Apply for Associate Membership of the EAJS for AJS Members

Open to scholars resident outside Europe who are current members of the Association for Jewish Studies (AJS) in good standing.

To apply for Associate membership of the EAJS for AJS Members you should complete the online form below, which should take around five minutes.

Note that your AJS membership must be fully up to date in order to qualify for this category of EAJS membership.

When you click the Apply button at the bottom of the form, you will be directed to the subscription payment facility operated by our partner WorldPay. Once your subscription has been paid you will receive an email advising of your login details. This provides provisional confirmation of your membership. If we require further information we will contact you within 31 days.

Please note that our membership year runs from 1 January to 31 December. Payments during a membership year will be assigned to that membership year unless the member is in arrears for previous years. For members that are in arrears for more than 2 years, a payment for the current membership year and the previous membership year (i.e. a payment for 2 years of membership) will be considered sufficient to clear all prior arrears and return the membership to good standing. New members who apply to join on or after 1 July of a membership year will pay their annual subscription upon joining, but it will be credited to the following year with the current year being waived.

For details of membership categories please go to Membership Categories and Subscription Rates.

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If you are unaffiliated, you may register as an independent scholar.
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Personal contact details

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Your subject areas (At least one is required)

Please study the following list of subject areas and check those which are your main areas of Teaching (first, or left-hand box) and Research (second, or right-hand box): (For example, if you specialise in Epigraphy research without teaching it, but teach Hebrew language without that being a special research interest, your entry for those two subject areas would be as follows:

Example table
	Teach	Research
Epigraphy
Hebrew language
If you Teach and Research a subject area, check both boxes, as follows:
Dead Sea Scrolls

	Teach	Research
1 Bible and Related Literature
1.01 Hebrew Bible
1.02 Bible translations
1.03 Bible versions
1.04 Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha
1.05 Dead Sea Scrolls and Qumran studies
1.06 New Testament
1.07 Medieval exegesis
1.08 Modern interpretation
2 History of the Jewish People
2.01 Ancient Near East
2.02 Second Temple period
2.03 Late Antiquity
2.04 Medieval
2.05 Early Modern
2.06 Modern
2.07 Regional and National (i.e. in North Africa, Greece, Eastern Europe, Germany, Middle East, Spain, India, South America, United States, etc)
2.08 Local (e.g. the Jews of Canterbury, the Jews of Kovno, etc)
2.09 Archaeology
2.10 Epigraphy
2.11 Palaeography
2.12 Historiography
2.13 Biographical Studies
3 Religion and Religious Movements
3.01 Jewish religion - general
3.02 Rabbinic Judaism
3.03 Sectarianism in antiquity, including Gnosticism and Samaritan studies
3.04 Karaism
3.05 Sabbateanism
3.06 Hasidism
3.07 Reform Judaism
3.08 Orthodox Judaism
3.09 Religion in the State of Israel
3.10 Comparative Religion
3.11 Liturgy and prayer
4 Jewish Thought and Philosophy
4.01 Ancient Philosophy, including Philo
4.02 Medieval Philosophy
4.03 Modern Philosophy
4.04 Jewish Mysticism
4.05 Ethics, including medical ethics
5 Rabbinic Literature
5.01 Early (including Talmud, Mishnah, Midrash)
5.02 Medieval
5.03 Modern
5.04 Jewish law (including Halachic studies, Responsa)
6 Literature (other than Biblical and Rabbinic)
6.01 Ancient (including Hellenistic)
6.02 Medieval (including scientific, poetry, Genizah studies)
6.03 Early modern (including scientific, poetry)
6.04 Recent
6.05 Yiddish
6.06 Sephardic
6.07 Israeli
6.08 Literary criticism
7 Languages
7.01 Ancient Near Eastern Languages
7.02 Hebrew
7.03 Greek
7.04 Aramaic
7.05 Arabic, including Judeo-Arabic
7.06 Yiddish
7.07 Ladino
7.08 Judeo-Persian
7.09 Judeo-Greek
7.10 Judeo-Italian
8 Art, Architecture and Performing Arts
8.01 Art (including iconography)
8.02 Architecture (including synagogues)
8.03 Music and Musicology
8.04 Theatre and Film
9 Contemporary Studies
9.01 State of Israel
9.02 Jews in the United States
9.03 Ethiopian Jewry
9.04 Anthropology, Ethnography and Folklore
9.05 Jewish identity and assimilation
9.06 Anti-Semitism
9.07 Holocaust Studies
9.08 Interfaith studies (including Jewish-Christian relations, Jewish-Muslim relations)
9.09 Psychology and Psychoanalysis
9.10 Sociology (including population studies)
9.11 Gender studies (including Women in Judaism, Feminism)
9.12 Jewish Education
9.13 Jews and the Sciences
10 Jewish Studies and Resources
10.01 Scholarship, history of
10.02 Teaching and Study of Judaism
10.03 Bibliography
10.04 Librarianship and Archives
10.05 Codicology
10.06 Hebrew Printing
10.07 Museology
10.08 Genealogy
10.09 On-line resources
11 Digital Humanities
11.01 Digital humanities
Other	Teach	Research

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