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Membership & community

The British Pharmacological Society (BPS) is a friendly and collaborative community of professionals and students across the world, all working and studying in pharmacology or its related fields. Members include academics, clinicians, industry professionals and policy makers. Founded in 1931 with just 38 members, the BPS now represents around 5,000 members from over 60 countries.

BPS membership unlocks exclusive member benefits that will support you as you progress through your studies and career. They include networking opportunities; discounts to events; access to funding in the form of prizes, grants and bursaries; early access to journal content; publishing discounts; and opportunities to get involved in Society activities.

  • Become a member

    As member of the BPS, you will have ample opportunities to network with our diverse and friendly members, share your insights, learn from others and gain valuable experiences and knowledge to help you advance in your career.

  • Prizes, awards, grants & bursaries

    Prizes and awards recognise the contributions and development of our members throughout their careers. Grants offer funding for the development of projects, events or tools that promote, engage or educate. Bursaries provide financial support to help members attend scientific conferences. Search the opportunities available and check your eligibility.

  • Get involved

    There are lots of ways you can use your time to become more involved with the British Pharmacological Society and to help promote and advance pharmacology.

  • Partner with us

    Partnering with the British Pharmacological Society offers your organisation the opportunity to help promote and advance pharmacology in the discovery, development, and use of medicines, for the benefit of all in Society.

  • UK Pharmacogenetics & Stratified Medicine Network

    A network for academics, clinicians, industry professionals and regulators to discuss, promote and collaborate on the use of stratified/personalised medicine in the clinic, to offer patients the most appropriate and safe drug, at the optimal dose, at the start of their treatment.

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