ASME has agreements with many organizations, to offer you discounts on membership as well as all the other benefits. You must be a fully paid member of ASME to qualify for these discounts.  Information on how to join with the member discount can be found in the members only section.  Members of these organizations can also join ASME at a discount.  For details, contact the organizations below. 

	AIChE - The American Institute of Chemical Engineers offers ASME members a one-third discount. For more details on AIChE membership programs and benefits, visit www.aiche.org.
	ASME and The Chinese Mechanical Engineering Society have a joint membership agreement, where members of each can join the other Society at a 50% discount.  To learn more about the benefits of CMES membership, go to www.cmes.org.  There is also an English version of the site there (if needed).
	Engineers Australia – Engineers Australia encompasses all engineering specialties of engineers residing in Australia or doing business there.  The entry fee for membership in Engineers Australia is waived for ASME members - a $44 savings.  For more information on the benefits of membership visit http://www.engineersaustralia.org.au
	HKIE - The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers is the organization that represents all engineering specialties in Hong Kong.  Current ASME members and student members residing outside of Hong Kong can join HKIE as an affiliate or non-resident at a 50% discount.   For more details on HKIE membership and benefits, visit www.hkie.org.hk
	IBE - Join the Institute for Biological Engineering for $50. Information on IBE - it's benefits and programs, plus the special membership application can be found at http://www.ibeweb.org
	NSBE - NSBE has both alumni and student programs, conventions and career fairs to help you find the right fit in your career as an engineer, and its programs include all engineering specialties.  To find out more, visit www.nsbe.org  ASME members can join the National Society of Black Engineers at a 50% discount .
	SEM (The Society for Experimental Mechanics) is interested in the research and application of engineering measurements and test methods with the mission to promote and encourage the furtherance of knowledge pertaining to the education, research and application of experimental mechanics to the determination of materials and system behavior. SEM and ASME (http://sem.org) and ASME have a joint membership at a 25 % discount