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Membership options: SELECT Full membership (£30) PhD student membership (£20) Final year Undergraduates/Taught postgraduates (£0)

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Please provide a personal email address. This address will only be used by Society for important emails if we are unable to contact you using your primary (work) email address, for example if you have moved institution.

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Please provide your active consent by ticking this box for UKSB to collect, hold and process this information. Your consent and this information are required for the UKSB to be able to provide you with a membership subscription and its benefits. Your personal information will only be held and processed for this purpose. It will not be shared with third parties, with the exception of providing the organisers of the annual UKSB conference with your name and membership type in order to be able to provide you with discounted conference registration fees. Your personal information will be held during an active membership subscription, and for up to three years after the expiry of your last active subscription. Afterwards it will be automatically deleted. You have the right to withdraw your consent and/or request access to, rectify, restrict and erase your personal information held by the UKSB any time free of charge. You can do so by contacting the UKSB's membership secretary or web manager. All requests will be dealt with within 1 month. Please note that the UKSB will not be able to provide you with a membership subscription without your consent, after erasure, or during the restriction of your personal information. If you feel that your personal information is stored or processed unlawfully, you have the right to raise a complaint with the Information Commissioner's Office.

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