Log in help for the BBC College of Journalism
This Site Help page provides the information you need to access the free and subscribed content on the BBC College of Journalism site via the Oxford University Press gateway.
1 Other resources
If you do not find the information you need, other useful resources include:
- our FAQs, which answer specific customer service and technical questions;
- the About page which offers a range of general information and details about the BBC College of Journalism site and OUP's relationship with the BBC;
- the BBC's Help pages.
2. Publicly Available Content
The full content of the BBC College of Journalism is freely available to all in the UK. Outside of the UK selected modules from the site will be made freely available every month. Links to this publicly available content can be found from http://bbcjournalism.oup.com.
3. Accessing the site
After your subscription setup is complete, there are a variety of ways to access the site.
3.1 Automatic Authentication
Automatic authentication is the most common means of accessing the contents of BBC College of Journalism. Most institutions will set up their access via IP-authentication or URL referrer. If you come to the site through a subscribing institution, you will automatically be logged in when you access the site – you don't have to do anything.
If you believe your institution subscribes, but you are not automatically logged in when you go to the site, please consult your librarian or library administrator.
Librarians, you can find out about setting up your institution via Subscriber Services.
3.2 Username and Password
If you have password access to the site, type your username and password into the login fields on the home page.
- Remember that your password is case-sensitive.
- If you have forgotten your password, click here.
If you have problems logging in, please contact
Customer Service.
Some institutions require username and password authentication. If you do not know your institution's log in details, please consult your librarian.
