Membership Benefits
Discover how membership and chartership can support your career, strengthen your professional profile, expand your network and connect you with a thriving mathematical community.
Membership is much more than belonging to a professional body. It provides recognition, career development opportunities, access to knowledge, networking opportunities and a community that supports mathematicians at every stage of their career.
Mathematics Today
Every member receives a complimentary subscription to Mathematics Today. Published every two months, it includes:
- IMA news and updates
- Conference highlights
- Branch activities
- Technical articles
- Developments across the mathematical community
Reduced Conference Fees
Access reduced member rates for IMA conferences, workshops and events. Connect with experts, researchers, employers and peers while staying at the forefront of mathematical innovation.
Local Branches
Engage with your local mathematical community through branch meetings, talks and networking events across the UK and Ireland.
Professional Development
- Initial Professional Development (IPD)
- Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
- Graduate Training Schemes
- Competence Frameworks
- Professional networking opportunities
- IMA Career Development Platform
- IMA Exponential Mentoring Platform
Membership helps support lifelong learning, professional growth and career progression.
Professional Recognition through Post-Nominals
- AMIMA recognises mathematical qualifications and commitment.
- MIMA recognises professional experience and standing.
- FIMA recognises seniority, achievement and contribution to mathematics.
Career Opportunities
Access opportunities advertised through Mathematics Today, the IMA website and careers channels.
Networking & STEM Outreach
Participate in professional networks, public engagement activities, STEM outreach initiatives and programmes that inspire future generations of mathematicians.
Industry Representatives
Connecting mathematical professionals across industry, business and government.
Special Interest Groups
Join specialist communities advancing mathematics and its applications.
Academic Representatives
Connecting universities with the wider mathematical community.
