cphys

7/30/2019 cphys

1/16

IN S T I TU T E O F PHYS ICS CHART E RE D PHYS IC IST

Chartered Physicist (CPhys) is the professional qualification awarded by the Institute of Physics to practising

professional physicists. Being a Chartered Physicist proves that you have knowledge and experience as a physicist

that can be relied on by employers and the wider community.

Chartered Physicists agree to be bound by a code of conduct that reflects best practice. The code requires our

members not only to show a high level of professionalism, but also to continually advance their competence through

continuing professional development.

To apply for CPhys you will either need to already be a Member of the Institute of Physics or be ready to submit your

Member application at the same time as this one. Member guidelines can be found atwww.iop.org(Professional

Development). In addition, you can apply for more than one chartered status at a time. More details about CSci and

CEng can be found at the same web address.

You will need to demonstrate that you have the breadth and depth of physics knowledge and professional

competence required for a Chartered Physicist. These guidelines explain how you can do this.

CHARTERED PHYSICIST

Complete the

Professional

Review Report

After a minimum of

four years since

completion of your

first degree you may

be able to

demonstrate the level

of competence

required

Is your degree

accredited by the

Institute of Physics?

Have you completed

an Institute Accredited

Company Training

Scheme to cover the

initial professional

development phase?

Submit the

Professional

Review Report

Complete the

Professional

Review Report

You mayneed more

than five years since

you completed your

first degree to be in a

position to

demonstrate the

level of competence

required

You need to provide

evidence of MPhys

equivalence

Complete MPhys

Equivalence Report

YES

YES

YES

NO

NO

NO

Welcome to the Institute of Physics the home of physicsand physicists in the UK, Ireland and beyond.

Chartered Physicist - CPhysAny candidate for Chartered

Physicist may be invited far

interview to confirm academicMPhys equivalence and/or to

confirm professional experience.

Academic

requirements met

Do you havean integrated

masters degree?

Core of Physics

evidence for each

element

7/30/2019 cphys

2/16


1. Physics knowledgeAll candidates are required to demonstrate that they have the breadth

and depth of physics knowledge that is required for a Chartered Physicist.

There are two ways to do this:

1.1 Accredited Educational Route

You provide evidence that you hold an integrated masters degree

accredited by the Institute of Physics.

1.2 General Route

You demonstrate that you have knowledge equivalent to an integratedmasters degree accredited by the Institute of Physics. In order to do this

you must complete the MPhys equivalence report template. The template

can be found as an editable document atwww.iop.org(Professional

Development).

Whichever route you follow you may be asked to attend an interview (see

section 3) to discuss your knowledge in greater depth.

2. Professional competenceAll candidates are required to demonstrate that they have the

professional competences and responsible professional experience

required of a Chartered Physicist:

2.1 Professional competences for Chartered Physicist

A. Application of general and specialist knowledge

You should demonstrate your ability to:

a) evaluate data critically, drawing logical conclusions

b) apply a logical approach to problem solving

c) apply a creative problem solving approach to physics-related projects

In addition you are asked to demonstrate your ability in two of the

following areas:

d) exploit and/or develop emerging technologies to enhance current

practicese) ensure continuing fitness for purpose of products and services

f) publish in peer reviewed scientific journals to further the understanding

of the physics community

g) promote innovation and technology transfer

h) supervise undergraduate or post-16 physics project work

i) design and deliver undergraduate programmes

j) contribute to the profession outside your immediate working

environment

k) contribute to the public understanding of physics.

B. Applying physics to the analysis and solution of problems


a) identify potential projects and opportunities using your physicsknowledge

b) conduct and document appropriate research and design possible

solutions

c) plan and implement solutions

d) evaluate solutions and make improvements.

C. Technical and managerial skills


a) plan for effective project implementation

b) make effective use of all resources (such as people, time, finance,

physics knowledge) and demonstrate leadership in carrying out tasks

c) develop the capabilities of people for whom you are responsible, e.g.

students, team members, to meet the demands of changing technical

and managerial requirements

d) bring about continuous improvement through quality management.

