6th World Conference of Science Journalists in London, 30 June – 2 July, 2009

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2009 Conference fees

  Full Conference Fees  
Early Bird Late Booking One Day Opening Day:
Tues. 30/06
Commercial Organisation £600 £675 £350 £100*
NGO/Academic/Gov £400 £450 £250
ABSW Associate (Commercial) £500 £500 £295
ABSW Associate (NGO/Academic/Gov) £335 £335 £200
ABSW/WFSJ Member journalist £225 £225 £150
Other journalist £300 £300 £200
Student (Full time) £225 £225 £150

* This fee is only available to those who have registered for other parts of the Conference, as attendance on the opening day only is not available.

Fees Explanation

All fees are plus 15% VAT

Above is the range of delegate fees available for the conference. The variation within each fee range is due to membership and early bird booking discounts being available.

Please note that delegate registration covers food and drink for the days of attendance.

 

Who should attend?

WCSJ2009 is aimed at professional and aspiring journalists (print, internet, TV and radio) and other science communicators. We expect to attract more than 700 delegates from across the world to the Central Hall, Westminster, including from developing countries.

 

Travel scholarships

Over 125 scholars were supported to attend the conference. Thanks you to all our sponsors who provided support for this invaluable experience.

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