Ordinary Membership
Eligibility and benefits
Membership is open to researchers, clinicians and students in the field of endocrinology and hormonal systems. These members have voting rights and can attend general meetings.
Benefits will include reduced rate registration at the European Congress of Endocrinology and any other ESE events, access to a web-based directory of European endocrinologists, a tri-annual newsletter, email alerts advising of news and grants and free on-line access to the European Journal of Endocrinology. Members also receive a reduced rate print subscription to the European Journal of Endocrinology and a reduced rate for print and on-line access to the Journal of Endocrinology, Journal of Molecular Endocrinology, and Endocrine-Related Cancer.
Membership fees
A reduced rate is available for members from countries below high income country status, as classified by the World Bank. Income status can be checked at http://www.worldbank.org/data/countryclass/classgroups.htm#High_income
Endocrinologists who are from countries classified as high income, but who are under 35 years of age or retired from employment will also be eligible for the reduced rate.
Individual membership is classified as Ordinary Membership.
| One year membership | €70 for ordinary membership and €35 reduced rate |
| Three year membership | €190 for ordinary membership and €95 reduced rate |
| Lifetime membership | €1120 for ordinary membership and €560 reduced rate |
Please note: all memberships include on-line access to the European Journal of Endocrinology.
Reduced subscription rates for ESE official journals
The reduced subscription rates, available to all members of the ESE, for the ESE official journals are as follows (prices shown are for 2010 journal subscriptions):
European Journal of Endocrinology |
€110 |
Print only |
Journal of Endocrinology |
€235 |
Print & on-line |
Journal of Molecular Endocrinology |
€217 |
Print & on-line |
Endocrine-Related Cancer |
€198 |
Print & on-line |
Application process and supporting materials
Applications for Ordinary Membership and subscription to the journals at the reduced rate should be made on the form 'Application for ESE Ordinary Membership'.
You can complete the application and make payment on-line. For payment you will be taken to a secure server where you can safely enter your credit card details for quick and easy payment using the secure and trusted WorldPay system.
Alternatively you can download the application form return it, together with the payment, to the ESE Secretariat. If you decide to download and complete the printable version of the application then payment can only be made by bank transfer or cheque and details can be found on the application form. Please note if arranging payment by bank transfer then all bank charges must be paid for by the applicant. Payment can only be made by credit card if you complete the on-line application form.
Applications for Ordinary Membership must be from members of a national medical or scientific society in endocrinology or a related subject. Please indicate on the membership form the society of which you are a member. Please note that applications will not be processed without this information and without payment.
Applications for Ordinary Membership must be accompanied by payment of the membership fee. The application should be returned to the ESE Secretary, European Society of Endocrinology, Euro House, 22 Apex Court, Woodlands, Bradley Stoke, Bristol, BS32 4JT, UK or emailed to info@euro-endo.org, entitled 'Application for ESE Ordinary Membership' or faxed to +44 1454 642222.
Payment details
Payment can be made by:
On-line via the ESE Website
The quickest and easiest way to arrange payment is through the ESE website. Please click here to proceed to the on-line application form.
Bank transfer
To arrange a bank transfer, the account details are:
HSBC Bank
Account name: European Society of Endocrinology
Bank Account number: IBAN GB23 MIDL 4005 1560 3661 60
Branch Identifier Code/SWIFT: BIC MIDLGB22
Account Number: 60366160
Sort Code 40-05-15
All Bank charges must be paid by the member and it is important that you quote your full name on the payment instruction. You can then email, fax or post your application form to the ESE Secretariat.
Cheque
Cheques are to be made payable to European Society of Endocrinology and sent to the following address, together with your completed application form:
ESE Secretariat
Euro House
22 Apex Court
Bradley Stoke
Bristol. BS32 4JT. UK.
Please note that applications will not be processed unless payment has been received.
Approval procedure
All applications for Ordinary membership are formally approved by the ESE Executive Committee.