D. Communication and interpersonal skills


a) communicate clearly and effectively with others at all levels, by both

oral and written methods

b) present and discuss concepts, ideas and plans convincingly and

objectively with your superiors and others

c) participate effectively within a team

d) exert appropriate influence and effective leadership qualities.

E. Professional conduct

You should demonstrate how you will perform these behaviours as aresponsible chartered physicist:

a) comply with the Institute of Physics code of conduct

b) observe rules and regulations relating to your professional practice as

a physicist

c) be aware of and sensitive to health, safety and environmental issues

d) carry out the continuing professional development necessary to ensure

competence in your future career.

We expect you to interpret these statements in the context of your job.

While everyone has to satisfy each of the major headings A - E, we realise

that within each heading you are likely to be stronger in some areas than

others. We ask that you demonstrate competence in a range of work

which has required exercise of your independent technical judgement,and some direct responsibility for resources, taking account of financial,

commercial, safety, statutory and national considerations.

Your knowledge and experience must reflect a broad view of your

employer and working environment. The main facets for which you will

need to show evidence are:

CPD aimed at developing a deep specialism and/or broad knowledgeacross a physics related area;

Ability to carry out complex tasks in a ful ly flexible and adaptablemanner;

Beginning to gain greater skills in dealing withcustomers/colleagues/students;

Identifying new opportunities for both your own development and thatof the organisation;

Working to support the aims of your organisation and to promote itwithin your sector;

Starting to demonstrate leadership qualities and to take on teamleader responsibilities;

Developing potential in others.

Further details of how to show these skills can be found in the document

Guidance on responsible experience which can be found at

www.iop.org(Professional Development).

At an absolute minimum this will take you at least five years, and

experience shows that candidates who have completed a companytraining scheme accredited for CPhys (ACTS) are more likely to actually

reach the required level of competence in this minimum time period.

2.2 How do I prove I have these competences?

By providing a professional report summarising your training, skills and

experience which may consist of a continuous text as described below or

a shorter summary that refers to a portfolio of evidence of your training

and experience if you have one.

2.2.1 Accredited Company Training Scheme (ACTS) Route

The IPD section of your professional report is provided by reference to the

Institute ACTS you have completed. You then need only document your

current job, responsible experience and CPD progress and planning.

7/30/2019 cphys

3/16


2.2.2 General Experience Route

You provide the full professional report including documentation of your

IPD.

We do need to check the information, but rather than ask you for lots of

counter-signatures we just ask you to choose two supporters who can

verify the information you have given us. Details of requirements for

supporters are given in section 5 below.

Dont forget that two years of your experience has to be at a responsible

level

2.3 Your professional review report

We ask every applicant to send us a professional review report. However

for those coming from an ACTS, the IPD section may be omitted. This

report, explained below, summarises and links your experiences to the

competences for CPhys. It also highlights how you have gained

experience at a responsible level and provides us with a very accurate

snapshot of your career at the time of application.

The report should be structured as follows:

Introduction outlining your current role. Initial Professional Development (IPD) specifying the experience you

have gained in the competence areas (not required with ACTS.

Instead there should be a signed declaration from the candidates linemanager that the candidate has completed the accredited training

scheme. In this case the total report length should be 800-1500

words.)

Responsible experience giving three examples of how you are usingyour physics knowledge and skills to work at a professional level.

These examples must be spread over at least 2 years to prove you

have been working at a responsible level for this period.

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) detailing activitiesundertaken during your working life and outlining future career plans

that will ensure you meet the revalidation requirements.

To help you write this report we have provided a template. You can

download it as an editable word file from www.iop.org(ProfessionalDevelopment).You are strongly recommended to use the template as

not doing so will mean your application takes longer to process.

If you are applying for more than one chartered status you will need to

address different competencies and must write a separate professional

review report for each application.

3. InterviewsThe aim of the interview is to confirm the information supplied within the

application and to verify that you meet the standards required of a

Chartered Physicist. Interviews will last between 30 and 60 minutes.

