SOCIETIES & ORGANISATIONS

AEROSPACE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION (AsMA)
One of the largest associations dedicated to space and aerospace medicine in the world. They promote charitable, education and research in the aerospace field. AsMA is a scientific forum providing a setting for many different disciplines to come together and share their expertise for the benefit of all persons involved in air and space travel. 
AsMa has a range of scholarships for international students, residents and young professionals, often to help fund research projects or to attend aerospace related conferences. They also hold an annual scientific conference, as well as host a journal, Aerospace Medicine and Human Performance (AMHP).
Twitter/X: @Aero_Med  |  Website:  www.asma.org/home

AEROSPACE MEDICINE STUDENT AND RESIDENT ORGANIZATION
AMSRO is the official student and resident organization affiliated with the Aerospace Medical Association (AsMA). It provides a forum for the unification of undergraduate students, graduate students, professional students, and medical residents interested in aerospace- related fields and for the exchange of insights regarding training programs, research opportunities, and general career development.
Twitter:  @RocketDocs
Website:  https://www.amsro.org/

AUSTRALASIAN SOCIETY OF AEROSPACE MEDICINE (ASAM)
ASAM aims to increase awareness of the aviation industry, government, and general public regarding the importance of aviation medicine to flight safety. ASAM holds annual scientific meetings with internationally renowned speakers in the field of aerospace medicine, both civil and military. A journal is also hosted - Australasian Society of Aerospace Medicine, and they sponsor awards for excellence in aerospace medicine at postgraduate and undergraduate level.
Website: www.asam.org.au 

AUSTRALIAN ANTARCTIC PROGRAMME
Australian Antarctic Division leads the Australian Government's scientific program in Antarctica. Their diverse research program covers physical and life sciences in the atmospheric, terrestrial and marine domains, as well as human biology and medical research. It includes long-term observational activities, such as a network of meteorological facilities; ionospheric activity monitoring; seismic, magnetic and GPS networks; and hydrographic and bathymetric (seafloor) mapping. More than 100 projects are undertaken in Antarctica, the subantarctic and Australia, involving scientists from some 28 countries and 176 institutions . 
Twitter/X: @AusAntarctic | Website: antarctica.gov.au

AUSTRIAN SPACE FORUM (OEWF)
The Austrian Space Forum is an active, cross-linked space association with a wide spectrum of topics – a true citizen science organisation with extensive outreach work. They have been conducting Mars analog missions for many years, with their next mission AMADEE20 beginning in November 2020. They run Analog Basic Mission Training (ABMT) courses for anyone who wants to learn more and take part in their analog missions. 
Twitter/X: @oewf
Website:  oewf.org/en/

BRITISH INTERPLANETARY SOCIETY (BIS)
The BIS promotes the exploration and use of space for the benefit of humanity, by connecting people to create, educate and inspire, and advance knowledge in all aspects of astronautics. BIS is Britain’s leading think tank on space development. Founded in 1933, it is the world’s longest established organisation devoted solely to supporting and promoting the exploration of space and astronautics. BIS promotes Education and Outreach of worldwide space activities. The BIS aims to help publicise space outreach events across the UK, as well as projects being undertaken by schools and universities.
Website: www.bis-space.com

BRITISH UNDERGRADUATE SPACE, EXTREME AND ENGINEERING MEDICAL ASSOCIATION (BUSEMA)
BUSEMA is formed of medical students with specialist interests in the medicine, surgery and physiology of space and extreme environments, as well as the feats of engineering that stem from it. They offer talks, an annual conference and further chances to explore the extremes of space, temperature, altitude, and depth, alongside latest advances in medical technology and engineering.
​They hope to establish student-led multi-centre research projects and aim to incorporate training into the national undergraduate medical curriculum.
Twitter:  @BUSEMA | Website:  busema.co.uk  

EUROPEAN LOW GRAVITY RESEARCH ASSOCIATION (ELGRA)
ELGRA is a non-profit international society devoted to the promotion of scientific research under various gravity conditions in Europe. ELGRA aims to represent and strengthen the scientific community of gravity-related research and help young scientists and engineers to become involved in low- and hyper-gravity research through educational programs. ELGRA partner with ESA to provide funding/grants to students to attend their annual conference. There is also a student ELGRA (SELGRA)
Twitter/X: @StudentELGRA  |  Website: www.elgra.org

FUTURE SPACE LEADERS
Future Space Leaders Foundation is a non-profit organisation dedicated to the career development of young space professionals. The Future Space Leaders Grant Programme is intended for U.S. graduate students and young professionals who are pursuing space and satellite-related careers. The program provides grants for participation in the International Astronautical Congress (IAC).
Twitter/X: @Space_Leaders
Website: futurespaceleaders.org

