Oxford University Press

Oxford University Press (OUP) is the largest university press in the world, established in 1586 as part of the University of Oxford. It publishes around 6,000 new titles each year, covering a wide range of academic and educational fields. Its offerings include academic journals, English language teaching materials, children's books, music publications, religious texts, reference works, and classic literature.

With a global presence, OUP has offices in multiple countries, including a significant international office in New York. The organization adapts to technological advancements by providing many publications in electronic formats. As a charitable entity, OUP's profits support the University of Oxford's mission in scholarship, research, and education. It serves a diverse customer base, including academic institutions, educators, students, researchers, libraries, and general readers. OUP is headquartered in Oxford, England, and employs nearly 6,000 people worldwide, reflecting a rich heritage in publishing.