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Are you an Emerging Professional looking to grow your career in the heritage field? Join the Emerging Professionals Network!

By becoming part of the Emerging Professionals Network, you’ll be the first to know about our events and initiatives designed by and for Emerging Professionals. You’ll receive a periodic newsletter containing information about new job openings, internship opportunities, scholarships, webinars, conferences, publications, and more!

Did you know that if you are under the age of 30, you can become a Young Professional Member of ICOMOS for a reduced price? Whether you are a student or in their early stages of your career, this membership provides you with all of the benefits of being an International ICOMOS Member for just $70.00.

As an ICOMOS Young Professional Member, you will receive:

• ICOMOS membership card providing free or reduced admission to many heritage sites and museums worldwide
• Participation in an international professional network (expert meetings, professional workshops, scientific exchanges, training programs)
• Priority access to the services of the International Secretariat and to the UNESCO-ICOMOS Documentation Centre
• Possibility of participating in International Scientific Committees and activities
• Possibility of participating in the triennial ICOMOS General Assembly
• Discounts on selected publications
• Subscription to ICOMOS international newsletter
• Subscription to monthly World Heritage USA Newsletter
• Invitations to World Heritage USA and ICOMOS-USA events
• Reduced registration fees to World Heritage USA conferences and workshops
• Information about national conferences and seminars

If you have a valid ICOMOS Young Professional Membership, you are eligible to join some ICOMOS International Scientific Committees as an Associate Member!

International Scientific Committees have been established on various cultural heritage themes and issues. These committees are technical bodies of ICOMOS and their members consist of international renowned expert specialists. As such, they undertake research, develop conservation theory, guidelines, and charters, and foster training for better heritage conservation, promote international exchange of scientific information and carry out common projects.

How to join an International Scientific Committee

Step 1: Consult the list of International Scientific Committees

Step 2: Read about the membership requirements/application process on the ISC’s website OR email the ISC president to ask them about the process (each ISC can have different membership requirements and application processes, so when in doubt, contact the ISC president)