Membership Types

FULL MEMBERS are higher education institutions  and training centres providing recognised education and training programmes on cultural management and policy

• FEE (JAN - DEC): 500€ 
  

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS are organisations, institutions and networks playing a major role in the field of education and culture

• FEE (JAN - DEC): 330€ 

SUPPORTING MEMBERS / ORGANISATIONS, such as member states, ministries, foundations,  companies, etc. willing to support the mission of ENCATC.

• FEE (JAN - DEC): 550€ 

SUPPORTING MEMBERS / CONSULTANCY

• FEE (JAN - DEC): 850€

INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS 

Professionals (accepted on ad hoc basis) educators, trainers, and media and culture managers not currently affiliated to any institution or organisation

• FEE (JAN - DEC): 330€ 

Students are eligible if they meet the requirement of being enrolled full-time age, are 28 years of age or younger following full-time studies at the higher education institution within bachelor or master study programme.

• FEE (JAN - DEC): 50€ 
  

PhD / Doctoral is an individual membership category designed to support doctoral researchers in the fields of cultural management, cultural policy, arts and culture, and related disciplines who are not affiliated with an institution that is already an ENCATC member.

The category is intended for:

- Doctoral researchers currently enrolled at a non-ENCATC member institution;

- Professionals from the cultural and creative sectors pursuing a doctoral degree, provided that they are not already eligible for another ENCATC membership category.

Applicants must be currently enrolled in a doctoral programme. Recent doctoral graduates are not eligible.

Doctoral researchers at ENCATC member institutions are already part of the network through their institution. The PhD / Doctoral Membership is not intended as an alternative to Individual or Associate Membership for those who already qualify for these categories.

• FEE (JAN - DEC): 150€

HONORARY MEMBERSHIP (strictly by invitation only) is a status conferred on a small number of individuals on the basis of the voluntary support they have given or work they have undertaken towards the support to the organisation. This is not a statutory category. An honorary member will not be entitled to hold office or vote at any meeting.