Membership

Invest in you: become a member of the Microbiology Society.

We have a home for your research and offer fee-free and discounted publishing (dependent on institutional agreement/membership category).

Members can also access grants like our Research Visit and Society Events Grants, and
attend Society events at reduced rates, including our Annual Conference.

Join, renew or get involved today!

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Join the Society

We offer a range of membership options. View the categories available to find the one most suitable for you.

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Renew your membership

Some of our member benefits only apply to members with continuous membership. If it's time to renew yours, do so today!

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Membership benefits

From publishing discounts, to grants to attend events. Find out all of the ways Microbiology Society membership can benefit you and your professional development.

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Get Involved

From joining our governance, to contributing to policy briefings, find out how to get the most out of your membership and enhance your career.

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Early Career Hub

If you are an early career microbiologist, build your network and opportunities by joining the Early Career (EC) Forum.

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Society Champions

Our Champions raise awareness of the Microbiology Society and microbiology globally, by organising activities in their local communities and participating in Society-led activities.

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Honorary Members

Learn about the members that have been awarded Honorary Membership by the Society's Advisory Council.

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Leaving a legacy

By remembering the Society in your Will you can help support the future of microbiology and the next generation of microbiologists.