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Celebrating 25 Open Access titles in the New Historical Perspectives series
November 6, 2025
We are delighted to announce the publication of the 25th title in the New Historical Perspectives (NHP) series:Forging Fraternity in Late Medieval Society: The Palmers’ Guild of Ludlow by Rachael Harkes. Published by the University of London Press in…
Read full postReflecting on publishing and research culture during Open Access week 2025 – with Dr Nicholas Maple
October 28, 2025
At the University of London Press, we have been reflecting on recent conversations in the sector about research culture, what this means for the humanities, the potential benefits of open access, the role of publishing and our own role as a publisher…
Read full postReflecting on publishing and research culture during Open Access week 2025 – with Laura Carter and Freddy Foks
October 24, 2025
At the University of London Press, we have been reflecting on recent conversations in the sector about research culture, what this means for the humanities, the potential benefits of open access, the role of publishing and our own role as a publisher…
Read full postReflecting on publishing and research culture during Open Access week 2025 – with Dr Karen Attar
October 23, 2025
At the University of London Press, we have been reflecting on recent conversations in the sector about research culture, what this means for the humanities, the potential benefits of open access, the role of publishing and our own role as a publisher…
Read full postReflecting on publishing and research culture during Open Access week 2025 – with Professor Devyani Prabhat
October 22, 2025
At the University of London Press, we have been reflecting on recent conversations in the sector about research culture, what this means for the humanities, the potential benefits of open access, the role of publishing and our own role as a publisher…
Read full postUniversity of London Press staff publish case study in Learned Publishing
October 20, 2025
We are very pleased to share the publication of a case study in Learned Publishing by our Publisher Emma Gallon and previous Production Manager Jamie Bowman: ‘Reimagining the Humanities Book: Bringing Living with Machines to Life Through Experimental…
Read full postOIPA Symposium 2025
October 7, 2025
As a proud member of the Open Institutional Publishing Association, we are excited to join colleagues and collaborators at this year’s symposium. The event will be a great space for sharing ideas, challenges, and innovations in open access publishing…
Read full postNavigating publishing and open access: Resources for researchers
August 20, 2025
Whether you’re preparing your first book proposal or exploring the world of open access, the University of London Press Training Hub can support you. Designed for humanities researchers at all career stages, our training sessions demystify the publis…
Read full postEmbedding accessibility in our publishing
June 19, 2025
At the University of London Press, our mission is to open up humanities research. This commitment to openness is more than a publishing model – it’s a guiding principle that shapes our approach. Ensuring the widest possible audience for the research…
Read full postNew Open Access in the Humanities online training course launched!
June 4, 2025
We are excited to share details of our new online training course on open access publishing, developed by the University of London Press with the School of Advanced Study. The course is free and available now on the School’s RESHAPED platform – a new…
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