Membership

MEMBERSHIP

You are invited to become a member of the European Academy of Occupational Health Psychology. Among the benefits of membership are:

Personal subscription to the quarterly international journal Work & Stress
Discounts on attendance at Academy events
eNewsletter (three issues per annum)
Access to an international network of educators, researchers and practitioners
Voting rights to shape the Academy's development (full members only)
Eligibility to apply for funding to support regional events and activities

There are five levels of membership:

Full Member €80 per annum: Applicants should possess i) a degree in psychology or closely related subject and ii) at least three years active involvement in occupational health psychology

Associate Member €80 per annum: Applicants should possess at least one requirement of Full Membership. Upon being an Associate Member for a period of no less than two years, an application may be made to upgrade to Full Member.

Student Member €50 per annum: Applicants should currently be engaged in the study of psychology or a closely related subject.

International Affiliate Member €50 per annum: This is a discounted rate for current members of the Society for Occupational Health Psychology who also wish to become members of the European Academy of Occupational Health Psychology.

International Affiliate Student Member €35 per annum: This is a discounted rate for current student members of the Society for Occupational Health Psychology who also wish to become members of the European Academy of Occupational Health Psychology.

To become a member, or to renew an existing membership subscription, please complete the online form and pay your membership fee by using your credit/debit card.

Applications received after 1st October will be processed for the following calender year. Thus, membership will commence on 1st January.

Membership enquiries should be directed to the Membership Officer, Birgit Greiner.

Academy Fellows

At its biennial conference the Academy awards a lifetime fellowship to two individuals whom, in the opinion of the Executive Committee, have made an exceptional contribution to the discipline of occupational health psychology. The College of Fellows currently includes:

Tage Kristensen (2000)
Jose Maria Peiro (2001)
Andre Bussing (2003) (posthumous)
Johannes Siegrist (2003)
Lois Tetrick (2003)
Michiel Kompier (2004)
Kari Lindstrom (2006)
Steve Sauter (2006)
Julian Barling (2008)
Töres Theorell (2008)
Cary Cooper (2010)
Wilmar Schaufeli (2010)