In 2005, scientists from thirty-five nations (see below) are members of SCOR. National Committees for SCOR in each country are expected to have interdisciplinary memberships and to be representative of the various types of institutions (i.e., not all members should be from a single institution, or only from academic or government organizations). Each National Committee may select up to three individual scientists to represent it as "Nominated Members" of SCOR.
Nations desiring to join SCOR may do so at any time by applying to the SCOR Secretariat (see attached document on the benefits and responsibilities of membership).
Membership
Benefits, English
Los Beneficios de los Miembros, Spanish
Adhésion á SCOR, French
Nations applying for membership must decide on their membership category and associated dues level, and may increase or decrease their membership category over time.
| Category | 2006 Dues | 2007 Dues | 2008 Dues | Member Nations |
| I | US$1,825 | US$1,825 | US$1,880 | Brazil, Ecuador, Israel, Mexico, Monaco, New Zealand, Pakistan, Peru, Poland, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey |
| II | US$4,820 | US$4,870 | US$5,020 | Australia, Belgium, Chile, China (Taipei), Denmark, Finland, India, The Netherlands, Norway |
| III | US$9,445 | US$9,540 | US$9,830 | China-Beijing (as of 1 Jan. 2007), France, Italy, South Africa, Sweden |
| IV | US$18,875 | US$19,065 | US$19,650 | Canada, Germany, United Kingdom |
| V | US$31,415 | US$31,730 | US$32,700 | Japan, Russia, United States |
Observer Nations
Bangladesh, Egypt, Philippines
Questions or Comments?
Please contact SCOR.