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TASA Membership

TASA memberships are available here. The fees are based on country of current residence and are divided into 3 categories (Cat.), A, B and C, according to the Gross National Income of the economy of countries. Australia is a category A country. For full details, scroll down to Membership Fees sections below.

TASA is a vibrant and dynamic association and membership provides many practical benefits, including the Journal of Sociology, online access to Sage sociology journals, Health Sociology Review and other Taylor & Francis journals, Conference discounts, eligibility for prestigious awards, and access to self-promote in the Members’ Newsletter, TASA Blog & Nexus as well as access to the members-only section of TASAweb. TASA encourages student membership, with discounted rates, and is particularly attuned to the interests of postgraduate members by advertising scholarship and early career positions. TASA membership provides an avenue to network with sociologists and keep in touch with sociological developments in Australia and across the globe.

TASA membership is open to anyone, globally, with an interest in sociology. There are no registration or qualification requirements, except for the completion of the membership form and the payment of the membership fee. TASA members are expected to act according to the Ethical Guidelines of the Association and abide by its Constitution and other policies, which can be accessed from the Terms and Conditions page.

On shore membership fees are determined by a graded scale according to income. In line with the International Sociological Association’s (ISA) membership fee structure, off shore membership fees are based on country of current residence. The fees are divided into 3 categories (Cat.), A, B and C, according to the Gross National Income of the economy of countries. You can view the categories and then join here. The membership fee system works on an ‘anniversary’ membership model, which means that your membership will remain active from the date you join/renew. Members are urged to pay their fees by the due date to ensure timely delivery of their journals and to receive the latest sociological news and information from the newsletter. Please contact TASA Admin if you would like to gift a membership to someone.

A list of the full TASA membership benefits can be viewed via the orange button below.

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Membership Categories & Fees

Income Levels & fees are in Australian Dollars

Note: memberships are free for Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander persons. If this applies to you, select the correct category when joining or renewing.

Categories	12 Month Subscription
Professional Tier 4 ($130,000 plus)	$353.08
Professional Tier 3 ($90,000 - $129,999)	$289.95
Professional Tier 2 ($50,000 - $89,999)	$156.82
Professional Tier 1 ($0 - $49,999)*	$57.51
Postgraduate / Master Students*	$57.51
Students* (Honours/Undergraduate/TAFE/High School)	$21.98
Retired (life)**	$461.43

*automatic renewal is not an option in the categories.
**This is a one-off fee for a life membership. To be eligible for the ‘retired’ category you need to have been a TASA member for at least 6 of the previous 10 years.

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Non-Australian Resident membership Categories and Fees

In line with the International Sociological Association’s (ISA) membership fee structure, from 2015, TASA membership fees are based on country of current residence. The fees are based on country of current residence and are divided into 3 categories (Cat.), A, B and C, according to the Gross National Income of the economy of countries. Australia is a category A country as are several other countries. Please view the categories to find out which one your country of residence falls into. You can then join here.

Please note: fees are in Australian Dollars

Category	1 Year
Cat. B Student	$18.93
Cat. B Regular	$38.95
Cat. C Student	$9.46
Cat. C Regular	$13.34

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Gifting a Membership

Gift memberships are available with TASA. If you would like to purchase a gift membership, please email the following details through to TASA TASA Admin:

1. First name of gift recipient;
2. Email address of gift recipient;
3. The membership category you are gifting (see the Membership Categories & Fees section above);
4. The cost of the membership; and
5. Who the Membership Invoice should be made out to;

Upon receiving the above details, TASA will email the recipient with full details on how they can take up the complimentary membership. You will receive an invoice, via email, after the recipient acknowledge acceptance of the gift by completing an online membership form.

Note, members - after logging in - can purchase gift memberships from the profile screen.

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