Membership of SRA-Europe will:
- Keep you in touch with the latest research and practice, nationally and internationally; help you to become familiar with national and international policies on risk analysis;
- Enable you to network and exchange ideas with professionals working on all aspects of risk.
Individual members of government departments at all levels, small and large businesses, industry, academic institutions, public and private associations/societies, and consultants will benefit from membership of SRA-E.
An expanding range of professional skills is being applied to risk analysis, with contributions for example from:
- engineers
- policy analysts
- policy makers and risk regulators
- safety officers
- natural and physical scientists
- legal experts
- social scientists
- medical and public health experts
- toxicologists
- environmental scientists
- decision analysts
- computer scientists
- spatial and development planners
- ...
Full membership of SRA-Europe may be extended to include membership of the international Society for Risk Analysis, founded in 1981, with over 2000 members world wide. SRA-Europe is autonomous from SRA but shares its overall aims and goals.
Within SRA-E, national and regional Chapters or other specialty groups can be set up in response to the needs of members. Members of SRA-Europe that live/work within chapter regions, are automatically members of those chapters. Members who do not live/work there, may also apply to be chapter members, by contacting the Chapter President or person of contact.
All SRA-E members are entitled to member discounts in the registration for annual SRA-E conferences and have the opportunity to subscribe at a reduced rate to the Journal of Risk Research. Members will also receive news of events and conferences in Europe and world wide.
SRA-E members who are also SRA members, receive the journal Risk Analysis for free and are entitled to discounts at the SRA Annual Conference in the USA.
1. Joint SRA and SRA-Europe membership applications
SRA Europe membership applications or membership renewals can be made online, through the website of the Society for Risk Analysis in the U.S.A. To do so, please go here: https://members.sra.org/assoc_subscribe.asp
If you have never been a member of SRA before, click “Join us”. Note: This is also applicable to SRA-E members who were never SRA members before.
If you were a member in recent years, click “Sign in” with the login details sent to you by the SRA office. When you enter your member area, you have the option for “Membership renewal.”
Whether it is a new member application or a membership renewal, to become a member of SRA Europe you need to check the box “SRA Europe” under the “Regional Organisations” list. Please note that due to an agreement established with SRA, to become a member of SRA-E you should also become a member of SRA. The cost for annual SRA-E membership through the SRA website is 50 US dollars, to which is added the SRA membership fee (full OR student OR reduced fee OR other types). Please check the current rates for SRA membership here: https://www.sra.org/membership/fees/
Registered SRA-E members (through the joint SRA+SRA-E membership) are entitled to a discount of 40 Euros in their registration for the annual conference.
2. SRA-Europe membership applications
You may become a member of SRA-E by attending SRA-E Annual Conferences. All annual conference registration fees for non-members include a complimentary offer of the SRA-E membership valid for that year.
Newsletter:
You can sign-up for the SRA-E Newsletter here.
Members only area:
In order to gain access to the information that is privileged to SRA-Europe members, available within the website's member area, please send a request to [email protected] to apply for a registration.
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