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Become a member of the ANZGG

The ANZGG is now offering membership. You can become a member by clicking the link below.

Become an ANZGG member

The categories of membership are:

Ordinary - is a person who is not eligible for any other category of membership

Student - a person who is pursuing a full-time course of study related to the field of Geomorphology

Concession - a person who is not employed or who is retired.

Life - a person who has made an outstanding contribution to the discipline and practice of Geomorphology over a substantial period of years or who has provided exceptional long-term service and support to the Association. A Life membership is proposed by the Committee and must be approved by a general meeting. Life members are not expected to pay fees so long as they remain a member.

Membership fees, commencing in 2019 are:

• Ordinary, 1 year: $60 AUD
• Ordinary, 4 years: $200 AUD (~17 % discount)
• Student, 1 year: $15 AUD
• Student, 4 years: $48 AUD (20 % discount)
• Concession, 1 year: $15 AUD
• Life: no charge.

Membership is based on a calendar year. New members joining after 1 July will get the remaining months of that year free.

What do you get by becoming a member?

Members will receive benefits such as:

• Discounts on registration for ANZGG conferences
• Discounts on registration for conferences offered by affiliated organisations, such as the British Society for Geomorphology
• Helpful advice on CEnvP (Geomorphology) accreditation
• Notification of news, events, grants and job opportunities
• Access to an extensive network of geomorphologists across Australia, New Zealand and beyond  

Your membership fees will also go towards supporting young geomorphologists through conference awards and grants.