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Short-term international experiences
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Find international short-term experiences open to students at Malmö University, such as annual summer schools and conferences as well as incoming opportunities from the University's networks.
Current opportunities
International Student Conference in Indonesia
Meet students from all over the world at the very appreciated annual International Student Conference at Parahyangan Catholic University in Bandung and Jakarta in Indonesia, 26-31 January 2026. Designed to foster a global learning environment, ISC brings together students from across the globe to engage in diverse learning approaches that address pertinent current issues under the umbrella theme of Global Citizenship. The conference includes lectures, workshops and cultural activities and this year's theme is “Living with AI: Youth Navigating Innovation, Ethnics and Impacts” to acknowledge the importance of understanding artificial intelligence to ensure further stability and development for all by emphasizing the role of youth through educators, policymakers, and community leaders.
Two Malmö University students will be offered a fee waiver, worth 450 USD, and a 4,500 SEK travel grant each. The two selected students will get their accommodation, local transport, cultural activities and some meals covered. Please note, the selected students book and pay for their own flights to and from Indonesia. Insurance will be covered by Malmö University. Selected students will be expected to share their experiences with fellow students back in Malmö.
When?
26-31 January 2026
Where?
Bandung and Jakarta, Indonesia
For who?
The application is open to all registered programme students at Malmö University. Priority will be given to students that will continue their studies at Malmö University during 2026.
How to apply
Apply by filling out the application form and upload the following documents in the application system:
- Motivational letter, maximum one A4 page, Times New Roman 12 p. Explain in your own words why you want to attend, how you can contribute and how you will connect the experience to your studies at Malmö University.
- CV
- Transcript of records/results or for first semester students proof of registration from LADOK
Chose application form "Application Short-term Mobility" in the application portal, when asked for "Mobility programme" chose INU, Indonesia, Parahyangan.
Link to Application Portal. (MoveON)
Application deadline 19 October at midnight
INU Student Seminar Hiroshima, Japan – CLOSED
As members the International Network of Universities (INU) Malmö University has the pleasure of offering two spots at the INU Student Seminar in Hiroshima, Japan 1–10 August 2025.
The Student Seminar is a unique programme hosted annually by Hiroshima University. The seminar welcomes students from INU member universities around the world and is structured around the August 6 commemoration of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. The theme of the 2025 seminar is ‘Nuclear Disarmament and Non-Proliferation’.
The 10-day program includes lectures, case studies and small group discussions. The program also offers field trips to local attractions and cultural learning experiences and culminates in a United Nations role play where groups of students represent different countries and negotiate to pass a draft resolution.
Student Seminar for Global Citizenship and Peace (INU's website)
Funding
Selected students receive a spot at the seminar, a travel grant from Malmö University of 8 500 SEK and travel insurance. Participating students must cover travel to and from Hiroshima, accommodation, meals and other related costs. Please note that there is no extra funding available through Malmö University, so please check other funding possibilities before applying.
Eligibility
All registered students at Malmö University are welcome to apply. Priority will be given to applicants that will continue their studies at Malmö University throughout the academic year 2025/2026 and students that have not already received a travel grant for an INU activity.
Application and selection process
To apply, fill in the online application form ‘Short-term Mobility’ in MoveON and upload the following documents:
1. One A4 page (Times new Roman, 12 p, 1,5 space) motivational letter, explaining in English:
- Your connection to the theme
- What you wish to gain
- How you can contribute
- How you intend to share your experience with other students at Malmö University
2. LADOK transcript, showing that you are a registered student at MaU as well as your results.
3. CV
Application deadline is 7 March.
