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Message from Professor Joyce Goodman, President of the History of Education Society (UK)

Greetings to all History of Education Society members and all other readers of our Web site around the world.  

This site tells you more about the Society's aims, its publications, conferences and events. You can read the 2006 report  of past President Gary McCulloch to the Society's Annual General Meeting and also the report for 2005, download a membership subscription form and pay your subscription (including via credit card and direct debit). These pages also offer links to sites of interest to researchers in the History of Education.


Our Mission and aims

The Society was founded in 1967. Its mission and aims are

  • to promote the study and teaching of the history of education;

  • to encourage and support research in the history of education;

  • to represent the interests of the field of the history of education;

  • to promote the public profile and an informed public understanding of the history of education by engaging in relevant public debates;

  • to encourage and support new researchers in the history of education;

  • to provide collaboration and exchange among those interested in the history of   education in Britain and around the world;

  • to promote links with the study and teaching of history at all levels;

  • to promote the preservation of and facilitate access to primary sources in the history of education and features of our educational heritage.

 

The Society holds an annual three-day conference with Annual General Meeting in November/December.


Membership

This aim of the Society, which was founded in 1967, is to further the study of the history of education by providing opportunities for discussion among those engaged in its study and teaching. 

The Society holds an annual three-day conference with Annual General Meeting in November/December.

The History of Education Society has made arrangements for Routledge, part of the Taylor & Francis Group, to collect all membership fees and renewals on behalf of the Society from January 2008. As part of the new agreement, Routledge Customer Services will deal with future membership registration as well as existing renewals. All other administrative matters will be dealt with by the History of Education Society Secretary. To become a member, please complete the 2008 membership form.

Membership categories

Subscription payable

Fully waged

£25 annually

Not fully waged

£17 annually

Fully waged with History of Education Journal

£70 annually

Not fully waged with History of Education Journal

£62 annually

Life membership

£225 once

Life membership with History of Education Journal

£45 annually

The History of Education Researcher is included with all the membership categories

 

Please return the relevant application forms with payment to

Alexis Goodyear, Marketing Executive, Routledge Journals, 4 Park Square, Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon. OX14 4RN, United Kingdom

 


Contact Information

For membership enquiries, please contact alexis.goodyear@informa.com 

 

For all other enquiries, please contact Secretary@historyofeducation.org.uk

 

 

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