Membership and fees
Membership type
ENHR distinguishes 3 types of memberships.
Individual membership
You can become a member on a personal basis. As PhD student you will get a discount to the annual fee. Retired members can apply for a discount to the annual fee.
Institutional membership
When there are a number of social scientists at an institute or research centre, it is often advantageous for that organization to become one of the many institutional members of the ENHR.
Associate institutional membership
An associate institutional membership is open to institutions, agencies and associations of practitioners in housing who utilize research in various ways but do not conduct housing research themselves.
Benefits for members
- Participation in ENHR conferences and meetings
- Access expertise of other members
- Initiation or participation in projects, such as EU-funded research
- Discussing research papers and other academic publications in various stages of completion
- Getting in contact with the latest ideas and findings within housing research
- Getting first-hand knowledge of the variety of housing solutions
- Working with other social science researchers to produce new research agendas and new research
- Participation in or initiation of new working groups or cooperative projects
- Getting in contact with publishers and others who are interested in disseminating new research findings
Fees 2026
The ENHR has a differentiated fee structure.
- Institutional as well as individual fees are settled by a country classification.
- Institutional membership fee also varies dependent upon the number of employees from that institute that are registered as a member.
- PhD students receive a discount on individual membership.
- The registration date determines the fee for the first year of membership.
- Membership fees apply for full calendar years.
Group 1
- Europe: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxemburg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom
- Australia, Canada, United States of America, New Zealand
- Asia: South Korea, Saudi Arabia, the Emirates and Oman
Group 2
- Europe: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Moldavia, Republic of Macedonia, Serbia, countries of former Soviet Union (except Russia), Turkey
- Africa
- Asia, except South Korea, Saudi Arabia, the Emirates and Oman
- Latin America
(Associate) Institutional members
Group 1, 1-5 members: € 335 (€ 665 for 2 years and € 990 for 3 years)
Group 1, 6-10 members: € 670 (€ 1330 for 2 years and € 1995 for 3 years)
Group 1, 11 plus members: € 995 (€ 1980 for 2 years and € 2965 for 3 years)
Group 2, regardless of size: € 165 (€ 325 for 2 years and € 485 for 3 years)
Individual members (full members)
Group 1: € 67 (€ 132.50 for 2 years and € 195 for 3 years)
Group 2: € 17 (€ 33 for 2 years and € 50 for 3 years)
Individual members (PhDs and retirees)
Group 1: € 36.50 (€ 71 for 2 years and € 108 for 3 years)
Group 2: € 17 (€ 33 for 2 years and € 50 for 3 years)
Retired members who are no longer supported by their institutes can apply for a reduced fee that equals the PhD fee. Members must submit a request to the ENHR Secretariat.
New Individual and Institute members may register free of charge from the first day after the annual ENHR conference until the end of the year. Contact the ENHR Secretariat.
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