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Explore all UCL Press open access books, or use the filters below to take a look at our monographs, edited collections and textbooks. Looking for journals? Visit journals.uclpress.co.uk.

Textbooks

UCL Press has launched new programme of open access textbooks, for undergraduate and postgraduate courses and modules, across a variety of disciplines. This landmark programme will mark out UCL Press as the first UK-based academic publisher to produce and distribute a dedicated programme of high-quality, open access textbooks, free to download digitally, anywhere in the world.

Each new textbook is developed with the student in mind and include pedagogical features to support navigation through a key topic or theme. Open textbooks offer instructors and readers lifelong access to teaching materials and learning content for hybrid modes of course delivery. To see where our textbooks are being accessed globally, look at our Statistics page.

What do our authors have to say about the programme?

Publishing an open access textbook with UCL Press has greatly benefited our students, as they join the Scandinavian Studies cohort and has enabled us to enter conversation about the Nordic culture with a vast range of readers across the globe. It is it's quite extraordinary to think that students have read our book in places where they may not have access to Scandinavian Studies Programmes at Universities but will get an introduction to the topic through our textbook. It’s been a great experience to work with the UCL Press team to develop this textbook. They provide a dedicated and supportive service to their authors and the quality of the published books is excellent.

Professor Jakob-Stougaard-Nielsen, School of European Languages, Culture and Society and co-editor of Introduction to Nordic Cultures

All textbooks are subject to rigorous peer-review and appropriate development and the programme direction is governed by our Textbook Board. For more information, please see UCL Press Governance.

If you are based at UCL and feel that there is an opportunity to collaborate on an open access textbook provision for your module, we would love to hear from you! Please contact Dhara Snowden for more information

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