International Engagement
Resources for the global physics community
With nearly a quarter of our membership living outside of the United States, APS is dedicated to connecting, engaging, and serving the global physics community.
Explore our resources by region to learn how you can benefit from APS programs, grant opportunities, events and more.
Explore resources in support of the physics community across Africa.
Explore resources in support of the physics community across China.
Explore resources in support of the physics community across East Asia
Explore resources in support of the physics community across South Asia.
Explore resources in support of the physics community across Southeast Asia.
Explore resources in support of the physics community across West and Central Asia.
Explore resources in support of the physics community across North America.
Explore resources in support of the physics community across South America.
Explore resources in support of the physics community across Oceania.
Explore resources in support of the physics community across North/East Europe.
Explore resources in support of the physics community across South/West Europe.
Physicists in less-resourced countries
APS advances international collaboration through opportunities and resources for physicists in less-resourced countries.
Through our matching membership program, APS offers free membership to physicists living in less-resourced countries, as well as membership options for physicists and students around the world.
APS welcomes submissions to our Physical Review journals from physicists and researchers worldwide.
We're proud to offer a fee structure to help physicists from less-resourced countries attend scientific meetings, in-person and virtually.
APS travel grants and lectureships to encourage international collaboration, including opportunities to attend the APS March and April Meetings.
Sharing membership privileges with scientists around the world
APS and other physics professional organizations maintain reciprocal society agreements to share membership privileges, allowing physicists worldwide to benefit from reduced registration rates at APS meetings and other advantages. APS members in the United States can also benefit from these reciprocal society agreements when attending and presenting research abroad.
View the reciprocal societies
Supporting international principles and policies for scientific collaboration
APS joins physical societies and scientific associations across the globe in signing on to a set of international principles and policies meant to foster integrity, reciprocity, and transparency.
View the announcement and signatories
International publications
To connect the global physics community, APS features the service of international scientists, supports the African Physics Newsletter, and produces reports on international engagement.
Stories of how APS members are advancing physics and making an impact around the world.
News, discussion, and profiles on the physics community in Africa.
Recommendations and implementation strategies for strengthening global partnerships and integrating international affairs across APS.
APS International Affairs team
For more information on how APS is working to support the global physics community, we encourage you to email the International Affairs team.
Related
APS provides general visa and related information for physicists traveling internationally to attend scientific meetings and other events.
Connect with others who share your special interests in physics, advance your career, find mentorship opportunities, and more.
Explore Physics Matters webinars for insights on career development, DEI, and more. Partnering with global communities, these sessions advance physics education and foster connections.
APS has signed on to a statement affirming its agreement with principles and policies for international scientific collaboration.