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Gender pay

Gender pay

Towards a more inclusive workplace

We serve many millions of students, teachers and researchers around the world. We do so with a clear mission: ‘to contribute to society through the pursuit of education, learning and research at the highest international levels of excellence’.

We can best fulfil that mission when each of our nearly 7,000 colleagues can give their best. That means nurturing an inclusive working culture, where everyone feels supported and empowered to fulfil their potential. We want to foster a working culture characterised by fairness, transparency and equity. One where gender does not influence career progression or compensation. Across our organisation, we are taking actions to enable this. In some areas, as our reporting shows, we’ve made strong progress. In others, our values mean we have to go further – and at pace. We are determined to do so.

Measuring and tackling the opportunity gap

View our full 2025 Gender Opportunity Report covering the UK, India, the Philippines, and the United States. 

To satisfy our statutory obligation to the UK Government, we also publish a separate Gender Pay Gap report for OCR. Our data is also included within the University of Cambridge Gender Pay Gap Report. 

We have moved to a new method for reporting that will help us address this area even more effectively. Our analysis and reporting now focus on what we call the 'gender opportunity gap' as the key measure. This shift is enabling deeper insights across the business and is informing leadership teams about where action is most needed. Closing the gender opportunity gap is one important way in which we will help more colleagues feel they can pursue their potential with us, regardless of their background or identity. Getting this right will help us better represent and engage with the more than 100 million learners we serve around the world.

Previous reports

Cambridge University Press & Assessment

Cambridge University Press & Assessment was formed on 1 August 2021, bringing together two organisations: Cambridge University Press and Cambridge Assessment.

Cambridge Assessment

Cambridge University Press