Membership of FEBS

In order to become a member of FEBS, you need to be a member of one of our 43 Constituent Societies.  Once you have joined a FEBS Constituent Society you are automatically a member of FEBS.

As a member of FEBS, you are offered several opportunities and benefits:

• Five different types of fellowships,
   
• an extensive Advanced Courses programme,
  
  
• Travel grants to FEBS Advanced Courses, and
  
  
• Several activites that specifically promote young scientists' careers, women and networking. 

Except in the case of Return-To-Europe Fellowships, the Fellowship programme is only open to FEBS members who are resident in a FEBS member country.

FEBS members living outside Europe are eligible for Travel Grants for Advanced Courses and the Young Scientist Forum if they are nationals of a FEBS member country.  The amount of the travel grant is based on the distance between the applicant's original FEBS country of residence to the Course/Forum site.

FEBS has three scientific publications.  Younger authors who submit to our journals have the chance to win 10,000 Euro.  Click here to read more.  The prizes reflect the general mission to promote basic science and scientists. 

You can read all about our many offers and activities at this website.

If you have questions regarding membership, do not hesitate to send us an email

From here (or from Our Members submenu above) double click on the country on the map to see a short summary of the activities of each FEBS Member country, as well as to find a link to their individual websites.

Many FEBS member societies do accept members from other countries.  If you have any queries about membership in a specific country, please contact them directly.