Do You Live in a Developing Economy? Join us Electronically
Benefits of Electronic Membership
Electronic membership allows technology transfer practitioners to:
Electronic Membership Fees
Annual Electronic Membership fees are $130, based on a calendar year beginning January 1 and ending on December 31 of each year. This fee cannot be prorated, regardless of the original join date. For example, a membership purchased in November will expire December 31 of the same year.
Electronic Membership is available online and payment is required by American Express, VISA, Discover Card or MasterCard. For alternate payment arrangements, email AUTM, or call +1-847-686-2244. AUTM does not accept purchase orders or payments by phone.
Apply online or download the member application form to begin receiving membership benefits!
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Exclusions
Electronic membership does not provide member discounts to AUTM events such as the Annual Meeting, professional development courses, regional meetings or distance learning programs. Additionally, electronic members will pay non-member pricing for services and items provided for a fee by AUTM, including but not limited to publications, job posting services and other services and products listed in the AUTM Store.
Regular AUTM Membership
For member discounts on events, services and products, consider joining AUTM as a regular member. The regular annual membership fee is $370. Student membership is available for $50 with valid student identification.
Developing Economies
Electronic Membership is a low-cost option to individuals who reside or work in the following developing economies:
| Afghanistan |
Ghana |
Niger |
| Albania |
Grenada |
Nigeria |
| American Samoa |
Guatemala |
Pakistan |
| Angola |
Guinea |
Panama |
| Argentina |
Guinea-Bissau |
Papua New Guinea |
| Armenia |
Guyana |
Paraguay |
| Azerbaijan |
Haiti |
Peru |
| Bangladesh |
Honduras |
Philippines |
| Belarus |
India |
Romania |
| Belize |
Indonesia |
Russian Federation |
| Benin |
Iran, Islamic Rep. |
Rwanda |
| Bhutan |
Iraq |
St. Lucia |
| Bolivia |
Jamaica |
St. Vincent and the Grenadines |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Jordan |
Samoa |
| Botswana |
Kazakhstan |
São Tomé and Principe |
| Brazil |
Kenya |
Senegal |
| Bulgaria |
Kiribati |
Serbia |
| Burkina Faso |
Korea, Dem. People's Rep. |
Sierra Leone |
| Burundi |
Kosovo |
Solomon Islands |
| Cabo Verde |
Kyrgyz Republic |
Somalia |
| Cambodia |
Lao PDR |
South Africa |
| Cameroon |
Lebanon |
South Sudan |
| Central African Republic |
Lesotho |
Sri Lanka |
| Chad |
Liberia |
Sudan |
| China |
Libya |
Suriname |
| Colombia |
Macedonia, FYR |
Swaziland |
| Comoros |
Madagascar |
Syrian Arab Republic |
| Congo, Dem. Rep. |
Malawi |
Tajikistan |
| Congo, Rep. |
Malaysia |
Tanzania |
| Costa Rica |
Maldives |
Thailand |
| Cote d'Ivoire |
Mali |
Timor-Leste |
| Croatia |
Marshall Islands |
Togo |
| Cuba |
Mauritania |
Tonga |
| Djibouti |
Mauritius |
Tunisia |
| Dominica |
Mexico |
Turkey |
| Dominican Republic |
Micronesia, Fed. Sts. |
Turkmenistan |
| Ecuador |
Moldova |
Tuvalu |
| Egypt, Arab Rep. |
Mongolia |
Uganda |
| El Salvador |
Montenegro |
Ukraine |
| Equatorial Guinea |
Morocco |
Uzbekistan |
| Eritrea |
Mozambique |
Vanuatu |
| Ethiopia |
Myanmar |
Venezuela, RB |
| Fiji |
Namibia |
Vietnam |
| Gabon |
Nauru |
West Bank and Gaza |
| Gambia, The |
Nepal |
Yemen, Rep. |
| Georgia |
Nicaragua |
Zambia |
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Zimbabwe |