The Royal Society of Biology is offering grants to help create inspiring events or activities that celebrate the biosciences and engage diverse audiences.

Answers to some frequently asked questions about Royal Society of Biology membership.

The Royal Society of Biology's President’s Medal is awarded to those individuals who have supported the RSB in an exceptional way, going above and beyond the normal volunteer role and having a ...

Chartered status professionally recognises those in their field working at a high level. It engenders public confidence in professionals and gives employers confidence in their employees.

Accreditation by the Royal Society of Biology recognises and supports the advancement of skills and education in the biosciences, throughout the UK and internationally. Graduates from accredited ...

Professionally recognising those who work in the life sciences at a high level, Chartered Status engenders public confidence in professionals and gives employers confidence in their employees.

The Royal Society of Biology science policy team has established a number of groups working in specific sectors, that provide targeted resources and help to build links between academia, industry, and ...

The Royal Society of Biology's annual photography competition invites amateurs to submit photographs on a particular theme.

The RSB annually hosts two policy internship positions for current PhD students. The successful applicants each spend three months working at the RSB within our education or science policy teams.

The Royal Society of Biology's BioCraft competition encourages participants to create a biology-inspired 3D artwork from recycled, or other, materials.

Your Expert Guide books published by Hachette and the Royal Society of Biology.

In the UK, the RSB offers two levels of accreditation (Degree Accreditation and Advanced Accreditation), and accreditation specifically focused on different types of degree programme.