Through the licensing of rights to our Children's and Educational content, we enable you to tailor our world-class content to your market
Rights
Through the licensing of rights to our Children's and Educational content, we enable you to tailor our world-class content to your market
It is our mission to ensure that the highest quality of content is available to all children and students. It is a pleasure to work with you to ensure that we reach as many children as possible, ensuring they can benefit from the highest quality content in the language, format or style that suits them best. Thank you for partnering with us.
Our licensing activity includes:
- Translations and bilingual editions
- Reprints and adaptations
- Film, stage & TV rights
- Electronic and audio licensing
- Permissions
We offer content in print and digital formats for:
- Children’s Books – picture books and fiction
- Learning at home
- Dictionaries and children’s language
- Primary and Secondary education, for UK and international curricula
- Teacher training and development
- Non-fiction
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Electronic Rights
OUP is actively licensing digital rights across the full range of our titles. We aim to establish strategic partnerships with Ed-Tech start-ups, digital media firms and traditional publishers interested in licensing first-class content for their digital products.
Our partners can use their know-how and technology to add value to our content, re-imagining it in a digital form.
Our text, images and audio can be digital optimised for e-reading platforms, e-learning portals, educational apps, hand-held devices, software and games.
The team
Rights Sales Director
Senior Business Development Manager
For educational resources only: USA, South Korea, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland
Senior Rights Manager
Rights Manager
Rachel Walter
Rights Manager
Rights Executive
We participate in all the major book fairs, as well as visiting a number of countries throughout the year and welcome representatives from overseas publishers to our Oxford office.
For any permission requests to reproduce copyrighted material, please go to our Permissions requests page.
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