Help is on hand if you need support with either academic writing, your writing technique or finishing your written assignment.

We can guide you through different writing tasks and answer questions about texts and language. While we do not proofread or correct grammar and spelling, we can help you develop effective strategies to strengthen your academic writing and improve your writing skills.

Drop‑in

  • Mondays, 13.00–15.00

Unlock your writing potential! Visit the Writing Centre's drop-in desk at the entrance to the Orkanen Library, where a writing tutor will be available to assist you. Whether you need advice on a specific issue, inspiration for new ideas or guidance on developing your text further, we can help. No appointment is necessary.

Make an appointment

We offer online tutoring via the video conferencing tool Zoom. Before your appointment, we will send you an email with a link to connect via Zoom. You do not need to have Zoom installed on your device.

Book your time slot

What we can do for you

  • Reading
  • Oral presentation
  • Text and sentence structure and context
  • Grammar
  • The writing process and the development of reasoning
  • Bibliography and source management
  • Instructions and help to clarify tasks

Writing Group

'Let's Write This Thing' is a weekly writing group designed specifically for students who write in English. Whether you're working on essays, reports, your thesis, or any other academic text, this group offers a calm, supportive, and structured space to get it done – together.

  • Meetings are held on Fridays from 10.00 to 12.00 in room B526 at Orkanen Library. The group starts on 4 September.
  • Just show up at any session. No registration is needed.
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Group, 4 September - 15 January

The Writing Group

Writing Lectures

Welcome to this series of short, focused sessions, designed to support your academic writing and study skills.

  • Fridays at 13.00–14.00. The first session is on 4 September.
  • Online via Zoom (link provided upon registration)

Sign up for the Writing Lectures

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Lecture, 4 September - 28 May

The Writing Lectures

About the Writing Centre

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Freestanding courses

There are a number of freestanding courses available if you want to improve your English language skills. You apply as you would to any other university course. 

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Web guides on academic writing

Talverkstaden – a language workshop

At Talverkstaden, we cover different aspects of pronunciation to help you develop your Swedish speaking skills. Our sessions consist of brief introductions followed by practical training in groups or one-to-one, all conducted in Swedish.

Sign up for the autumn 2026 meetings (form)

Language café

Malmö University's Language Café takes place at Orkanen Library every Wednesday afternoon from 16.30 to 18.00, and is open to all. Both native Swedish speakers and those who want to practise speaking Swedish are welcome. No registration is required.

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