an understanding of web development as possible. This also gives you good conditions for all other types of development, such as native applications. With these knowledge and skills, you will be very attractive on the job market. The program makes no special requirements in terms of prior knowledge. You who have basic qualifications are welcome to apply, regardless of previous experience. During the second and third years of the education, you will have the opportunity to specialize based on your own interests. The optional courses can be about project management, specific types of design, web development or something else entirely that you want to learn more about. You can also do an internship at a company or in an organization. As the fifth semester is completely optional, it also gives you the opportunity to study abroad. Malmö University has collaborations with many partner universities around the world. The program leads to a bachelor's degree in the main field of media technology. Show less

Autumn 2023 - Semester 1
Media technology I: The media technology landscape (ME100B), 15 credits, compulsory
Digital design and development I (ME102B), 7.5 credits, compulsory
Digital design and development II (ME103B), 7.5 credits, compulsory
Spring 2024 - Semester 2
Digital design and development III (ME122B), 15 credits, compulsory
Autumn 2024 - Semester 3
Design methods for media technology (ME130B), 7.5 credits, compulsory
Design studio for media technology (ME131B), 15 credits, compulsory
Spring 2025 - Semester 4
Crossmedia: Theory (ME140B), 7.5 credits, compulsory
Web-based data visualization (ME142B), 7.5 credits, compulsory
Crossmedia: Project (ME141B), 7.5 credits, compulsory
Spring 2026 - Semester 6
Media technology: Scientific method (ME160B), 7.5 credits, compulsory
Degree project in Media Technology: master's thesis (ME161B), 22.5 credits, compulsory
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During semester 3, the student must read an optional course of 7.5 credits.

During semester 4, the student must read an optional course of 7.5 credits.

During semester 5, the student must read optional courses for a total of 30 credits.

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You will need to book the accommodation after you have been accepted.

You can choose to live on campus or off campus in private accommodation.

How to book:

• Make a booking online after you have been accepted (in this case please let us know your choice when you apply).
• Register when you arrive - its not possible to reserve a room before arriving. You can arrive a few days before and book it

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