Public research university in Málaga, Spain, with laboratories, shared facilities with Málaga TechPark, entrepreneurship programs, and a technology transfer office. Its co-located university–business ecosystem connects companies with infrastructure, talent, and commercialization support.
Universidad de Málaga is a comprehensive public research university in southern Spain, with more than 35,000 students and a broad, internationally oriented academic and research environment. Modern laboratories and research infrastructure on the Teatinos campus are complemented by a longstanding institutional relationship with Málaga TechPark, placing university expertise close to a major innovation and business ecosystem. The shared PTA-UMA “Rayo Verde” building brings companies, researchers, entrepreneurs, and students together for collaborative R&D, talent development, and business engagement. Research draws on competitive support from Spain’s State Research Agency, the Carlos III Health Institute, CDTI, the European Commission, and the Government of Andalusia, while the OTRI technology transfer office supports contracts, intellectual property, licensing, and commercialization.