Delivering access to bibliographic and citation information from scholarly literature published in Malaysian journals, conference proceedings, chapters in books and theses in the sciences, technology, medicine, social sciences and the Humanities.

MyCite currently contains 289 journals and 85,058 articles from Malaysian scholarly journals. Publishers will be considered for MyCite indexation only if they meet all the criteria specified in the MyCite Journal Selection criteria.

Malaysian Journal of Learning and Instruction (MJLI) is abstracted in Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI) since 2016 and Scopus 2012. It is a double-blind peer reviewed, international academic journal published biannually (June and December) by Universiti Utara Malaysia. 

 The aims of the journal are to communicate research and stimulate discussion, study and critique of teaching and learning, and to encourage scholarly writing on learning and instruction. Coverage of MJLI includes, but is not limited to critical examination of ecosystems and issues surrounding the processes of meaningful teaching and learning and better educational practices. These could be addressed at micro level (e.g., innovative modes of delivery, instructional design and technology, learning engagement, instructional settings) or at macro level (e.g., motivation, engaging curriculum, impact of socio-psychological and cultural factors on learning).

The main purpose of the journal is to promote publications of research papers in the discipline of social sciences and humanities in Malaysia. However, high-quality academic paper from the South-east Asian countries and the Asian region will be considered.

MJSSH provides a forum for research institutes, graduate students and PhD candidates, academic and non-academic researchers and research teams to debate relevant issues across all field of social sciences and humanities, including:

- Social and Economic Development

- Social and Community Work

- Education

- Management

- Psychology dan Human Development

- Rural and Urban Development

- Youth Development

- Sociology and Antropology

- Politics and Governance

- Ethnic Relations

- Social Entrepreneurship

- Voluteerism

- Sociolinguistics

- Media Communications

- Language and Learning Communities

Beginning 2020, Malaysian Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities (MJSSH) publishes twelve issues annually (previously, the journal published quarterly).

Malaysian Journal of Syariah and Law (MJSL) Online ISSN: 2590-4396 and Print ISSN: 1985-7454 is a refereed journal published by USIM Press (Penerbit USIM) and managed by the  Faculty of Syariah and Law at Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia (USIM). It is published twice a year, in June and December. The main objective of its publication is to provide an appropriate channel for information and research publication, case studies and book reviews related to Syariah and Law based on original research and ideas by the respective authors.

The journal serves as a platform for sharing ideas and experiences related to the research, development and application of Syariah and Law worldwide.

The editorial board welcomes original contributions (written in Bahasa Melayu, English and Arabic) which have never been published or considered for publication by any other publishers.

Malaysian Management Journal (MMJ) is a refereed journal published annually (December) by the UUM Press, Universiti Utara Malaysia. In ensuring that the articles published meet acceptable quality standards, the manuscripts undergo a double-blind review process.

MMJ is indexed by the Malaysian Citation Index (MyCite), Asean Citation Index, Google Scholar and Asian Digital Library.

MyTO is an electronic theses dissertation (ETD) initiative to manage the collection of theses and dissertations of public and private universities in Malaysia. MyTO was established at the end of 2005 to be a central repository of Malaysian theses and to share the collection of theses between academic libraries in Malaysia electronically. MyTO provides easy access and retrieval through search engines that retrieve accurate search results by simple search, combination of Boolean operators, full-text search and provide the browsing feature. MyTO also provides several format of theses access for the user such as abstract, 24 pages full-text and complete full-text.

A peer-reviewed international Open Access journal for disseminating information on the education and training of physicians and other health care professionals. MEO publishes Feature Articles discussing issues of interest to the health education community; Research Articles presenting high quality completed research or evaluation studies; Trend Articles presenting new ideas as well as studies or descriptions of programs in the early stages of development; and Letters to the Editor discussing topics related to any aspect of educating physicians and other health professionals.

MyHEALTH Portal is a web-based health information service set up by the Ministry of Health Malaysia as one of the MSC Telehealth Flagship Application in 2005. A national initiative by the Malaysian Government to bring great advances to the country through the innovative use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) which can also accelerate Malaysia´s growth towards becoming a fully developed nation by the year 2020.

MyJurnal is a online system used by Citation and Infometric Division (formely known Malaysia Citation Centre (MCC)) to collect and index to date, 807 Malaysian journals.

MyJurnal's main objectives are to:

1. increase access to the contents of their journals to the global community; and
2. improve the visibility of contents, hence, encouraging usage and generating citations to articles published.

MyJurnal contains bibliographic data and full text contents of articles published in refereed scholarly journals in Malaysia, in various disciplines such as Sciences, Technology, Medicine, Social Sciences and Humanities. These articles include review papers, research notes, technical papers and working papers.

As MyJurnal caters to publishers, researchers and individuals alike, users can look forward to the following:-

1. Intuitive and user-friendly internet-based system
2. Convenient one-stop centre for Malaysian scholarly journals
3. Free access to full text information of articles where copyright permits

Till date, MyJurnal MyJurnal is provided by the Malaysian Citation Centre, Ministry of Education, Malaysia.