A touching moment during a peaceful protest emphasizes unity and nonviolence.

Malmö universitet

Peace and Conflict Studies, Bachelor's Programme

Bachelor's · Malmö · Starts in the autumn · Taught in English

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Admission cutoff

BI
All admitted
HT 2025
BII
All admitted
HT 2024
HP
All admitted
HT 2025

BI is upper-secondary grades and BII grades with completed subjects, both scored up to 22.5. HP is the Swedish national university aptitude test, scored up to 2.0.

Length

180 credits · full time

Application deadline

15 April 2027 (HT 2027)

Place

Malmö

Tuition

None (EU/EEA)

Degree

Bachelor's

How you get in

Everyone who qualified was admitted in the most recent term. Meet the entry requirements and you would have had a place.

This is how the places were divided between the selection groups in HT 2025 (63 admitted):

95%
  • Upper-secondary grades (BI) · 95%
  • National aptitude test (HP) · 2%
  • Other selection groups · 3%

About the programme

Armed conflict and other forms of organised violence affect the daily lives of people in many parts of the world. The programme in Peace and Conflict Studies will provide you with an understanding of systemic as well as grassroots-level perspectives on organised violence, conflict resolution and the concept of peace. During the course of study you will learn to understand and analyse how various types of armed conflict and organised violence arise and develop over time, and also under which conditions sustainable peace might emerge.

Admission statistics

  • HT 2025

    442 applicants

  • HT 2024

    399 applicants

Eligibility and admission

  • Grundläggande behörighet + Samhällskunskap 1b eller Samhällskunskap 1a1 + 1a2 och Engelska 6.
  • Apply through antagning.se: HT 2027 by 15 April 2027.