Join a dedicated group of philanthropists who create change in our global community through support of high-performing research.
Members support IMB’s passionate researchers who are driven to solving the problems of today. The following are the annual gift commitments for annual membership:
- $500 – Young alumni
- $1000 – Individual donor
- $2500 – Corporate donor
- Donations of $100,000 or more are recognised with Lifetime membership.
Scientific breakthroughs require an enormous commitment from our researchers, not to mention a passion to travel to the edge, to go where no-one else has gone in pursuit of knowledge. Only then can we translate our findings into solutions for our world.
*Young Alumni Director’s Circle members are defined as 35 years old or younger.
Become a member
To start a conversation about partnering with IMB to change the world, please contact the IMB Advancement team:
0437 140 737
imbadvancement@uq.edu.au
Member benefits
Being a member of IMB's Director’s Circle means you are exclusively placed with our community to receive updates, research highlights and invitations to unique experiences with our Institute, as you join our passionate and driven researchers on their drive to deliver health and medical solutions globally.
You will have an opportunity to develop a rich connection with the Institute, as you join our passionate and driven researchers on their quest to bring solutions to our community.
Members of The Director’s Circle at UQ’s Institute for Molecular Bioscience will be recognised through:
- Invitations to exclusive events
- Reserved seating at special events
- VIP updates from the Director on the Institute’s research milestones
- A sterling silver Director's Circle badge*
*To maintain the original condition of your badge, avoid contact with perfume, sea water, chlorine and other liquids. Please handle with care as this item is very delicate and can snap or break if not handled correctly.
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