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The European Astronomical Society (EAS) promotes and advances astronomy in Europe. Professional astronomers consist our main body of individual members, including PhD students. However, the EAS is open to applications by non-professional astronomers that work actively toward the goals of the EAS; for example, professionals working in a planetarium, museum are welcome. Feel free to contact the EAS office if you wish to clarify your eligibility.

By becoming a member, you will strengthen the voice of European astronomy, support the various EAS activities and enjoy many benefits.

Members of Affiliated Societies (see list of Affiliated Societies) should not apply directly to EAS but should contact their Affiliated Society and indicate their interest in joining EAS. The Affiliated Societies will transmit lists on a regular basis. Alternatively, you can become a paying EAS Individual member and fill the form.

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Classes

The Individual Membership of the Society consists of Ordinary Members, Junior Members, and Honorary Members. Members of Affiliated Societies are also categorized as Ordinary or Junior Members, and share the same rights as the Individual Members. The EAS has also Organisational Members.

Ordinary Members
Persons who have shown by their contribution to science, by their professional activity or otherwise, to the Council's satisfaction, that they can further the cause and object of the Society, may become Ordinary members of the Society.
Persons applying for ordinary membership normally do so on the standard application form signed by two members.
IAU members are exempted from this signature formality. Members of Affiliated Societies are invited to become directly EAS members at no cost through their Affiliated Society.
Junior Members
Students for an advanced degree in astronomy or related science may become Junior members.
Students applying for Junior membership normally do so on the standard application form signed by the supervisor and one (other) Ordinary member. At the beginning of the year following the award of the Ph.D. degree, the junior membership shall cease and the junior member may request to become an Ordinary member. No person may be a junior member for more than seven years unless Council decides otherwise because of exceptional circumstances. Junior members are entitled to a reduced annual contribution (to be set by the council). They have the same right and privileges as Ordinary members.
PhD students that are members of Affiliated Societies are invited to become directly EAS members at no cost through their Affiliated Society.
Honorary Members
Honorary Members are elected by the Council.

To become a member of EAS, please fill in the application form.

Benefits

Benefits of Individual Membership of EAS

In particular, EAS individual members receive:

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Fees

Membership Fees

Starting in 2019, there is one single fee of € 40 for all individual membership classes. Members of Affiliated Societies for which we have received their names and details have free EAS membership. If you think that you can benefit from free EAS membership based on your membership in Affiliated Society, please contact the EAS Office for clarification. Otherwise, you are welcome to apply for EAS membership as paying individual member.

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