Butterworth-Heinemann

Butterworth-Heinemann

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Parent company	Elsevier
Status
Traded as
Predecessor
Founded	1990
Founder
Defunct
Successor
Country of origin	United Kingdom
Headquarters location	Oxford, England

Butterworth-Heinemann is a prominent publishing company known for its extensive range of academic and professional books and journals. It was established in 1990 through the merger of two well-known publishing houses, Butterworths and Heinemann. The company is now an imprint of Elsevier, a leading provider of scientific, technical, and medical information.

History

Butterworth-Heinemann was formed by the merger of Butterworths, a legal and professional publisher, and Heinemann, a publisher with a strong focus on educational and academic texts. The merger aimed to combine the strengths of both companies to create a comprehensive resource for professionals and students in various fields.

Publications

Butterworth-Heinemann publishes a wide array of books and journals, primarily focusing on subjects such as medicine, engineering, business, and technology. The imprint is renowned for its high-quality, peer-reviewed content that serves as essential resources for professionals and academics.

Medical Publications

In the field of medicine, Butterworth-Heinemann offers a variety of textbooks and reference materials that are widely used by medical students, practitioners, and researchers. These publications cover a broad spectrum of medical disciplines, providing in-depth knowledge and practical insights.

Engineering and Technology

The imprint is also a key player in the publication of engineering and technology books. These resources are designed to support both academic study and professional practice, offering cutting-edge information on the latest developments in these fields.

Business and Management

Butterworth-Heinemann's business and management publications are highly regarded for their practical approach and relevance to current industry practices. They provide valuable insights for both students and professionals looking to enhance their knowledge and skills.

Acquisition by Elsevier

In 1998, Butterworth-Heinemann became part of Elsevier, a global leader in information and analytics. This acquisition allowed Butterworth-Heinemann to expand its reach and continue its mission of providing high-quality educational and professional resources.

Also see

• Elsevier
• Academic publishing
• Medical education
• Engineering education