Further guidance will be supplied once the need for an interview is

confirmed.

4. How long will my application take to write?We find it takes people approximately three hours to complete an

application for any chartered status if they do it all in one sitting.

The requirements for CPhys are constantly reviewed for relevance and so

it is important that you submit your application as soon as it is complete

to ensure that it complies with the current standard.

5. Choosing your supportersApplications for CPhys need two supporters who can verify the

information in the application and comment on your suitability for CPhys.

Please consider the following when choosing your supporters

Normally both supporters should be Chartered Physicists. Occasionally the panel will accept applications from people who have

only one Chartered Physicist supporting them. In this case the second

supporter should be a Chartered Engineer, Chartered Scientist or

Chartered Chemist and the reason for your choice should be explained

in a covering letter. Normally one supporter should be outside your work place. The panel

request this to ensure independence of opinion. There are

circumstances where the applicants role and experience are

particularly confidential and this might not be sensible or practical. In

this case you should contact the professional Standards Office for

advice before submitting your application..

Both supporters should have known you (or known of you) for at leastone year.

Remember that you must not be related to either of your supporters.

If it requires more than one supporter to verify your information, this is

acceptable but the absolute minimum number should be specified.

You should make sure that the supporters are willing and able to verify

your information and that they are contactable during the ensuing couple

of months following your application. The most common cause of delay

in processing applications is unavailability of supporters.

In the event of inconclusive comment from supporters we may contact

them for further information or ask you to nominate a third.

Additional guidance can be found in the document called Choosing your

supporters which can be found atwww.iop.org(Professional

Development).

6. How applications are assessedA panel of five Chartered Physicists sees each application. The panel

assesses the information in the application, and the comments of the

supporters, and compares these against the requirements for Chartered

Physicist. The panel will choose to accept, reject or defer the application.

Occasionally applications are deferred to allow the candidate an

opportunity to supply additional information. Other deferrals are generally

due to insufficient responsible experience. Where an application is

deferred or rejected the applicant will always receive a letter explaining

the reason for this and suggesting a future course of action.

7. How long will my application take to be processed?The membership department will normally acknowledge receipt of your

application and acknowledge that it is in due form within 14 days andsend out your supporter forms within four weeks.

You will normally receive a decision on your application within sixweeks of your supporters returning their forms.

Complicated cases will inevitably take longer and it is in your interest to

make sure that the information supplied is as complete as possible and

that your supporters are willing, able and available.

7/30/2019 cphys

4/16


Subscription fees for 2009GRADE Years in Fee

paid employment

Fellow n/a 120

Member 9+ 90

78 74

56 62

up to 4 44

Other grades studying (postgraduate students)1 16

Part-time employment AND income n/a 46

greater than 10000 p.a. all grades

Income less than 10000 p.a. n/a 15

- all grades except Student Members

CEng registration fee p.a. n/a 29

(passed to EC (UK) in full)

CPhys registration fee p.a. n/a 15

CSci registration fee p.a. n/a 15

(passed to Science Council in full)

REMISSION (applies to subscription rates only)

Retired: 60+ (all grades) 46Retired: 70+ (all grades) 0

RECIPROCAL AGREEMENTS 2

Members of the Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine, the

Royal Astronomical Society and the Royal Meteorological Society

may reduce their membership subscription rate by 25%

(please indicate IPEM, RAS or RMS on subscription notice).

How to applyAll candidates must submit a:

application form, including sufficient supporter details CV degree certificates. (These must be notarised copies of the

originals -authenticated and signed by your manager/director/head

of department as being true copies of the originals. Please do not

send original certificates.)

organisational chart professional review report (see above)

Masters equivalence report where necessary

Unfortunately we will have to return incomplete or overlong applications

to you.

