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- Benefits of Joining the Bernoulli Society
- Special subscription rates for Bernoulli members
- Application Forms and Fees
- Membership Officer

As an opportunity to become a member, the Bernoulli Society offers:

  • 50% fee reduction for the first year of membership of new members from developed countries
  • PhD Students join for free
  • 70% fee reduction for the first two years of postdocs.
  • 70% fee reduction for members from developing countries
The Bernoulli Society membership structure changed in 2016. The current membership categories are
1. Regular member (80 Euro): Members from developed countries.
2. Reduced rate member (24 Euro): Members from developing countries, first two years of postdoc, retired members, couple members
3. First year member (40 Euro): First year membership for regular members from developed countries.
4. Joint member: BS-IMS (150 Dollar) and BS-IMS-ISI (180 Euro) members
5. Student member: Free membership for phd students
6. Life member: Fees according to the following scheme
Less than 45 years: 20 x annual dues
45 - 49 years:   18 x annual dues
50 - 54 years:   16 x annual dues
55 - 59 years:   14 x annual dues
60 - 64 years:   12 x annual dues
65 - 69 years:   10 x annual dues
70 - 74 years:   8 x annual dues
75 - 79 years:   6 x annual dues
80 years and over:   4 x annual dues

Benefits of Joining the Bernoulli Society

Bernoulli Society members profit from the following benefits:

  • Reduced registration fees for meetings organized or sponsored by the Bernoulli Society.
  • Free of charge access to the online versions to the Official Publications of the Society:
  • Members receive the print version of Bernoulli News, the electronic bulletins Bernoulli e-Briefs and ISI News.
  • Reduced rates are available for print copies of Bernoulli Journal and to online and print versions of the ISI International Statistical Review.
  • Members get a 10% discount on SpringerBriefs; please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.for further details.
  • Members with a BS-IMS or BS-IMS-ISI joint membership receive the IMS Bulletin and have free electronic access to the IMS journals: Annals of Statistics, Annals of Probability, Annals of Applied Probability, Annals of Applied Statistics and Statistical Science. They also have reduced subscription rates to print IMS publications.

Special subscription rates for Bernoulli members

Members who would like to receive hard copies of the Bernoulli Journal and/or hard copies of the International Statistical Review at reduced rates may order them when applying for membership or renewing their membership (please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. if you need help). Rates for the Bernoulli Journal are available here.

The following journals are available online only, at discounted prices. You can subscribe directly by visiting the websites linked with each journal.

Online Application Forms

Membership Dues through 2020

Members from developed countries €80
First year of membership for members from developed countries €40
PhD students Free
Members from developing countries, first two years of postdoc, retired members and retired couples €24
Joint Membership - BS-IMS (membership via IMS office) $150
Joint membership - BS-IMS-ISI (only for elected ISI members) €180

All prices are subject to change without prior notice.
The Bernoulli Society is not responsible for typographical errors.

Membership Officer

Applications for regular membership (including 50% reduced fees for the first year of membership) can also be sent to:
Ms. Margaret de Ruiter-Molloy (Membership Officer)
c/o International Statistical Institute
P.O. Box 24070
2490 AB The Hague
The Netherlands
Tel.  +31 70 337 5726
Fax +31 70 386 0025
Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Last Updated: Friday, 20 December 2019 10:06
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