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Manchester University Press is known globally as a publisher of Humanities and Social Sciences research. We currently publish over 170 books each year, as well as seven journals.
At Manchester University Press (MUP), our mission is to be recognized globally for the excellence of our publishing, advancing research and learning for the benefit of society and the wider environment.
Might, right, prosperity…. By Helen Thompson.
Manchester University Press is a name trusted by students and scholars worldwide as a clear indication of the best scholarly content. We are always on the lookout for academically rigorous, accessible textbooks that fill gaps in the market and provide convenient, affordable texts for busy course tutors to set for their students.
Trade Spring / Summer 2023. Includes a full list of new trade titles publishing between March 2023 and July 2023, 2022 bestsellers, audiobooks and more. Download (3.71 MB)
Open Access. MUP has been active in supporting and developing Open Access (OA) publishing for over a decade. We are one of the largest University Press publishers of OA books, and the majority of our journals are published using a ‘platinum’ OA model.
Jun 7, 2024 · Pride Month 2024. Posted by rhiandavies - Friday, 7 Jun 2024. This Pride Month, join us in celebrating LGBTQ+ history with our specially curated collection of queer history books from Manchester University Press. Our selection offers a rich exploration of the diverse narratives that have shaped the LGBTQ+ community over the centuries.
Manchester University Press is the university press of the University of Manchester, England and a publisher of academic books and journals. Manchester University Press has developed into an international publisher.
Founded in 1904, we’re the third largest university press in England, and our distinctive brand is known globally for excellent research in the Humanities and Social Sciences from leading names and up-and-coming scholars around the World.
Manchester University Press (MUP) publishes more than 200 peer-reviewed books each year across the humanities and social sciences. As Simon Ross, MUP's Chief Executive, explains, this output must meet the need not only of the academic community and broader readership, but also of society at large.