Contact detailsPlease send your application to:

Membership Department

The Institute of Physics

76 Portland Place

London

W1B 1NT

United Kingdom

If you have any questions

either telephone: +44 (0) 20 7470 4800 or e-mail: [email protected]

Go back to

www.iop.org

to choose an

alternative status

Choose two supportersWrite your professional

review report

Complete the

application form

Send the application,

report and CV to us

Membership

department receives

the application,

acknowledges it and

sends out the

supporter forms

Update your CV

Supporter forms

received by the

membership

department

You receive

notification of the

decision

Application reviewed

by panel of peers

NO

YES

Do you meet the

requirements?

Read the

guidance notes

Chartered Physicist - CPhys

1 To claim the studying rate (other grades) the full time study section on the reverse of the subscription renewal form must be completed.2Only one reduction may be claimed one reciprocal agreement or remission.

7/30/2019 cphys

5/16

IN S TI T UT E O F PHYS ICS MPHY S EQ U IV ALE N CE RE P O RT TE M P LAT E

MPhys Equivalence Report TemplateSave this PDF to your computer and complete it off-line.

All candidates who do not have an accredited integrated masters degree in Physics must complete this form.

Name Membership Number

CORE OF PHYSICS TOPICS

If you hold an IOP accredited BSc give details here:

Degree title Completion date Awarding body

OTHERWISE explain briefly your knowledge of each topic and how it was gained:

(for example:

diffraction included in Physics 101 Optics and Waves course.

Heisenberg covered in Wave Mechanics in second year

magnetic properties of paramagnetic material in final year solid state option

xxx by private study ref: Eisberg, Modern Physics pp123-145, used in yyy project)

Mathematics for Physicists

Mechanics and Relativity

Classical mechanics to include:

Newtons laws and conservation laws including rotation

Newtonian gravitation to the level of Keplers laws

Special relativity to the level of:

Lorentz transformations and the energy-momentumrelationship

Trigonometric and hyperbolic functions; complex numbers

Series expansions, limits and convergence Calculus to the level of multiple integrals; solution of linear

ordinary and partial differential equations

Three-dimensional trigonometry

Vectors to the level of div, grad and curl; divergence theoremand Stokes theorem

Matrices to the level of eigenvalues and eigenvectors

Fourier series and transforms including the convolutiontheorem

Probability distributions

7/30/2019 cphys

6/16


Quantum Physics

Condensed Matter Physics

Oscillations and Waves

Free, damped, forced and coupled oscillations to includeresonance and normal modes

Waves in linear media to the level of group velocity

Waves on strings, sound waves and electromagnetic waves

Doppler effect

Mechanical properties of matter to include elasticity andthermal expansion

Inter-atomic forces and bonding

Phonons and heat capacity

Crystal structure and Bragg scattering

Electron theory of solids to the level of simple band structure

Semiconductors and doping

Magnetic properties of matter

Background to quantum mechanics to include:

Black body radiation

Photoelectric effect

Wave-particle duality

Heisenbergs Uncertainty PrincipleSchrdinger wave equation to include:

Wave function and its interpretation

Standard solutions and quantum numbers to the level of thehydrogen atom

Tunnelling

First order time independent perturbation theory

Atomic, nuclear and particle physics to include:

Quantum structure and spectra of simple atoms

Nuclear masses and binding energies

Radioactive decay, fission and fusion

Pauli exclusion principle, fermions and bosons and elementaryparticles

Fundamental forces and the Standard Model

7/30/2019 cphys

7/16


Electromagnetism

Optics

Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics

PROJECT

Describe what the project was designed to achieve. Rough guide: 400 words

Project aim

Zeroth, first and second laws of thermodynamics to include:

Temperature scales, work, internal energy and heat capacity

Entropy, free energies and the Carnot Cycle

Changes of state

Statistical mechanics to include:

Kinetic theory of gases and the gas laws to the level of Van derWaals equation

Statistical basis of entropy

Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution

Bose-Einstein and Fermi-Dirac distributions

Density of states and partition function

Geometrical optics to the level of simple optical systems

Interference and diffraction at single and multiple apertures

Dispersion by prisms and diffraction gratings

Optical cavities and laser action

Electrostatics and magnetostatics

DC and AC circuit analysis to the level of complex impedance,transients and resonance

