Student Health Service
Welcome to
the Student Health Service
Changes in opening hours
No dropin or telephone service on February 3 and 4.
Counselling and drop in for councellor
Student Service Centre, Neptuniplan 7
+46 40-665 71 70
Phone hours: Monday-Thursday 10-11 Drop-in: Monday-Thursday 11.30-12.30.
Advice and drop in for nurse
Student Service Centre, Neptuniplan 7
+46 40-665 71 70
Phone hours: Tuesday and Wednesday 9-10. Drop in: Tuesday and Wednesday 10-11.30. Take a queue ticket and take a seat.
Advice and drop in for midwife
Student Service Centre, Neptuniplan 7
+46 40-665 71 70
Midwife is available Wednesdays. Phone hours: Wednesday 9-10. Drop in: Wednesday 10-11.30. Take a queue ticket and take a seat.
Contact for general questions (no sensitive information or request for appointment)
studenthalsan@mau.se
Processing of personal data
When you visit the Student Health Service, Malmö University will collect information about your name, personal identity number, address, telephone number and email address. This record keeping and processing of personal data is part of the University's legal obligation in accordance with the Patient Data Act.
The information is necessary in order to be able to provide good and secure service and is treated with confidentiality. The information is archived in accordance with Swedish law.
You can see what information is registered about you by contacting the Student Health Service at studenthalsan@mau.se. Comments on the processing of personal data can be submitted to the University's data protection representative at dataskyddsombud@mau.se. Complaints that cannot be resolved by Malmö University can be submitted to the Swedish Data Protection Authority.
Counselling
You can book an individual meeting with one of our counsellors. Appointments last for about 45 minutes and together we discuss your situation and find ways to work with what is troubling you. On your first visit, you need to show your ID.
Advice
Get advice from our nurses and midwives regarding your health and wellbeing. The nurses also have a wealth of knowledge about healthcare in Malmö and can guide you through the many options available. The midwife can help you with a prescription for the contraceptive pill or other birth control.
Living habits
Our lifestyle habits can affect physical and mental health and our ability to perform, carry out studies and experience quality of life. We can help you to make changes to your living habits through a personalised programme. We look through your needs and will give you individual support so that you reach your goals.
Publications
You can access many of the presentations and materials we use in our courses and lectures. You can use them if you have been to a lecture or on a course and you want to refresh your memory. The materials are also useful if you are just plain curious, or if you're looking for inspiration or self-help.
Presentations and materials used in our courses and lectures
Comments and complaints
Comments and complaints regarding the Student Health Service should be directed to Jessica Wastring, the Director of Student Health Service, who makes an initial assessment. The case is then handled according to the procedure for complaints and comments.