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Membership
of the SRA
| Membership of the SRA is open to anyone interested,
or involved in social research. It is primarily an association of
individual members, although we offer the opportunity for research
organisations outside the UK and Ireland to affiliate as corporate
members, and there is a group membership discount available to UK
companies with five or more members.
The Association continues to grow and has over 1,100 members including social researchers in central and local government, higher education, large commercial social and market research companies, the voluntary sector and independent institutions as well as freelance consultants. The SRA has branches within Scotland, Wales and Ireland. Membership For details of member charges and discounts for
courses and events 2009-10 click
here (pdf
21k) Membership of the SRA entitles you to:
Group Membership
International affiliation and membership The SRA welcomes individual members from countries other than the UK and Ireland and has recently created a ‘corporate affiliate scheme’ at the cost of £100 per year for social research organisations outside the UK and Ireland to receive information on SRA activities and other benefits. Please follow this link for more information. Corporate Information (pdf 211k) and Corporate Membership form (doc 47k) Professional Indemnity Insurance We hope you will find this form to be straightforward to complete. There are one or two free text questions and to simplify our task of coding, please note; In boxed questions with contact information we are seeking your job title. This question has previously led to 243 different ones among current SRA members. Please use a generic title where appropriate e.g. ‘research manager’ if that is what your function entails. Question 2 refers to the sector your employer is within, even you work on projects within a different sector. Question 4 areas of research expertise and interest. We previously provided a long list to choose from. Instead we suggest you use whatever categorisation best describes your areas. It could be for instance ‘criminal justice’ or a specialism within this area such as ‘penal policy’. This information will help us to target potential events to groups of members. We are always interested to get feed back on what works for members.
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