Subscriptions

The subscription mailing for 2013/14 has now started, so members will be receiving their subscription requests by email or post, depending on your contact preferences. You can also download the relevant forms below.

IfA 2013/14 subscription bands

Following on from last year’s change in subscription bands the 2013/14 will continue to be based on grade of membership. This structure allows members on lower incomes to apply for a reduced subscription rate and to ensure a fair subscription for those who earn less than the recommended minimum salary for their grade of membership.

Subscription renewal documents are being posted or emailed to members (depending on your recorded preference) from Friday 15 February.

Download the subscription categories and rates for 2013-14.

Download a copy of the 2013/14 subscription renewal form.

If your income is below the recommended minima salary for your grade of membership you can apply for a concessionary rate. For example, you may be an Associate (AIfA) member of the Institute and expected to pay an annual fee of £153. But if you are employed in a post that has PIfA-level responsibility and pay, you would then be able to apply for a reduction in your subscription fee to the rate paid by a PIfA member (£112). If you are earning less than the PIfA recommended minimum salary then you can apply for a further reduction to the PIfA concessionary rate of £68. If you work part-time you would also be eligible for a concessionary rate if your income does not meet the relevant recommended scale - as outlined above you would need to provide details of your income. The subscription rate for those who are not currently in employment will be £20.

Download the concessionary request form.

If you require some help with the new categories or subscription renewals you can find a list of common questions regarding subscription renewals, or contact the office at subscriptions@archaeologists.net.

All downloadable files

• Subscription renewal form - all grades.
• Direct debit form
• Concessionary rate request form
• The Historic Environment flyer
• FAQs