Membership in the Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) gives you many ways to grow professionally.
You can build practical skills through programs, explore the latest techniques, and publish your own work in our peer-reviewed journals. Our flagship SEG events bring together thousands of geoscience professionals from across the globe––giving you the opportunity to connect with peers and expand your network.
What to Expect When You Apply
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REVIEW PROCESS
WHEN APPROVED
- Join as a Student or Professional: review Membership Types to confirm you meet the qualifications.
- Prepare your curriculum vitae (CV) or résumé.
- Students: Have the contact information for a current professor; or other academic, work, or volunteer reference.
Membership Dues Structure
SEG uses a three-tiered dues structure to calculate SEG membership fees based on the country classifications of the World Bank. Country classifications are based on gross national income per capita. Membership dues are based on citizenship or primary work residence; the assessed dues will be whichever rate is higher.
| Dues Schedule | Group IV High-income economies | Group III Upper-middle | Groups I and II Low-income lower-middle economies |
|---|---|---|---|
| Active | US $130.00* | US $65.00** | US $17.00** |
| Associate | US $130.00* | US $65.00** | US $17.00** |
| Emeritus*** | US $60.00* | US $30.00** | US $8.00** |
| Student | US $26.00** | US $13.00** | US $6.00** |
*Includes The Leading Edge in print version.
**Electronic access only to The Leading Edge and GEOPHYSICS (1936–2020).
***To confirm eligibility and process an upgrade for Emeritus Membership, email Member Engagement.
Who We Are, What We Do
The Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) is a global not-for-profit organization with a mission of connecting the world of applied geophysics.
Founded in 1930, SEG provides members with information, tools, and resources to:
- Advance the science of exploration geophysics
- Foster common scientific interests
- Support humanitarian efforts
- Accelerate geophysical innovation