Networking: Royal Statistical Society (RSS)

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The Royal Statistical Society was founded in 1834. It is a learned and professional society, with approximately 7,200 members based in the United Kingdom and overseas. The RSS is one of the premier statistical societies in the world, with a high international reputation. Its main purposes are:

to nurture the discipline of statistics by publishing a Journal, organising meetings, setting and maintaining professional standards, accrediting university courses and operating examinations
to promote the discipline of statistics by disseminating and encouraging statistical knowledge and good practice with both producers and consumers of statistics, and in society at large
to provide effective and efficient services to its members which will support their professional and academic interests and their endeavours to advance the other objectives of the Society

Statistics User Forum

SUF was set up to make sure that the needs and views of the statistical user community are properly taken into account. More information is given on the RSS website at www.rss.org.uk/main.asp?page=1607.

Further information on RSS, including other forthcoming events and membership information, is available from their website at www.rss.org.uk.

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