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Undergraduate membership
An Undergraduate Membership is suitable for you if you are an undergraduate student studying for a degree in physiology, or in a related discipline.
A one-off membership fee covers the entire length of your undergraduate studies. You can apply for an individual subscription or, to join at a reduced rate, you can join as a group with five or more students from the same institution. Joining as a group also makes you eligible for additional funding opportunities.
Why join?
A membership with The Society provides a great opportunity to keep up-to-date with research developments, present your own work and forge new collaborations with other scientists. Our annual Main Meeting is now one of the biggest international physiological meetings in the calendar, attracting over 1000 scientists from around the world. Our growing membership of over 3000 offers unrivalled opportunities to kick-start your career in physiology!
As an Undergraduate Member you will benefit from:
- Discounted attendance at Society Meetings
- Eligibility to apply for funding
- Opportunity to write for Physiology News – The Society’s quarterly magazine
- Printed copy of Physiology News
- Eligibility for Undergraduate Prize in Physiology
- Access to a wide range of Special Interest Groups – an invaluable resource of like-minded individuals, providing excellent networking opportunities
- Free registration for techniques workshops to gain invaluable practical skills
- Access to careers conferences and guidance
- 25% discount on Wiley-Blackwell books
What do I need to do?
Undergraduate group applications should be processed through the institutional Society Representative. Individual applications require support from the head of department, course tutor or equivalent
If you need any help please contact membership@physoc.org or call 020 7269 5728
Complete an application form
To apply for a new individual Undergraduate Membership, please visit our Online Applications Service area.
