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Trial use for Cambridge University Press e-books

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An extensive collection of Cambridge University Press e-books from many different disciplines available until the end of November 2025.
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Aalto University has access to more than 50 000 e-books published by Cambridge University Press. The books can be found through the Aalto-Primo and directly in the Cambridge Core database.

Trial use does not include textbooks nor Cambridge Histories or Cambridge Companions.

The e-books will be available until the end of November 2025, after which we will select some of the books for permanent use based on usage statistics and customer feedback.

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