So you've made it to Malmö! One of the first things you'll need to be able to do once you've arrived is navigate campus. Here you can find information about the different university buildings and find your way inside them.

Virtual tour

If you are not able to join our campus tour on 21 August, you can still see how campus is set up and get a feel for where you'll be studying through our interactive map and virtual campus tour. Because these resources were prepared for students of our master's programmes, some of the recorded information and interviews are specific for only them, but the majority of the map and tour can be enjoyed by all!

Finding your schedule

Before you show up for your classes, you'll need to know where you need to be and when. You can find your schedule either for your entire program or for individual courses, which will show not only the date and time of your lectures and seminars, but also the classroom they will be held in and who the lecturer for that day is. The University's system for schedules is called Kronox, which you can also download as an app for Apple and Android.

Pro tip: the Kronox app doesn't always work as it should, so download your schedule into your own calendar so you aren't left scrambling to find out what classroom you're supposed to be in 5 minutes before class starts when the app fails!

You can download the schedule with the "Get iCal File" link at the top and bottom of your Kronox page.

Sample Kronox schedule

Finding your classroom

To find your classroom, you will first need to know which building you should be in. All buildings have a name, and you can find out which building you should be in by looking at the first two letters in the code for the room. A map of the university buildings is available via Google Maps. The code also tells you which section of the building and which floor you should be in. As an example, the room NI:A0307 is located in NI = Niagara, section A. The first numbers indicate which floor: 03 = third floor. Find more information about how you can find your classroom and a list of the building codes on the student website.

MazeMap

MazeMap provides a map of university buildings and interior maps of each building. Once you know which building your class is located in, you can select the building on the map and navigate between floors to find the exact location of your classroom. MazeMap is available both for the northern campus (Orkanen, Niagara, Gäddan) as well as the southern campus (Health and Society and Odontology).

MazeMap is also available as an app for both Apple devices and Android devices.

Orientation classrooms

If you refer to the Orientation schedule in the calendar, you'll see the classrooms written as abbreviations. For example, the Welcome Meeting will be held in OR:D138, and info sessions will be held in G8:124 for exchange students and G8:125 for international students. All of your course schedules during your studies will show the locations in the same way, so this can be great practice for learning how to find your classroom! We recommend using the information above to find these classrooms in MazeMap as practice before you arrive.