Self-archiving attitudes among different disciplines were essential for this survey. Sally Rumsey’s survey [4] depicts self-archiving attitudes in the UK.In Rumsey’s survey, which took place in 25 UK IRs the academics of scientific, technical and medical disciplines were found to be more active in depositing content rather than academics in humanities. Similarly,open access awareness in academics of the humanities was low, whilst they understood the advantages of depositing content in the IRs. Most of them brought forth plagiarism concerns, however, the two-thirds of the respondents were positive in depositing their work in IRs