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Subscriptions are available to most Cambridge journals in Print + Online, Print Only and Online Only formats, although an increasing number of journals are only available online. The latest journals price list is available here.
To buy packages of online Cambridge journals at discounted prices, or for licences to access your chosen journals online from multiple sites, please contact us .
We welcome enquiries from academic institutions as well as from commercial organisations. Please note that Consortia and Site Licence pricing will not result in you paying less for your existing subscriptions, but can add a great deal of invaluable content for a modest additional cost.
Online purchase and download of articles is available for individual users on Cambridge Core. From search results, journal issues or individual article landing pages, readers can purchase articles instantly on the platform.
The Cambridge Journals Digital Archive (CJDA) is available via perpetual access for a one time fee, or through annual lease. Collections can be tailored to your individual requirements and range from the complete archive right through to individual journal archives. More information about the CJDA is available here.
Cambridge previously required a minimum purchase of 25 ebook titles in order to trigger single title purchasing. There is no longer a minimum requirement and new customers are able to purchase individual titles without restrictions.
Subject collections are available on Cambridge Core, covering more than 50 areas of study. Collections can be customised according to your subject interest. Also available are our Essential eBooks Collections, featuring the top 50 best-selling titles in each area.
Please contact your sales representative for further information about how to create your fully customisable collection.
Under an evidence based acquisition (EBA) model, institutions are given access to an extensive online collection of ebooks from Cambridge University Press and our publishing partners, before they make decisions about which titles to buy access to in perpetuity. The evidence to support decision making is supplied in the form of usage reports, indicating which titles are the most popular within the institution during the period. Read more about EBA here.
Advanced ordering is available for forthcoming titles. You can either purchase the complete list of our forthcoming new titles or you can specify custom subject areas. Through advanced ordering, any newly published titles are acquired automatically as they become available. Please contact your sales representative for a customised quotation.
Librarians can now instantly purchase titles directly via Cambridge Core using the self service 'add to basket' functionality. To find out if this service is available in your territory, or to set up self service functionality for your institution, please contact your sales representative.
A selection of over 700 textbooks are now available for your institution to access on a title-by-title basis with unlimited campus-wide concurrency. Access is provided via an annual lease model. More information on the titles and key features can be found on our Higher Education platform. If you would like to discuss pricing and access, please contact your Cambridge library sales representative or visit our contact us page .
Purchase perpetual access to the full Cambridge Histories collection, or smaller thematic or regional collections, via a one-time fee.
Cambridge Histories are available to buy on a title-by-title basis.
If you have previously purchased the Cambridge Histories archive, you can update your collection with a single annual invoice and receive access to all new Histories published in that year.
Find out more at cambridge.org/cambridgehistories
Purchase perpetual access to the full Cambridge Companions collection, or smaller subject collections via a one time fee. This also includes a 30% built-in discount with your purchase.
Cambridge Companions are available to buy on a title-by-title basis.
Keep your collection up-to-date with a single annual invoice and receive access to all new Companions published in that year.
Cambridge Companions content is available to all customers, new and existing, on an annual lease basis. This option includes rolling access to new titles as they are published.
Find out more at cambridge.org/companions
Shakespeare Survey is available online to libraries, institutions and individuals as perpetual purchase or via annual subscription. The cost of an organisational licence depends on the size and type of institution. Shakespeare Survey on Cambridge Core.