Access available to Oxford Scholarship Online e-books

Oxford Scholarship Online (OSO) is an online resource from Oxford University Press for e-books covering a wide range of topics in humanities, social sciences, sciences, medicine, business management, and law, and access to this expanding collection is now available at UCL Library.

Currently, OSO covers 27 subject areas, including those listed below, you can browse by subject by clicking on the links below. UCL library members can access these resources in Explore. 

You can browse by subject by clicking on the links below:



Please note that remote access is limited to UCL staff and students. 
NHS library members can access these resources by visiting a UCL library with a dedicated e-resources PC (Explore Access Point). 

NHS staff can also access Oxford Medicines Online resources with their NHS OpenAthens account.
If you have any questions about how to access these resources, please contact the GOS ICH library staff, our email is: ich.library@ucl.ac.uk.


















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