Fellow (FBPsS)
Becoming a Fellow of the Society recognises a significant contribution to the world of psychology and is an individual honour.
Eligibility
To be awarded the status as a Fellow of the Society, you will:
- either be an Associate Fellow or can satisfy the Board of Trustees that you possess the requirements for Associate Fellowship; and
- satisfy the Board of Trustees that you have the following additional qualifications:
i) been engaged in work of a psychological nature (other than undergraduate training) for a total period of at least 10 years; and
ii) possess an advanced knowledge of psychology in at least one of its fields; and
iii) made an outstanding contribution to the advancement or dissemination of psychological knowledge or practice either by your own research, teaching, publications or public service, or by organising and developing the work of others.
Benefits
As a Fellow you can:
- use the FBPsS title. This is the highest designation the Society can bestow, showing your significant contribution and understanding of the discipline.
- become a Full member of one of our divisions and other professional groups of the Society.
- apply to become a Chartered Scientist (CSci).
- and more…
Subscription fees and payment methods
Our schedule of fees and payment methods.
Apply/nominate
You can apply, be nominated or nominate another member to become a Fellow of the Society. The criteria required is provided in our application or nomination for a Society Fellowship document.
To apply, download the application form and send it, along with all the essential materials, to:
The British Psychological Society
St Andrews House
48 Princess Road East
Leicester LE1 7DR
Any queries, contact the Membership Team:
Email: applications@bps.org.uk
Tel: +44 (0)116 252 9911
| Application form | Download | format |
| Application or nomination for a Society Fellowship | .doc |
