The Statistical Society offers the following membership types:

Full Membership: $240

Members will receive the monthly SSA newsletter and have online access to four copies of the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Statistics each year.

Full-time Student Membership: $20

Discounted student membership of SSA is available to those who are engaged in full-time studies and do not have an income. If you earn a salary you will generally not qualify for student membership. If you are unsure of your status please feel free to contact SSA at eo@statsoc.org.au with information about your student status and employment status (full-time, part-time, casual or permanent, name of employer) and an individual assessment will be made.

Please email evidence of your current full-time enrolment status to SSA’s membership officer to mo@statsoc.org.au after signing up. This can be either a copy of the student identity card issued by the educational institution or a document providing evidence signed and verified by the institution. If proof of full-time student status has not been received within 14 days of signing up with SSA the membership will be upgraded to full membership and an invoice will be issued for the difference in the membership fees.

Student members will receive the monthly SSA newsletter and have online access to four copies of the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Statistics each year.

Transitional Membership: $120

This discounted level of membership is only available to current student members transitioning from university studies to employment. Transitional members will receive the monthly SSA newsletter and have online access to four copies of the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Statistics each year.

Retired Membership: $120

This Membership is available to retired Statisticians, regardless of whether or not they were members of SSA during their careers. Retired  members will receive the monthly SSA newsletter and have online access to four copies of the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Statistics each year.