Why Become a Fellow?
Fellows form the core of the Society and today number over 2,600 with the majority based in Scotland and across the UK, along with a growing number from continental Europe and overseas.
Fellows have a range of interests, are inspired by the past and champion the Society’s commitment to research excellence and the sharing of knowledge on Scotland’s history, heritage and archaeology.
There are many benefits of Fellowship, including:
Helping to support the Society achieve its aims and charitable objectives for the benefit of all, people and heritage.
Networking opportunities with people across Scotland and the world, in many different professions with many different interests, who share a love of learning.
Annual Proceedings of the Society (PSAS) – the Society’s peer-reviewed journal published since the late 18th century, covering archaeology, architectural history and the study of historical artefacts.
FSAScot – as a Fellow you are entitled to use the post-nominal letters after your name.
Borrowing privileges of print resources at the National Museums Scotland research library.
Biannual newsletters and monthly e-newsletters packed with Society news, updates and articles on a variety of activities and events.
Discounts on Society publications and some events such as conferences and summer excursions.
Access to the Fellows Only area of the Society website, including the twice yearly Newsletter.
Being part of a prestigious organisation which promotes excellence and supports the enjoyment and study of Scotland’s past.
Free entry to Scottish history or archaeology-themed exhibitions at the National Museum of Scotland.