ISCEST Nigeria Membership
ISCEST is Open for Membership
The International Society of Comparative Education, Science and Technology Nigeria is a scholarly association dedicated to promoting comparative education, science and technology, and as well as enhancing the academic status of these fields.
ISCEST also seeks to deepening our understanding of educational, scientific and technological issues, trends and policies through comparative, national and international perspectives.
Aims of ISCEST
to promote teaching and cross-disciplinary research in education, science and technology,to facilitate research publications,
to network with other professionals and professional organisations,
to support research students, organize conferences, workshops and meetings and
to be a resource to national policy makers.
A major goal of the ISCEST is to strengthen the theoretical basis of comparative studies in education, science and technology and applied those understandings to policy and implementation issues in Nigeria, Africa and other comparable settings.
ISCEST Membership
Membership
The ISCEST is now calling for membership for this new multidisciplinary comparative society, the first of its kind in sub Saharan Africa and third on the African continent after South Africa and Egypt.
To this end, in August 2016, ISCEST became a member of the World Council of Comparative Education Societies. You can download your copy of ISCEST Constitution and By-laws here: ISCEST Constitution and ISCEST BYLAWS
Membership Benefits
- Include free copies of the ISCEST journal—current studies in education, science and technology—and the ISCEST Newsletter, which will be published three times a year, and a discount on registration fee at ISCEST annual conferences.
- It is anticipated that ISCEST will facilitate opportunity for exchange and cooperation of scholars in Africa and beyond.
Annual Membership Subscriptions
- Full Membership—N10,000 (Local) and US$60 (International)
- Student membership—N5,000 (Local) and US$30 (International)
- Retired Membership—N5,000 (Local) and US$30 (International)