The Academy was founded in 1955, its object being the promotion and search for new knowledge in aerospace medicine, and the contribution to international co-operation among those devoted to education and research in this particular field.
Learn MoreThe Academy sponsors an International Congress on an annual basis with the location rotating to various countries around the world. Individuals representing countries wishing to hold a Congress should contact the Secretary General for more information.
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The Academy has different categories of membership. To be considered eligible for membership in the International Academy of Aviation and Space Medicine, an applicant must satisfy certain listed requirements.
Applicants must subscribe to the objectives of the Academy and have demonstrated high moral and ethical professional standards. The application for membership should be sent by email to the Secretary General of the Academy: secretary-general@iaasm.org.
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Physicians or scientists less experienced in Aviation and Space Medicine can apply to become an Affiliate of the Academy with the opportunity of having a mentor experienced in the specialty assigned to them.
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The International Academy of Aviation and Space Medicine has a well-established Scholarship Programme, the aim of which is to enable young physicians commencing a career in aerospace medicine to undertake training in the specialty.
The Scholarship can be used to facilitate attendance at a formal training course, or participation in a work programme (one year or more, structured towards educational goals) in a recognized aerospace medicine institute.
The Academy grants at least one Scholarship Award of up to US$20,000 annually to support the education of a medical professional wishing to train in Aviation and Space Medicine who does not have access to funds with the aim of them subsequently supporting the development of the specialty in their home State.