Gauss, Faraday, Ampre, Lenz and Lorentz laws to the level oftheir vector expression

Maxwells equations and plane electromagnetic wave solution;Poynting vector

Electromagnetic spectrum

Polarisation of waves and behaviour at plane interfaces

7/30/2019 cphys

8/16

Outcome

What you did and the results of the project and how they relate to the original aims. Rough guide: 600 words

Outcome

Development

How you developed your skills and knowledge to meet the needs of the project

Rough guide: 600 words

Development

Evaluation

A review of the project and any future improvements that could be made A summary of the skills and knowledge you developed. Rough guide: 400 words

Evaluation

All information provided by me within this report is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.

Signed Date

Thank you for completing your MPhys equivalence report.


7/30/2019 cphys

9/16

IN S T I TU T E O F PHYS ICS GU I DA N CE O N RE SP O N S IBLE EXPE R I E NC E

Guidance on Responsible ExperienceThe following document has been written to help candidates applying for chartered status to know what is

expected of them. The criteria listed below are by no means exhaustive and the Institute has a flexible

attitude towards different approaches to responsibility.No candidate is expected to show evidence of all of these criteria.

If you have any questions not answered by the advice here then please contact the professional development team:

[email protected]

SummaryYour knowledge and experience must reflect a broad view of your employer and working environment. The main facets you will need to show evidence of are:

CPD aimed at developing a deep specialism and/or broad knowledge across a physics related area; ability to carry out complex tasks in a fully flexible and adaptable manner; beginning to gain greater skills in dealing with customers/colleagues/students; identifying new opportunities for both your own development and that of the organisation;. working to support the aims of your organisation and to promote it within your sector; starting to demonstrate leadership qualities and to take on team leader responsibilities; aspects of people development.

The following are ways in which the above criteria can be shown. As before, this list is not exhaustive and no candidate is expected to be able to

provide evidence in all these areas. All candidates are expected to exhibit skills from the common examples.

General

Leads or manages a small study, research or project team. Works independently. Identifies new opportunities and is consulted on technical, research or business plans. Can make appropriate use of financial/budgetary information. Responds to the needs of customers/colleagues/students. Proactive in making changes, allowing for needs for quality standards and continuous improvement. Encourages flexibility from others. Proactive in encouraging others to seek out, record and share new knowledge. Manages and applies safe systems of work.

Functional

Applies knowledge in a broad range of contexts within accepted practice and procedure. Offers professional advice in complex situations, maintaining professional integrity. Applies project management principles, identifying milestones and juggling resources. Works using delegation without abdicating responsibility. Makes reliable and consistent judgements, where there are few guidelines or precedents. Carries out risk assessment on projects.

Promotes team spirit and keeps others focused on tasks ahead.

Technical

Applies knowledge creatively in a broad range of complex and non-routine contexts, including design and development, though stil l within aframework of accepted practice and procedure.

Has a growing ability to bridge between technical areas. Demonstrates technical integrity in approach and ability to meet technical scrutiny. Oversees the technical aspects of projects, both programs and standards of work. Shares technical information and ensures the passing on of lessons learned.

Academic

Lecturing at an undergraduate level in pure and applied physics. Contributing to the design of post or undergraduate courses.

Collaborating with industry and the wider physics community.

Lecturing to peers at academic events. Publishing in peer-reviewed journals.

The Institute of Physics would like to thank QinetiQ for their help in compiling this document.

7/30/2019 cphys

10/16

IN S T I TU T E O F PHYS ICS CPHYS/CENG PRO FE SS IO N AL RE V I E W RE P O RT

CPhys/CEng Professional Review ReportYou can download an editable version of this form atwww.iop.org(Professional Development).

My name

My membership number

Applying for

Welcome to the professional review report template. We expect this will take you between 2-3 hours to

complete. The following notes have been provided to make the form easier to complete. Please read thenotes carefully this will save you time later.

