Fellow status provides formal recognition of your considerable achievements in environmental health.
Fellowship is the highest honour that the CIEH Board of Trustees can bestow on a member.
Achieving this grade demonstrates that you are a leading professional in environmental health and provides formal recognition of your achievements.
£237
To become a Fellow you will need either:
And demonstration of some or all of the following criteria:
Applicants for Fellowship should read and follow the process set out in our brief FAQs.
There is an application fee of £50.
* Digital version only for non-UK members
** At least 12 per year
Honorary Fellows are individuals of high standing through holding positions of importance to the environmental health profession or those who have rendered distinctive or special service to the knowledge, research, practice or application of aspects of environmental health, nationally or internationally.
Individuals can be nominated for Honorary Fellowship by any member. All nominations should be supported by a short, written statement from the proposer stating why the candidate should be considered for Honorary Fellow status.
Applications will be considered by the Membership Learning and the Profession advisory group, who will make a recommendation to the Board of Trustees.
Honorary Fellows do not pay an annual membership subscription but must comply with the Code of Ethics and fitness to practise rules for members.
Recent awards of Honorary Fellowship have included:
Anyone interested in nominating someone for Honorary Fellowship is invited to contact us at [email protected].
There is no fee for applications for Honorary Fellowship.
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