Become a member of SCANZ
If you have a special interest in communicating science and subscribe to the objectives of the organisation and our code of conduct you are welcome to join SCANZ.
Current members include working journalists, public relations professionals, academics, science festival organisers, museum directors, policy advisers, students, scientists and researchers, science leaders and more.
How to JOIN:
Please note:
We have recently moved to a new membership system. If you are a current member don’t worry, we have transferred over your membership records and you can now manage your membership here.
Membership prices (annual renewal)
All rates include a 5% administration fee and 15% GST.
Individual membership: $157.50
Concession membership*: $52.50
Corporate membership**: $787.50
*What is Concession membership?
Concession membership provides full individual membership at a reduced cost for students, retirees and individuals eligible for a Community Services Card (or equivalent).
**What is Corporate membership?
Let your company or group stand out with a SCANZ corporate membership package. Contact us on hello@scanz.co.nz.
Corporate memberships include:
6 x individual memberships
10% discount on any additional individual memberships,
Your logo on our website,
The right to put our logo on your website.
Three of many Great Reasons to join:
Networking – get to know other communicators both locally and internationally.
Events – annual conference, regional events, workshops, professional development courses that include special discounts and/or access to recordings.
Recognition – enter your work into the biennial Excellence in Science Communication Awards.
SCANZ also KEEPS YOU IN TOUCH:
Exclusive, priority email updates - our members are the first to know what’s happening.
An annual conference to provide additional networking opportunities, an opportunity to learn more about effective science communication, and discuss topical issues.
Special access and/or discounts for talks, workshops and webinars by leading science communicators.
Networking functions in regions with members.