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With affordable dues and endless opportunities, AMS membership gives you the chance to learn as part of a thriving worldwide weather, water, and climate community.

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Connect

Join thousands of other students and professionals at meetings throughout the country and across the globe, from the Annual Meeting to local chapters. And now, with AMS Community, we make it easier than ever for you to network with established leaders in the field.

Learn

Open doors to new opportunities through AMS scholarships and fellowships. Access cutting-edge research, with free and discounted subscriptions to top-ranking journals and publications, including complimentary subscriptions to the award-winning Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society Digital Edition and Physics Today, and discounts on publications of the American Geosciences Institute.

Let the world know about your work by publishing in our top-ranked journals or by presenting at our meetings. Or reach out in person by getting involved in our Education and Policy programs.

Advance

Build the career you've always dreamed of. With great networking opportunities, industry-specific job postings, professional development courses, and internationally respected credentials, AMS helps you get ahead while making a difference.

Find the AMS membership that’s right for you

Student Member

A very affordable, entry-level AMS membership for those enrolled at least half-time at an accredited institution of higher learning, regardless of major or course of study.

See the full list of Student Member benefits

A subscription to AMS’s flagship magazine, the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society (BAMS) in print and enhanced digital form, where you can read weather-related articles, book reviews, and program announcements and learn about upcoming AMS sponsored or cosponsored meetings, symposia, and workshops
A subscription to Physics Today, the most influential and closely followed physics magazine in the world
Access to the AMS Community platform, which allows you to connect and share with other AMS members
Complimentary access to the AMS Weather Band website and Community, where weather enthusiasts of all levels can connect, learn, and share.
Members’ only access to webinar recordings. Webinars are organized and presented by industry leaders and cover a broad range of weather, water, and climate topics.
Enjoy discounted registration fees for AMS Annual Meetings and specialty meetings; as a Student Member, you are also eligible to apply for student travel grants
Get a leg up on the competition with priority access to our Online Career Center
Access to the AMS Career Advising Portal, where members can schedule time with a career adviser and access other career resources
Greatly reduced subscription rates to our world-class peer-reviewed journals and Weatherwise magazine
Enjoy deep discounts and free domestic ground shipping on new and classic titles in the AMS Books collection
A subscription to News You Can Use, our biweekly, members-only, electronic newsletter that highlights topics in meteorology and the related sciences from sources around the world
Reciprocal memberships with peer organizations, including the Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society, the Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society, the Chinese Meteorological Organization, the Indian Meteorological Society, the Meteorological Society of Japan, the Nigerian Society of Physical Sciences, and the Royal Meteorological Society

$20 per year

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Member, Graduate Student

A heavily discounted membership for those who meet the qualifications for Member and are also enrolled at least half-time at an accredited institution of higher learning. The AMS encourages Members who are pursuing a second bachelor’s degree to join this membership class.

See the full list of Member, Graduate Student benefits

A subscription to AMS’s flagship magazine, the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society (BAMS) in print and enhanced digital form, where you can read weather-related articles, book reviews, and program announcements and learn about upcoming AMS sponsored or cosponsored meetings, symposia, and workshops
A subscription to Physics Today, the most influential and closely followed physics magazine in the world
Access to the AMS Community platform, which allows you to connect and share with other AMS members
Complimentary access to the AMS Weather Band website and Community, where weather enthusiasts of all levels can connect, learn, and share.
Members’ only access to webinar recordings. Webinars are organized and presented by industry leaders and cover a broad range of weather, water, and climate topics.
Enjoy discounted registration fees for AMS Annual Meetings and specialty meetings; as a Member with Student Privileges, you are also eligible to apply for student travel grants
Get a leg up on the competition with priority access to our Online Career Center
Access to the AMS Career Advising Portal, where members can schedule time with a career adviser and access other career resources
Greatly reduced subscription rates to our world-class peer-reviewed journals and Weatherwise magazine
Enjoy deep discounts and free domestic ground shipping on new and classic titles in the AMS Books collection
A subscription to News You Can Use, our biweekly, members-only, electronic newsletter that highlights topics in meteorology and the related sciences from sources around the world
Shape the future of the Society by voting in AMS elections
Discounted certification application and renewal fees for broadcasters and consultants
Stay current on emerging research and expand technical knowledge by participating in discounted AMS short courses and workshops
Reciprocal memberships with peer organizations, including the Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society, the Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society, the Chinese Meteorological Organization, the Indian Meteorological Society, the Meteorological Society of Japan, the Nigerian Society of Physical Sciences, and the Royal Meteorological Society