INTERNATIONAL ASTRONAUTICAL FEDERATION ​(IAF)
The International Astronautical Federation (IAF) was founded in 1951, when scientists from the field of space research gathered in an attempt to ensure a constant dialogue between the space nations, regardless of political turmoil. The mission of the IAF is to promote international cooperation, share knowledge, recognise achievements and inspire the wokforce of tomorrow. Every year, the IAF together with the International Academy of Astronautics and the International Institute of Space Law host the International Astronautical Congress (IAC).  
Website: www.iafastro.org

INTERNATIONAL SPACE UNIVERSITY (ISU)
The International Space University develops future leaders of the world space community by providing interdisciplinary educational programs to students and space professionals in an international, intercultural environment.
ISU provides funding from industry and government agencies to help support MSS, SSP and SH-SSP students who are unable to cover all of their tuition fees.
Twitter/X: @ISUnet
Website: www.isunet.edu/

MARS SOCIETY UK
Established by Dr. Robert Zubrin and others in 1998, this group works to educate the public, the media and government on the benefits of exploring Mars and creating a permanent human presence on the Red Planet. They are professionals, amateurs, tinkerers, thinkers, and most importantly do-ers! There are numerous Mars Society chapters around the globe, ranging from countrywide to region-specific. Mars Society UK covers Great Britain and Northern Ireland, along with sister chapters covering specific regions.
Twitter/X: @MarsSocietyUK | Website: marssocietyuk.org

NATIONAL SPACE ACADEMY
National Space Academy is a not-for-profit organisation, engaging young people with STEM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) using the inspirational context of space, and facilitating pathways into the space sector by working with industry and education. They work closely with people in the space sector to  develop the next generation of space science talent. Supported by the UK Space Agency, they also engage in work overseas, supporting the European Space Agency (ESA) summer teacher workshops in various European countries and the European Space Camp in Andoya, Norway.
Twitter/X:  @UKSpaceAcademy | Website:  nationalspaceacademy.org

ROYAL AERONAUTICAL SOCIETY (RAeS)
The RAeS is a British multi-disciplinary professional institution dedicated to the global aerospace community. Founded in 1866, it is the oldest aeronautical society in the world. It hosts numerous events each year, including annual conferences and student/young professionals meetings. The Centennial Scholarship Fund was launched in 2003 in celebration of one hundred years of flight and to look forward to the next generations of aerospace pioneers and experts.
Twitter/X: @AeroSociety | Website:  aerosociety.com/

SPACE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION (SMA)
The SMA was founded in 1951 as a constituent organisation of the Aerospace Medical Association (AsMA) for the express purpose of advancing the science and art of space medicine and the biological sciences, with special emphasis on the problems facing humans in the space environment.
They award the Jeffery R. Davis and KBRwyle scholarships, to encourage students, who have demonstrated academic achievement and shown an interest in Space Biology and Space Medical Operations to further pursue a career in Space Medicine.
Website:  spacemedicineassociation.org/

SPACE MEDICINE LIFE SCIENCES (SMLS)
The SMLS Project Group, part of the SGAC, aims to provide an international, intercultural and interdisciplinary platform for young professionals with an interest in space biomedical science. SMLS is fundamental for the development of terrestrial healthcare solutions by facilitating human space exploration, resonating with multiple United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.  
Twitter/X:  @SGAC_SMLS | Website: spacegeneration.org/projects/smls

SPACE GENERATION ADVISORY COUNCIL (SGAC)
The SGAC in support of the United Nations Programme on Space Applications is a non-governmental organisation and professional network which "aims to bring the views of students and young space professionals to the United Nations, space industry and other organisations. International, regional and local member events are held to discuss and engage with current leaders from space agencies, industry and academia. Group projects enable members to shape key topics on space through technical papers, policy briefs and recommendations.
Twitter/X: @SGAC | Website: spacegeneration.org

UK STUDENTS FOR THE EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF SPACE (UKSEDS)
UKSEDS is the UK’s national student space society. They run space projects, host conferences, workshops, and careers events, and do outreach all over the country. They hold annual meetings, conferences and awards to recognise contributions of students to the field of space and exploration. If you are a student in the UK, why not join and become a member!
Twitter/X: @UKSEDS | Website: ukseds.org

WORLD EXTREME MEDICINE (WEM)
WEM are the world leaders in Expedition Medicine courses & have a new MSc/International diploma program at Exeter University - Extreme Medicine. Courses are aimed at doctors, nurses, paramedics and other medical professionals wanting to add more adventure into their careers. They also host the annual international WEM Conference with speakers from all over the world.
Twitter/X:  @ExpedMedicine | Website:  worldextrememedicine.com