EULAR Memberships

EULAR underscores the importance of combating rheumatic diseases not only by medical means, but also through a wider context of care for rheumatic patients and a thorough understanding of their social and other needs.

The members of EULAR are Ordinary members, Supporting members, and Honorary members. 

Ordinary members are the following National Organisations:


National organisations

National Organisations may only become Ordinary Members if they have similar objectives as EULAR and if they share the European culture; must be organised under their national laws and have a governing body, such as a board or an executive committee; and must be non-profit organisations and may not follow gainful or self-help purposes.

Only one National Scientific Society, one National PARE Organisation and one National HPR Organisation per country can be an Ordinary Member.

A national organisation that wishes to become a Member has to send its application to the Board.

Only one organisation from any one country is accepted as its representative.

See national organisations members' lists:

Supporting members are Corporate Members and Scientific Affiliates.

A company or a scientific society active in the field of rheumatology, that wishes to become a Supporting Member of EULAR has to send its application to the Board. The Board decides upon the admission as Supporting Member.


Corporate Members:
Corporate Members are companies active in the field of rheumatic and musculoskeletal diseases and supporting the objectives of EULAR. The Board may issue regulations on further requirements to be fulfilled.
 
See List of EULAR Corporate Members

 
Scientific Affiliates: 
Scientific Affiliates are scientific societies that are not Ordinary Members.

See List of EULAR Scientific Affiliates 

As a mark of distinction, the Board may elect as Honorary Members natural persons who have rendered outstanding service in accomplishing the objectives of EULAR.

See List of EULAR Honorary Members