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Oxford University Press (OUP) groups its publishing on corp.oup.com into three main areas: Education, English Language, and Academic. You'll find these as the three categories in the "Explore our Portfolio" section of the homepage, each paired with a representative product example. If you want a quick overview of what OUP publishes, that section is the place to start; if you need a specific title or service, you'll need to follow the links into each area.
The three publishing areas at a glance
| Area | What it covers | Homepage example |
|---|---|---|
| Education | School-level learning and revision resources | Oxford Revise |
| English Language | English courses and teaching materials | English File fifth edition |
| Academic | Scholarly research and academic literature | Oxford Academic |
Education
The Education area covers learning resources aimed at students and teachers. The homepage highlights Oxford Revise, described as guides that "encourage a healthy approach to revision; one that moves students away from exam panic to exam ready." This is the area to look at if you're interested in study and revision support rather than research or language teaching.
English Language
The English Language area focuses on courses for learning and teaching English. The featured example is English File fifth edition, presented as a "ready-to-go English course, proven to engage and motivate students to learn and get them talking." This area is distinct from the general Education category, so if your interest is English teaching materials specifically, start here.
Academic
The Academic area covers scholarly publishing. The homepage points to Oxford Academic as "your gateway to scholarly excellence," positioned for readers looking for trustworthy research, navigating academic literature, or exploring a new topic. Related homepage content—such as the "Latest Thinking" articles on research ecosystems and the "Journal insights / Publishing tips" resources—sits in this academic space.
How to browse further from the homepage
The "Explore our Portfolio" section repeats its three categories (Education, English Language, Academic) and pairs each with a "Discover more" link under the featured product. To go beyond the homepage highlights:
- Find the "Explore our Portfolio" section on the homepage.
- Choose the area that matches your interest—Education, English Language, or Academic.
- Follow the "Discover more" link under that area's featured product to reach the fuller catalogue for that category.
The homepage itself only surfaces one highlighted product per area, so treat it as an entry point rather than a complete list. Expect to move into the linked pages to see the full range of titles and services within each area.
Other homepage content worth knowing
Beyond the three publishing areas, the homepage also carries:
- Latest Thinking — short articles across subjects, such as research funding and sustainability strategy.
- Popular Resources — free items to explore and share, including a report on navigating AI in education and academic publishing tips.
- Word of the Day — a daily dictionary feature, for example "maqam" on 22 October 2026.
These are supporting content rather than separate publishing areas, but they show the breadth of what OUP publishes beyond textbooks and journals.
Choosing where to start
- If you're a student or teacher looking for revision and school resources, start with Education.
- If you want English language courses or teaching materials, start with English Language.
- If you need research literature or academic publishing guidance, start with Academic.
In each case, use the "Discover more" link in "Explore our Portfolio" to move from the homepage highlight to the full offering.