RIUMA is the University of Málaga repository, with review of metadata and files before submitted works are approved.

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About RIUMA

RIUMA is the institutional repository of the University of Málaga. It aims to make the university's scientific and academic output openly accessible and more visible, and to ensure that this content is preserved. The collection includes articles, scientific papers, teaching materials, digitized old archives, and other documents in various digital formats.

Before a submission is approved, repository staff review its metadata and attached files. The homepage notes that during accreditation call periods, timely review and approval cannot be guaranteed, and it recommends submitting well ahead of those calls.

Key features

  • Open access to the University of Málaga's scientific and academic output
  • Collection of articles, scientific papers, and teaching materials
  • Digitized old archives and other documents in various digital formats
  • Staff review of metadata and attached files before approval
  • Preservation and conservation of deposited content
Best for: Members of the University of Málaga who want to deposit their academic output for open access and preservation.
Good for
  • Aims to increase the visibility of the University of Málaga's research output
  • Supports open access and preservation of deposited content
Watch out for
  • Submissions are not published until staff have reviewed their metadata and files
  • During accreditation call periods, timely review and approval cannot be guaranteed

RIUMA at a glance

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Website
Pricing
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Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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RIUMA FAQ

What types of content does RIUMA collect?
The collection includes articles, scientific papers, teaching materials, digitized old archives, and other documents in various digital formats.
Are submissions published immediately?
No. Submissions require a review of metadata and attached files by repository staff before they are approved.
When should I submit materials for accreditation or sexenios reviews?
The homepage recommends submitting materials well before upcoming accreditation and sexenios calls, because review and approval during the call periods cannot be guaranteed on time.
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