Oxford University Press digital resources now available to the NaUKMA community

Oxford University Press (OUP) is one of the world’s largest university presses, providing access to academic journals, reference resources, encyclopedias, dictionaries, scholarly monographs, and other academic publications across the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, medicine, and law.

Resources included in the collection

Oxford Journals Collection (multidisciplinary collection) — more than 380 highly regarded academic journals covering the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, medicine, and law. The full list of journals is available here.

African American Studies Center & Oxford Biography Resources — comprehensive databases supporting historical, biographical, and cultural research.

Oxford Art and Music Resources (Grove Art, Benezit, Oxford Music) — leading digital encyclopedias for researchers and scholars in art history and musicology.

Oxford Bibliographies — expertly curated annotated bibliographies that help researchers quickly identify reliable academic sources across a wide range of subjects.

Oxford Dictionaries Premium — contemporary bilingual dictionaries, professional language guides, and practical reference materials.

Oxford English Dictionary (OED) Online — an authoritative resource documenting the history and evolution of the English language over the past millennium.

Oxford Handbooks Online — a collection of authoritative scholarly handbooks published by Oxford University Press, covering 17 subject areas. The handbooks feature in-depth contributions from leading international scholars, providing overviews of current research, analysing contemporary academic approaches, and identifying directions for future study.

Oxford Law Pro — a comprehensive legal research platform bringing together authoritative resources on international arbitration, constitutional and competition law, public and private international law, human rights, diplomacy, international organisations, jurisdiction, and other areas of legal scholarship.

Oxford Medicine Online & Clinical Psychology Online — access to more than 1,800 authoritative medical books and specialised publications in clinical psychology.

Oxford Reference Online — a comprehensive reference platform containing more than two million entries across a broad range of academic disciplines.

Oxford Research Encyclopedias (OREs) — an extensive digital initiative by Oxford University Press bringing together 26 subject-specific encyclopedias in the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences. The platform provides researchers with reliable, expert-reviewed information, helping them explore unfamiliar topics, establish a solid foundation of knowledge, and access verified facts in an increasingly complex information environment.

Oxford Scholarly Editions Online — a collection of authoritative, annotated primary sources for scholars and students. The platform currently covers works by authors active between 701 and 1901, as well as classical texts in Latin and Ancient Greek.

Oxford Scholarship Online (OSO) — an extensive digital library providing convenient access to more than 17,000 scholarly monographs and academic publications from Oxford University Press. The collection is integrated into the Oxford Academic platform, allowing users to search across the publisher’s books and journals through a single interface.

Access information

On-campus access: Resources are available through the University’s local network.

Remote access: Remote access is not currently available. The platforms cannot be accessed from home or through external mobile internet connections.

Licence restrictions: Please note that some materials are not included in the University’s current institutional licence. Access to these publications may be limited to abstracts and bibliographic information, without the option to view or download the full text.

Access to these resources has been made possible through the University’s participation in the EIFL-Ukraine Consortium.