Members of the American Portuguese Studies Association are leading scholars, students, and professionals who have an interest in the Portuguese-speaking world. Some of the benefits that members enjoy are:
- The opportunity to publish your work in the Journal of Lusophone Studies
- An opportunity to vote to elect officers and members of the APSA Executive Committee
- An opportunity to serve on APSA Committees and shape the future of our field
APSA Membership Fees:
- Faculty working in the US, Canada, or Europe and making $100k or more: $120
- Faculty working in the US, Canada, or Europe and making $75–99k: $100
- Faculty working in the US, Canada, or Europe and making $74k or less: $75
- Faculty working outside the US, Canada, or Europe: $75
- Graduate students in the US, Canada, or Europe, and independent scholars: $65
- Graduate students outside the US, Canada, or Europe, and undergraduate students: $45
APSA 2026 Early Conference Registration Fees (for those who register by July 6, 2026):
- Faculty working in the US, Canada, or Europe and making $100k or more: $150
- Faculty working in the US, Canada, or Europe and making $75–99k: $125
- Faculty working in the US, Canada, or Europe and making $74k or less: $100
- Faculty working outside the US, Canada, or Europe: $100
- Graduate students in the US, Canada, or Europe, and independent scholars: $80
- Graduate students outside the US, Canada, or Europe, and undergraduate students: $50
APSA 2026 Regular Conference Registration Fees (for those who register between July 7 and August 6, 2026):
- Faculty working in the US, Canada, or Europe and making $100k or more: $175
- Faculty working in the US, Canada, or Europe and making $75–99k: $150
- Faculty working in the US, Canada, or Europe and making $74k or less: $125
- Faculty working outside the US, Canada, or Europe: $125
- Graduate students in the US, Canada, or Europe, and independent scholars: $100
- Graduate students outside the US, Canada, or Europe, and undergraduate students: $70