ESTRO membership is open to the entire Radiation Oncology community, including healthcare professionals, trainees, students and industry representatives. Membership categories and fees are based on your professional profile, career stage and country of work.

  • Full membership is open to healthcare professionals working in the field of radiation oncology. This includes professionals in training and members from national Societies having a joint membership agreement with ESTRO.
  • Undergraduate Student membership is open to students enrolled in a first-degree program.
  • Individuals who work in an industry or commercial setting are eligible for the Corporate membership category.  

For more information, contact: membership@estro.org

Annual fee from 1 January to 31 December

For medical doctors working in Radiation Oncology, related oncology disciplines, or with a professional interest in Radiation Oncology.

Become a Supporting Ambassador — add a €140 donation to the ESTRO Solidarity Fund to your membership fee.

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General eligibility notes

  • * Junior Professional: Professionals who obtained their diploma or completed their specialty within the last 10 years. A copy of the university diploma in English is required when applying.
  • ** Country classification: Countries are classified as high-income or non-high-income according to the current World Bank country classification. Where applicable, this classification may be updated at the beginning of each ESTRO membership year.
  • *** Supporting Ambassador: Professionals who contribute a minimum donation of €140 to the ESTRO Solidarity Fund, supporting congress and course grants for professionals in training from non-high-income countries.

For medical physicists working in Radiation Oncology, related oncology disciplines, or with a professional interest in Radiation Oncology.

Become a Supporting Ambassador — add a €140 donation to the ESTRO Solidarity Fund to your membership fee.

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General eligibility notes

  • * Junior Professional: Professionals who obtained their diploma or completed their specialty within the last 10 years. A copy of the university diploma in English is required when applying.
  • ** Country classification: Countries are classified as high-income or non-high-income according to the current World Bank country classification. Where applicable, this classification may be updated at the beginning of each ESTRO membership year.
  • *** Supporting Ambassador: Professionals who contribute a minimum donation of €140 to the ESTRO Solidarity Fund, supporting congress and course grants for professionals in training from non high-income countries.

For medical biologists working in Radiation Oncology, related oncology disciplines, or with a professional interest in Radiation Oncology.

Become a Supporting Ambassador — add a €140 donation to the ESTRO Solidarity Fund to your membership fee.

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General eligibility notes

  • * Junior Professional: Professionals who obtained their diploma or completed their specialty within the last 10 years. A copy of the university diploma in English is required when applying.
  • ** Country classification: Countries are classified as high-income or non-high-income according to the current World Bank country classification. Where applicable, this classification may be updated at the beginning of each ESTRO membership year.
  • *** Supporting Ambassador: Professionals who contribute a minimum donation of €140 to the ESTRO Solidarity Fund, supporting congress and course grants for professionals in training from non high-income countries.

For radiation therapists (RTTs), dosimetrists and nurses working in oncology.

Become a Supporting Ambassador — add a €140 donation to the ESTRO Solidarity Fund to your membership fee.

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General eligibility notes

  • * Junior Professional: Professionals who obtained their diploma or completed their specialty within the last 10 years. A copy of the university diploma in English is required when applying.
  • ** Country classification: Countries are classified as high-income or non-high-income according to the current World Bank country classification. Where applicable, this classification may be updated at the beginning of each ESTRO membership year.
  • *** Supporting Ambassador: Professionals who contribute a minimum donation of €140 to the ESTRO Solidarity Fund, supporting congress and course grants for professionals in training from non high-income countries.

For qualified healthcare professionals working in Radiation Oncology or related oncology disciplines who do not fall into the other categories.

Become a Supporting Ambassador — add a €140 donation to the ESTRO Solidarity Fund to your membership fee.

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General eligibility notes

  • * Junior Professional: Professionals who obtained their diploma or completed their specialty within the last 10 years. A copy of the university diploma in English is required when applying.
  • ** Country classification: Countries are classified as high-income or non-high-income according to the current World Bank country classification. Where applicable, this classification may be updated at the beginning of each ESTRO membership year.
  • *** Supporting Ambassador: Professionals who contribute a minimum donation of €140 to the ESTRO Solidarity Fund, supporting congress and course grants for professionals in training from non high-income countries. 

For professionals in training in the field of Radiation Oncology, including PhD students and residents.

In-Training membership fee is 50€

To be eligible for the In-Training membership fee, applicants must:

  • Be undertaking a residency, fellowship, or PhD programme in Radiation Oncology or a related field.
  • Have obtained their university diploma within the last 10 years.
  • Provide an English copy of their university diploma and proof of in-training status when applying for ESTRO In-Training membership.

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For undergraduate students interested in Radiation Oncology.

Undergraduate student membership is FREE.

To be eligible for ESTRO Undergraduate Student Membership, applicants must be enrolled in a first-degree (undergraduate) programme. When applying, applicants must provide a copy of a matriculation certificate in English, issued, signed, and stamped by their university.

 

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For professionals employed by commercial companies in the oncology field, regardless of their professional background.

Corporate membership fee is 175€

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ESTRO has established Joint membership agreements with selected national societies.

Members of these societies benefit from preferential ESTRO Joint Membership fees and the full range of ESTRO membership benefits, including full voting rights.

Members of AAPM, AIRO, AROI, DEGRO, JASTRO, SBRT, SEAROG and SOMERA, are eligible for membership fee discounts when joining ESTRO directly through the ESTRO website.

Members of the following Societies can benefit from ESTRO Joint Membership discounts and benefits by contacting their respective Society:

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List of Societies with Joint membership collaboration:

List of National Societies with Joint in-training membership collaboration:

Medical Doctors paying €140 receive 15% off a two-year membership subscription when subscribing or renewing online. This discount also applies to Medical Doctors who are Supporting Ambassadors.