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Oxford University Research Archive is the University of Oxford's repository for its research output. Members of the University of Oxford can deposit research including articles, conference papers, theses and data. The site also presents latest additions.
University of Oxford over in Oxford, United Kingdom is where it's at for Arts and Humanities, Social Sciences and Economics, Econometrics and Finance.
Oxford Brookes University is a leading modern university in the United Kingdom with an international reputation for teaching excellence, innovation, and strong links with business and industry. It is home to a team of over 800 research experts addressing global societal, economic and technological challenges. 86% of its full-time undergraduate graduates enter work or further study within 15 months of graduation.
Oxford English Dictionary helps learn languages with dictionaries, reading tools, lessons, pronunciation, or study resources.
Oxford Online provides educational videos, lessons, tutorials, or self-learning resources.
Series of reference materials published by Oxford University Press and digital library collection at Oxford Reference Online.
OxfordLearnersDictionaries provides educational videos, lessons, tutorials, or self-learning resources.
The British National Corpus is a 100 million word collection of samples of written and spoken language from a wide range of sources, designed to represent a wide cross-section of British English from the late twentieth century. The 1994 edition can be downloaded from the Oxford Text Archive, and online services such as BNCWeb at Lancaster University, which requires registration, allow users to search and explore the corpus. It was selected for use in language based research and development. The corpus is maintained by the Faculty of Linguistics, Philology and Phonetics at the University of Oxford.
The Coronavirus Government Response Tracker, formally the Oxford Covid-19 Government Response Tracker (OxCGRT), is a project run by the University of Oxford Blavatnik School of Government. It tracked and compared COVID-19 policy responses across the globe consistently over 2020, 2021, and 2022, and released the collected policy data for free public use. The project team continues to research the impacts and determinants of pandemic policy, and collaborates with partners to develop fast-deployment data collection methods for use in future pandemics.
Miami University of Ohio — Oxford, United States — is where it's at for Social Sciences, Psychology and Business, Management and Accounting.
Online reference featuring Oxford University Press titles.
Oxford Today is a magazine publishing features, commentary and specialist editorial coverage.
Oxfordshire Open Data provides a place for the public, researchers and developers to access, analyse and share information about the area. Data may be viewed, re-used and downloaded under licence. The site offers browsing by categories including population, finance, economy, education, elections, environment, food, health, parks, planning, public safety, land and property, and transportation.
The Oxford Student reports local, regional, campus or community news in United Kingdom.
The University of Mississippi, also called Ole Miss, is an institution offering academic programs and research opportunities. It describes more than 90 majors for bachelor's degrees, graduate programs at an R1 research institution, internships, athletics and campus life in Oxford.
Affixes.org is an educational website that serves as a dictionary of English prefixes and suffixes. It contains more than 1,250 entries illustrated by approximately 10,000 examples, with all entries defined and explained. The content is based on Michael Quinion’s Oxford University Press book Ologies and Isms: Word Beginnings and Endings, updated with new entries. The site has no advertisements, and relies on visitor donations via secure PayPal payments to cover running costs.
This page documents a method to access the Oxford English Dictionary without an account by using a Hertfordshire Libraries library card number formatted as 'hertsb' followed by any nine digits.
CiteMaker is an online citation machine and bibliography maker for student academic assignment referencing. It supports formatting citations in APA, Harvard, MLA, Oxford, Chicago, Turabian, and HavAus styles, with tools for automatic and manual citation creation. The service generates in-text citations, allows export of reference lists to email, Microsoft Word, Google Docs, or PDF, offers Google Drive storage, includes an automatic WorldCat OCLC citation generator, and is accessible on PC, iPad iOS, and Android tablets. Registered users can save unlimited reference lists, and a free 30-day trial is available.
Digital Bodleian provides access to over a million images of rare books, manuscripts and other treasures from the Bodleian Libraries and Oxford college libraries. It includes digitized collections such as incunabula, medieval manuscripts and modern archives, and supports searching by terms, facets and advanced queries.
The Electronic Text Corpus of Sumerian Literature is a University of Oxford project providing nearly 400 literary compositions from ancient Mesopotamia. It contains Sumerian texts in transliteration, English prose translations and bibliographic information, which can be searched, browsed and read online. Funding ended in 2006, and no work is currently being done on the site or its contents.
Encyclopedia.com is a free online encyclopedia and reference resource. It aggregates reference entries from more than 200 trusted published sources, including Oxford University Press and Columbia Encyclopedia. The platform offers access to nearly 200,000 citeable reference entries and over 50,000 topic summaries accompanied by pictures, videos, and related newspaper and magazine articles. Users can search content via keyword or alphabet browse, and rate and sort reference entries. It is used by universities and institutions for research and provides homework help.
Online presentation of the Book of Enoch from The Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha of the Old Testament, translated by R.H. Charles and published by Oxford: The Clarendon Press. The page reproduces the text in sections, beginning with Section I, Chapters I-XXXVI, and includes a translation option.
The Historical Thesaurus of English is a University of Glasgow resource that documents the evolution of English word meanings from early medieval times to the present. It organizes nearly all recorded English words into hierarchical meaning structures, based primarily on the Oxford English Dictionary and A Thesaurus of Old English. The first print edition was published in 2009, and the online second edition has been released on the project site from 2020 onwards. It is intended for use by linguists, historians, and students of English.
OpenCulture hosts a page listing 1,700 free online courses from top global universities including Yale, MIT, Harvard, and Oxford. Many listed offerings are Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs). Users can access free MOOC versions by selecting the “Full Course, No Certificate” option on edX or the “Audit” option on Coursera. Paid course certificates or credentials incur fees, and OpenCulture receives affiliate commissions from partner platforms Coursera, FutureLearn and edX for these paid enrollments.