This report should have a total length of approximately 2000 words. The maximum length is 3000 words.Unfortunately we have to return longer reports to applicants for editing, which inevitably delays theirapplication.

A copy of this full report will be sent to your supporters for verification and comment.

Introduction

Please include your job title and a brief description of your role. Rough guide: 200 words

Job Title and Description

Organisational Chart

An organisational chart should either be pasted into the box below or attached to this report. Unfortunately, reports without an organisational chartwill have to be returned to you.

(This should show your position within your organisation and display any hierarchy or matrix system linking you to those you are responsible to and for.

It should indicate your level of seniority within the organisation. If you work by yourself for instance as a one-person company - please indicate this

below.)

Organisational charts must be pictorial in nature rather than verbally descriptive. An example is attached at the end of this template.

Organisational chart

Please complete all the bold boxes.

7/30/2019 cphys

11/16

IN S T I TU T E O F PHYS ICS CPHYS/CENG PRO FE SS IO N AL RE V I E W RE P O RT

Initial Professional Development

Rough guide: 1000 words in this section you are advised to split this equally between the five sections but you may wish to concentrate morestrongly on particular areas.

You will need to write a minimum of 100 words in each section.You need to emphasise your personal contribution to any work mentioned. Candidates who have completed an accredited training scheme ONLY ask your scheme leader to sign the declaration below. You then do not

need to complete this section go straight on to the Responsible Experience section.

Candidates from accredited training schemes ONLYThis candidate has completed the training scheme accredited by the Institute of Physics

Signed Date

Position within the scheme

First competence

Second competence

Third competence

Fourth competence

Fifth competence

Responsible experience

Rough guide: 600 words in this section.You have to give at least three examples of work which you have carried out at a responsible level. This level is defined in the separate document

Guidance on responsible experience

Examples have to be spread over a period of at least two years. Please remember to emphasise your personal involvement in these projects.

Example one

Example two

Example three

Continuing professional development

Rough guide: 200 wordsThis section is not optional

Please make clear your personal plans, aims and objectives for the next five years.

These should highlight how you will retain competence once you are chartered.

Continuing professionaldevelopment

All information provided by me within this report is true and correct.

Signed Date

Thank you for completing your professional review report.

7/30/2019 cphys

12/16

SECTION APersonal and contact details (please write clearly, using black ink and capital letters)

Title

Surname or family name

Forenames

Date of birth (dd/mm/yyyy) Gender (M or F)

Home address

Town County/State Country

Postcode/Zip code

Home telephone

Personal email address

Mobile

SECTION B Present employer or term address

Job title

Company name

Department/division

Town County/State Country

Postcode/Zip code

Telephone

Fax

Work/academic institution e-mail address

Application form continues overleaf

The Institute of Physics, 76 Portland Place, London W1B 1NT. Tel: +44 (0)20 7470 4800

Fax: +44 (0)20 7470 4848. E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.iop.org

Application formChartered status


76 Portland Place

London W1B 1NT

Tel: +44(0)20 7470 4800

Fax: +44(0)20 7470 4848

E-mail: [email protected]

Web:www.iop.org

Please specify which address should be used for correspondence: Home Present employer or term address

CHARTERED PHYSICIST (CPhys) MEMBER (MInstP)

CHARTERED ENGINEER (CEng) FELLOW (FInstP)

CHARTERED SCIENTIST (CSci)

Membership ID No. (if known)

7/30/2019 cphys

13/16

SECTION C Present course of study(if applicable)

Name and location of university/college (e.g. University of Bristol)

Department (e.g. Department of Physics)

Course title (e.g. BSc Physics or PhD Physics)

Date started (e.g. 01/09/2005)

Expected completion date (e.g. 01/07/2008)

SECTION D Qualifications already obtained (if applicable)

If you obtained your degree from the Open University, please send a list of courses studied in your degree with your application.

