If you’ve chosen a non-traditional route into publishing, jumped industries, or moved out of the publishing sphere and into another industry using the skills you’ve gained, 'The Next Chapter' series is where you can share your story.

On the first evening of August, the European Office of Princeton University Press (PUP) in Oxford hosted a vibrant celebration: the SYP Oxford’s 75th Anniversary Party. Read on for an event review by our Editor, Tuğçe.

The Society of Young Publishers (SYP) has been the premier resource for young people looking to gain access to or advance within the publishing industry for over seven decades. Learn more about what they do, how to join them and different opportunities they provide to boost your publishing career.

Changing careers to publishing is a challenging journey. Particularly, if you are a foreign national needing sponsorship. This article explores some of these challenges and how we can address them.

Diversity in publishing has long been acknowledged as an issue. While there's a consensus within the industry about the need for more diverse voices, in practice, there's still a significant gap. The industry has made progress in recruiting more diversely, but there is considerable work remaining to be done in the retention of staff.

Each publisher is organized slightly differently. If you’re new to the industry, it can be confusing trying to decide which path to take. This department guide will cover the most typical departments that you might find in a publishing company.

Anyone familiar with publishing will be aware of the range of publishing categories and genres that abound such as Trade or Academic. But what are these categories? What do they mean and how are they defined?

The London Book Fair is one of the largest events in the publishing industry, attracting professionals from all around the world. Here are our 7 top tips for making the most of your time at the LBF this year.