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Why become a member?

The Society is open to all healthcare professionals: doctors, nurses, counsellors, students etc.

The annual fee is 60 Euro (tax included).

Membership form

Here are a few of the benefits you enjoy as member:

6 free editions of the European Journal of Contraception and Reproductive Health Care (online access)
newsletters
free access to congress presentations, webcasts and e-posters
reduced congress registration fees
stand for election to the Board
access to the secure, interactive, online ESC Member community/forum (DocMatter)

Membership Categories

Individual membership

Are you a health professional working in the field of SRH?
The ESC supports ongoing professional development by offering the opportunity to be involved with a multidisciplinary, international organisation.
Join us to share knowledge and experience of contraception and reproductive health issues in Europe and the world to improve patient care.

The annual fee is 60 Euro (tax included).

Here are a few of the benefits you enjoy as member:

6 free editions of the European Journal of Contraception and Reproductive Health Care (paper copy and online)
newsletters
free access to congress presentations, webcasts and e-posters
grants for scientific projects and educational courses/meetings
reduced ESC congress registration fees
stand for election to the Board
access to the secure, interactive, online ESC Member community/forum (DocMatter)

Bank account details

ESC account N° (IBAN) BE45 3101 2639 1389
ING bank
SWIFT code: BBRUBEBB
Bank address: ING bank, Marktplein 26, B-1740 Ternat, Belgium
No bank costs to the ESC

Affiliation

International or national European organisations with similar or related aims or institutions may apply for affiliation to the ESC. Members of affiliated societies or institutions pay a 50 percent reduced yearly fee. Those organisations or institutions seeking affiliation must complete the application form which will be submitted to the Board for ratification. Upon acceptance, the Central Office of the ESC should be sent an electronic list of members including email and postal addresses from the affiliated Society or Institution. Members of affiliated societies or institutions have the same rights as other ESC members including voting rights. There are no special obligations for the affiliated society, except that the membership fees (for a minimum of 10 members) must be collected and paid in bulk to the ESC.

Members of affiliated societies are entitled to:

receive online access to the Journal of the ESC
receive an electronic form of the Newsletter
receive information about Congresses, Seminars and other meetings organised or supported by the ESC
reduced ESC registration fees

For an individual to join as an affiliate member you must contact the affiliated society or institution and complete the membership and payment through them.

Affiliated societies / institutions

Visit the websites of the affiliated societies / institutions by clicking on the respective links:
Croatian Society for Gynecologic Endocrinology and Human Reproduction

Emergency Clinical County Hospital of Arad, Romania

Estonian Sexual Health Association

Georgian Society of Contraception and Reproductive Health

Hellenic Association of Family Planning, Contraception and Reproductive Health, Greece

Irish Association of sexual and reproductive health care professionals

Kazakhstan Association on Sexual and Reproductive Health (KMPA)

London Society for Contraception and Sexual health

Latvian Contraceptology Association

Lithuanian Society of Contraceptology

Nederlands Genootschap van Abortusartsen, the Netherlands

Mater Dei Hospital, Malta

Russian Contraception Society