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Opening up humanities research. Passionate advocates for the humanities, we are a collaborative, non-profit and predominantly open access publishing partner to researchers and institutions, creating award-winning scholarly books. https://uolpress.co.uk

A banner with UOLP branding shows the book cover for new Open Access book, Artificial Intelligence, Art and Indigeneity, with a review quote next to it. The quote says: 'Artificial Intelligence, Art and Indigeneity deftly explores the tensions, contradictions and creative possibilities that arise when hegemonic AI technologies are reappropriated in the service of Indigenous and decolonial imaginaries. Creative in its methodology and writing, it is a valuable resource for scholars of Latin American visual culture, critical Indigenous studies and digital humanities methods.' —Sarah Abel, Assistant Professor in Philosophy of Science, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
Banner with the UoL Press branding, showing the cover for new book Literature for Change, with an endorsement quote next to it which says: 'This compelling volume shows why literature matters, why literature in other languages matters, and — above all — why research into literature in other languages matters. Ten case studies, from Arabic to German, from medieval to contemporary, reveal the multilayered, multilingual power of literature to change lives and societies — including in the troubled present.’ — Neil Kenny, Professor of French and Senior Research Fellow, University of Oxford, UK
A photograph from the OIPA 2026 symposium showing a slide in the background with a number of logos of different presses, including the University of London Press logo.
The cover image for new open access book, Exploring Digital Cultural Heritage, next to a review quote about the book and a short summary, available on uolpress.co.uk
A photo from a book launch event featuring a panel of six people with author Devyani Prabhat in the centre smiling at the camera.
Book cover titled Going to the People: Popular Press in Fascist Italy, 1934–43 by Manuela Di Franco, featuring a stylised historical illustration of a figure holding a flag, published by IMLR Books.
Book cover titled Exploring Digital Cultural Heritage: Access, Use, Value and Sustainability, with abstract textured geometric shapes in burgundy, pink and yellow on a pale background, edited by Eirini Goudarouli, Anna Maria Sichani and Jane Winters, published by University of London Press.
Book cover for Exploring Digital Cultural Heritage in purple, pink and yellow with University of London Press logo and Digital Cultural Heritage series strapline
Image with University of London Press logo and teal branding with details of the Introduction to Open Access publishing training session, plus a QR code to scan to register. Image of colourful books in the background.
Copies of Migrating Borders and Citizenship in Law book in a pile
Slide from the University of London Press on display at the Copim Conference. Text says: Developments in experimental book publishing - three reflections 1) Experimental publishing is increasingly blurring the distinction between where the research project stops and the publication process begins. 2) Experimental publishing continues to be resource- and labour-intensive. 3) There's a reciprocal relationship between experimental publishing and positive (open) research cultures. Publishers as collaborators
Digital screen on display at the Copim Conference showing the University of London Press logo and the title ‘Experimental Publishing Futures’
Slide created by Emma Booth for the Copim Conference showing a diagram under a title ‘The Future of Open Metadata?’
Literature lives and breathes in kairos, not in chronos. It speaks to our need for meaning and connection, which is as essential as our need for bread, air and water. This is why the National Year of Reading campaign, which aims to help people discover or rediscover the joy of books, is so important.
Speaker spotlight: shows a photo of Emma Gallon, University of London Press and the details of the Copim conference. 11:30am on 27th Feb.
Extract from event description
'Who Owns Our Knowledge? Open Access Week 2025' appears on a colourful tiled background
A quote from Huw Alexander from ASPIRE about the University of London's rating, alongside the UOLP and ASPIRE logos
Call for Proposals for Humanities Futures book series
University of London Press stand at the Born Digital conference showing books and marketing materials with the UOLP branding on a table with a banner.
Humanities Summits 2025 15th May in Manchester 22nd May in London Free and open to all. Booking essential.
Books, Readers and Libraries in Fiction book on a wooden table top
A shell sits on a beach while waves wash around it
Flyer with book launch details
Front cover of Roman Military Diplomas VI published by the University of London Press
Open Access Books Network and University of London Press webinar banner: From Permission to Publication
Overview of findings from the RHS Value of History report
Books in the New Historical Perspectives series
Jamie Bowman, Production Manager for the University of London Press, and author Nicholas Maple are pictured together in Senate House with Nick's new book, Refugee Reception in Southern Africa.
Three members of staff from the University of London Press stand in front of a book display, showing the new Press logo
OABN webinar on open access book publishing on Thursday 23 May 2024 at 2.30-4pm BST / 3.30-5pm CEST / 9.30-11am EDT
NHP book covers
Future of Humanities Publishing panel at Senate House
History Day 2023 banner with Senate House Library and Institute of Historical Research logos
Before Grenfell launch event
OIPA logo
Before Grenfell book launch details
Before Grenfell book launch details
Queer Between the Covers book cover
Stack of University of London Press books
UoL Press' new website homepage