The Society

The Astronomical Society of Australia (ASA) was formed in 1966 as the organisation of professional astronomers in Australia. Membership of the ASA is open to anyone contributing to the advancement of Australian astronomy or a closely related field.

About the Society
Constitution, Council Officers and contact information
Membership
including member list, email addresses and address update
Chapters of the ASA:
 Theoretical Astrophysics (ANITA)
 Early Career Researchers (ECR)
 Education and Public Outreach (EPOC)
 Inclusion, Diversity, Equity in Astronomy (IDEA)
 Meetings
 Prizes, Awards and Travel Grants
Publications of the Astronomical Society of Australia (PASA)
The refereed Journal of the ASA
Foundation for the Advancement of Astronomy (FAA)
The ASA's tax-deductible Foundation
ASA Calendar
A calendar of upcoming events in Australian astronomy
ASA Email Exploder Archive


ASA Prizes Publications of the ASA Foundation for the Advancement of Astronomy
ASA Prizes Publications of the ASA Foundation for the Advancement of Astronomy
ASA Membership
Use the Membership system to join the ASA, to renew or edit your membership, or to donate to the FAA.

A new International status of membership at reduced cost has been introduced for members who live and work outside Australia. A free Alumni status of membership has been introduced for ex-members to share the story of their career path outside of astronomy.

ASA2020, the ASA's Annual Scienctific Meeting, will be held in Perth from 6 to 10 July 2020 as part of the 14th Asia-Pacific Regional IAU Meeting (APRIM2020).

Becoming an Astronomer

Anyone, especially students, thinking of pursuing a career in Astronomy should consult the ASA's How to become an astronomer web page.


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Last updated: 02 August 2019. Additions or corrections to the ASA Secretary.
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