EFSUMB website

From the 31^st January 2020 EFSUMB closed some of the sections of the www.efsumb.org web site to public access. These restricted areas of the web site are now available for Members Only access. We are doing this to make sure we are providing great member benefits for all paying EFSUMB members and the National Societies who pay for their members to be part of EFSUMB.

Whether you are based in Europe or not EFSUMB are now inviting membership from across the world. Membership options are available for individual members, students, those from low income countries and affiliate memberships.

If you are a member of your own countries National Society then it is likely you are already an EFSUMB member. Check the map below

You can also check the web page ‘Are you already a Member?’ at http://www.efsumb.org/blog/membership-membercountry

If you are not part of a National Society then you can become an individual member from as little as 25 EURO a year or if you are a student 25 EURO for 3 years.

As an individual member you will have exactly the same EFSUMB benefits as National Society members.

Individual members have 2 options for membership. Single year (standard and low-income country) or 5 year membership.

Individual membership sign up page can be found here: http://www.efsumb.org/blog/membership-single

Student membership sign up page can be found here: http://www.efsumb.org/blog/membership-student

Once you have signed up for membership, paid via our secure PayPal server and we have received your application, we will email you with your EFSUMB Member Certificate and Log in Details to log in for all members only content.

You can visit any page on the website to log in – the log in box is on the right-hand side bar of the web site:

You can also go directly to the Log In page at http://www.efsumb.org/blog/membership-login

If you do not log in, when you try to access any Members Only content you will see the following message …

Once logged in you can access all areas of the EFSUMB web site with no additional measures.

Any member login problems please contact [e-mail]

Publication History

Article published online:
07 April 2020