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There are two main membership
categories:
Individual members: persons who are employed
as museum staff; former museum professionals who are retired;
'independent persons respecting the ICOM Code of Professional
Ethics and working for museums (...) either in a professional
or advisory capacity, but not promoting or dealing with any commercial
products and equipment required for museums and services'. (Statutes, Article
2, Para. 2).
Institutional members: museums or related
institutions complying with the definition of a museum set out
by ICOM in its Statutes
(Article 2, Para. 1) or organisations to which museums belong
or upon which they are dependent.
ICOM offers a number of benefits to its individual
and institutional
members.
Membership is annual and retroactive to the
beginning of the current calendar year.
Once a person or institution has been enrolled
as a member, he/she/it may also join ICOM's International
Committees. Currently ICOM has 28 International Committees
representing types of museums (e.g. art, science, literature,...)
or particular disciplines (e.g. conservation, education, documentation,...).
Through its International Committees, ICOM achieves its major
objectives: exchange of scientific information at an international
level, drawing up of professional standards and realisation of
joint projects.
Membership with INC-ICOM/ICOM ceases if a member
resigns, if a member stops paying the annual dues or if the member's
professional status has changed.
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