Sydney University Press
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Sydney University Press (SUP) is a not-for-profit, scholarly publisher. Since 2005, SUP has published over 400 new research titles in the fields of animal studies, archaeology, Australian literature, history, public health, urban planning, social work, education, healthy ageing and Indigenous issues.
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About Sydney University Press
Sydney University Press (SUP) is a renowned not-for-profit scholarly publisher specializing in research-based books that ignite intellectual discourse and provoke thought. With a belief in the transformative power of knowledge, SUP is dedicated to enabling, supporting, and facilitating the dissemination of exceptional research. Their mission is centered on expanding the accessibility of knowledge and fostering engagement with individual works.
With a history that dates back to 1962, SUP has published numerous influential books and journals across a wide range of subjects. They are guided by an esteemed Advisory Board and employ a rigorous peer review process to ensure the quality and scholarly value of their publications. In addition to their extensive publishing program in humanities and social sciences, SUP also specializes in republishing Australian classics and out-of-copyright texts from the University of Sydney Library.
Furthermore, they have established various series, both national and international in scope, addressing topics such as public and social policy, animal studies, and Celtic studies. With an impressive track record and a commitment to excellence, Sydney University Press continues to shape intellectual discourse and impact the academic community
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
1962
Company size
2-10 employees
