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If you go online to book publisher Oxford University Press, you can get 25% off 1,000s of university textbooks when you enter the code WEBXSTU92 at the checkout. Delivery should take between three to five working days, and is free for all orders over £20 (within UK). This is an on-going deal with no end date. The code is not limited to one use either, so you can use it as many times as you like.
The code will only work on physical university textbooks (not eBooks or school books). Once you've selected the book you'd like to purchase, it should say 'published by OUP Higher Education Division' under 'Add to Basket' – if in doubt, apply the code and see if the price reduces.
What is Oxford University Press?
One of the biggest publishers of textbooks, Oxford University Press is a department of Oxford University and a charitable organisation. It covers a vast range of subjects, such as Law, Chemistry, Politics and Business. If you're looking to purchase items from your course reading list, there's a good chance you'll find what you need on the site.
See our Student Discounts and Deals page for more ways to save.
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25% off Oxford University Press
Via code, valid on university textbooks only
ExpiredIf you go online to book publisher, Oxford University Press, you can get 25% off 1,000s of university textbooks when you enter the code WEBXSTU92 at the checkout. Delivery should take 3-5 working days and costs £4.95, or it's free if you spend £20 or more.
The code will only work on physical university textbooks (not eBooks or school books). Once you've selected the book you'd like to purchase, it should say 'published by OUP Higher Education Division' under 'Add to Basket' – if in doubt, apply the code and see if the price reduces.
We found lots of instances where the code made the textbook the cheapest around, if buying new. Here are some examples we found on Tue 4 Jan:
Human Flourishing by Andrew Briggs and Michael J. Reiss (Hardback) – £18.75 after code
Bryman's Social Research Methods (Sixth Edition) by Tom Clark, Liam Foster, Luke Sloan, and Alan Bryman (Paperback) – £33.74 after code
Cornerstones of Attachment Research by Robbie Duschinsky (Hardback) – £41.25 after code
A Geography of Infection (Second Edition) by Matthew R. Smallman-Raynor, Andrew D. Cliff, J. Keith Ord, and Peter Hagget (Hardback) – £41.25 after code
What is Oxford University Press?
One of the biggest publishers of textbooks, Oxford University Press is a department of Oxford University and a charitable organisation. It covers a vast range of subjects, such as Law, Chemistry, Politics and Business. If you're looking to purchase items from your course reading list, there's a good chance you'll find what you need on the site.
See our Student Discounts and Deals page for more ways to save.
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25% off university textbooks
Via code. Online at Oxford University Press
ExpiredWith many courses taking place online this year, and campus bookshops less accessible, here's a way to order textbooks comparatively cheaply. Oxford University Press is offering 25% off ALL university textbooks online when you enter the code WEBXSTU92 at checkout. Delivery's £4.95, or free on orders of £20 or more.
Important: The code works on textbooks only – it won't work on school books or other types of book. If in doubt, apply the code and see if the price reduces.
While normal delivery time is 3-5 working days, Oxford University Press asks that you allow an extra five days as there may be delays during the pandemic.
We found lots of instances where the code made the textbook the cheapest around, if buying new. Here are some examples we found on Fri 25 Sep:
Criminology Skills (Third Edition) by Emily Finch and Stefan Fafinski (Paperback) – £23.24 after code
Next cheapest we found: £26.99 at Amazon
Comparative Politics (Fifth Edition) by Daniele Caramani (Paperback) – £26.24 after code
Next cheapest we found: £31.06 at Books PleaseHow Constitutional Rights Matter by Adam Chilton, Mila Versteeg (Hardback) – £48 after code
Next cheapest we found: £60.16 at WHSmith
What is Oxford University Press?
One of the biggest publishers of textbooks, Oxford University Press is a department of Oxford University and a charitable organisation. It covers a vast range of subjects, such as Law, Chemistry, Politics and Business. If you're looking to purchase items from your course reading list, there's a good chance you'll find what you need on the site.
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