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Oxford University Press
One of the world’s oldest and largest university presses, this publisher has been sharing scholarship, education, and reference works for centuries. It is especially known for combining deep academic roots with a truly global reach.
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Some Account of the Oxford University Press, 1468-1921
by Oxford University Press
Rules for compositors and readers at the University Press, Oxford
by Oxford University Press
About the author
Oxford University Press is a department of the University of Oxford and traces its printing history in Oxford back to the late 15th century. Over time, it grew from a university printer into a major international publisher serving research, education, and English language teaching.
Today, it is widely recognized as the largest university press in the world. Its publishing spans academic books and journals, school materials, dictionaries, and digital learning resources, all tied to the University of Oxford’s broader mission of supporting research, scholarship, and education.
Among its best-known achievements is its long connection with the Oxford English Dictionary, one of the most famous reference works in the English-speaking world. That mix of history, authority, and wide-ranging publishing has made Oxford University Press a familiar name to students, teachers, and readers across many countries.