(1) UNIVERSITY - e.g. University of Bristol

(2) DEGREE - e.g. BSc in Physics and CLASS - e.g. 2:2

(3) DATE OF AWARD - e.g. 01/07/2004

(1) (1) (1)

(2) (2) (2)

(3) (3) (3)

Please enclose a copy of your certificate(s)

SECTION EThe internet register of members

The register of members is available on the internet to members only.

As a member you will be able to search the register to find contact details for other members. Access to the register will be through the

member-only area of the site atwww.iop.org. You can control how much information about you is displayed (address, e-mail,

membership of Groups) by editing My Address from your personal homepage.

SECTION F Data protection

Please note that the Institute may use the information provided in this form to notify you by post, e-mail or telephone of services and benefits

provided by the Institute to its members. At all times any such use shall be strictly in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998.



76 Portland Place

London W1B 1NT

Tel: +44(0)20 7470 4800

Fax: +44(0)20 7470 4848


Web:www.iop.org

7/30/2019 cphys

14/16

SECTION GSupportersSupporters must be personally familiar with the work of the candidate.

SUPPORTER 1 SUPPORTER 2

Title Title

Name Name

Job title Job title

Address Address

Postcode/Zip code Postcode/Zip code

County/State County/State

Country Country

E-mail address E-mail address

Membership grade Membership grade

SECTION H Obligation to charter & bylaws (copy available for inspection upon request)

I, the undersigned, having applied for election as a member of the Institute of Physics, hereby declare that if elected I will be governed by

the Charter and Bylaws of the Institute from time to time in force; and that whilst a member of the Institute I will advance the object of the

Institute so far as shall be in my power; I undertake to adhere to the code of conduct of the Institute; I will also undertake that I will

forthwith cease to exercise any of the privileges of membership on receipt of a notice from the Honorary Secretary that in accordance with

some one or more of the Bylaws I have been declared to be no longer a member of the Institute, and I will forthwith upon ceasing to be a

member return any books, papers or other property belonging to the Institute, or for which the Institute is responsible, in my possession or

entrusted to me.

I certify that the information given by me in this application is correct and I have included everything requested on the checklist.

Signature Date

SECTION ISubscription

I am currently studying and have completed section C

My income is less than 10,000 p.a.

I am in part-time employment and my income is more than 10,000 p.a.

I have been in paid employment for a grand total of years.



76 Portland Place

London W1B 1NT

Tel: +44(0)20 7470 4800

Fax: +44(0)20 7470 4848


Web:www.iop.org

7/30/2019 cphys

15/16

SECTION J Notification of election (optional)Please select a suitable person who you would like to be notified should your application be successful.

See the Fellowship Guidelines for further information and guidance.

Please notify.... (print clearly in capital letters)

Title

Name

Job title

Address

Postcode/Zip code

County/State Country



76 Portland Place

London W1B 1NT

Tel: +44(0)20 7470 4800

Fax: +44(0)20 7470 4848


Web:www.iop.org

7/30/2019 cphys

16/16

SECTION KPayment details

Cheque (made payable to The Institute of Physics)

Credit card (complete below)

Visa MasterCard American Express Maestro Delta

Card number Expiry date / Issue number

Security number

Card Holders Name

Signature



76 Portland Place

London W1B 1NT

Tel: +44(0)20 7470 4800

Fax: +44(0)20 7470 4848


Web:www.iop.org

APPLICATION CHECK LIST

Class of Application Supporter CV Copies of Professional Masters Application

membership form degree review equivalence fee

certificates report report *

Fellow x 1 x 2 x 1 x 1 Appropriate

Member x 1 x 1 x 1 x 1 subscription fee

CPhys x 1 x 2 x 1 x 1 x 1 x 1CEng x 1 x 2 x 1 x 1 x 1 x 1 150.00

CSci x 1 x 2 x 1 x 1** x 1 x 1

Additional copies will be sent to supporters for comment.

* Where applicable - see guidelines for further information. ** Must be a notarised copy - see guidelines for further information.

Separate reports required for each application.

cphys

Documents