EISA membership is based on the country you work in.

• • Full membership applies to people working in the OECD member countries, with the exception of Mexico and Chile
  • Low Income Country membership aplies to people working in the non-OECD countries plus Mexico and Chile
  • Student membership includes undergraduate, graduate as well as post-graduate students. This category requires a confirmation of student status.
  • Honorary membership may be conferred upon any individual who has made contributions of exceptional merit to the Association or the field of global affairs or international studies. Honorary membership is  granted only upon invitation.
  • Memberships are strictly non-transferable and must be used by the registered individual for the full year.