If you have a special interest in or experience with copyright and related rights, you are eligible for membership of the Copyright Society of Australia (CSA). You can either self-nominate or be nominated by a member of the Copyright Society of Australia. Former members need not apply for re-nomination but all new member applications will be reviewed as new members must be approved by the CSA Management Committee.
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CSA MEMBERSHIPS
Membership runs for a Calendar year, 1st January - 31st December.
There are four CSA Membership types:
- Group (Corporate/Organisation)
- Individual Professional
- Individual Academic
- Individual Law Students
Four CSA Membership Types
There are four types of Memberships.
STANDARD MEMBER $150
The Standard CSA 2023 Membership is available to all professionals who have a special interest in copyright.
ACADEMIC MEMBER $85
Available to a full-time academic at an approved educational institution in Australia or New Zealand.
STUDENT MEMBER $25
Available to a full-time student at an approved educational institution in Australia or New Zealand for a maximum of 3 years.
CORPORATE MEMBER $385
Available to an individual working for an organisation in Australia or New Zealand. A corporate membership covers up to four other nominated people in the member’s organisation (“nominated participants”) in the same city. Nominated participants may be varied from time to time. An organisation may have more than one corporate member (for example, where the organisation has offices in more than one city, or the organisation wishes to have more than 4 nominated participants).
Exclusive CSA Membership Benefits
EVENT DISCOUNTS
The CSA runs a number of events (generally between four and six a year) on a variety of copyright-related topics. READ MORE…
SYMPOSIA - PRE-SALE INVITATIONS & DISCOUNTS
The Copyright Society of Australia hosts the Copyright Law & Practice Symposium every two years. READ MORE…
ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION - COPYRIGHT REPORTER
The CSA publishes the Copyright Reporter. Copyright Reporter issues contain articles, case notes, and other information about copyright. READ MORE…
