ASPAC Members

ASPAC Membership

ASPAC draws its membership from 20 countries and administrative regions in Asia and the Pacific, Europe, Middle East and North America. Members include science centres, science museums, children's museums and exhibit design and fabrication firms.

Membership Dues

To join ASPAC, contact the ASPAC Executive Director who will confirm membership eligibility and category. A member information form will be sent for the applicant institution to complete and forward to the ASPAC Treasurer. The ASPAC Treasurer will invoice the applicant institution for the joining fee and the annual fee. The membership application process will be completed upon receipt of payment.

For existing members, the ASPAC Treasurer will invoice the member institution for the annual fee. Payment options are set out on the invoice. The format of membership renewal forms has been changed to provide update contact details and information for the ASPAC website. Renewal forms, together with annual fee invoices, are sent by the Treasurer to all members.

Member Listing

• American Natural History Museum, USA
• Arizona Science Center, USA
• ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
• Australian Museum, Australia
• Children’s Discovery Museum, Thailand
• China Science & Technology Museum, China
• Communications Museum, Macao, China
• Creative Science International, Malaysia
• CSIRO Discovery, Australia
• Exhibition Studios Pty Ltd, Australia
• Exploratorium, USA
• The Field Museum, USA
• Grande Exhibitions, Australia
• Guangdong Science Center, China
• Gwacheon National Science Museum, Korea
• Gyeryungsan Natural Science Museum, Korea
• Heureka - The Finnish Science Centre
• Hong Kong Science Museum, Hong Kong, China
• Imagine Exhibitions, USA
• Informal Learning Experiences, Inc., USA
• Jogja Science Park, Taman Pintar Yogyakarta, Indonesia
• Kingsmen Exhibits, Singapore
• Kokoro Company, Ltd, Japan
• Lagotronics, Philippines
• Macao Science Center, Macao, China
• Melbourne Museum, Australia
• Monash Science Centre, Australia
• Museum of Transport and Technology, New Zealand
• National Centre for Public Awareness of Science, Australia
• National Museum of Emerging Science & Innovation (Miraikan), Japan
• National Museum of Natural Science, Taiwan
• National Science and Technology Museum, Taiwan
• National Science Centre, Malaysia
• National Science Centre for Education, Thailand
• National Museum of Nature and Science, Japan
• National Science Museum, Korea
• National Science Museum, Thailand
• National Science Museum of Yemen, Yemen
• NorthernLight, Netherlands
• The Natural History Museum, UK
• Oil and Gas Discovery Centre, Brunei Darussalam
• Ontario Science Centre, Canada
• Otago Museum and Discovery World, New Zealand
• Palm Information Centre, Malaysia
• Petrosains – The Discovery Centre, Malaysia
• Philippine Science Centrum, Philippines
• Philippine Science Heritage Center, Philippines
• PICO International (M) Sdn Bhd, Malaysia
• Puspa Iptek Sundial, Indonesia
• Queensland Museum, Australia
• Questacon – The National Science and Technology Centre, Australia
• Rangsit Science Centre, Thailand
• Science Alive! New Zealand
• Science Technology Centre, PPIPTEK, Indonesia
• Science Centre Singapore
• Science North, Canada
• Science Projects, United Kingdom
• Scienceworks Museum, Australia
• Scitech, Australia
• Shanghai Science and Technology Museum, China
• Snibbe Interactive Asia Pacific, Japan
• Techniquest, United Kingdom
• Te Manawa Museums Trust, New Zealand
• Terengganu Science and Creativity Centre, Malaysia
• Thema Science Museum, Korea
• The Mind Museum, Philippines
• Wenzhou Science & Technology Museum, China

Corrections

Please forward any changes or corrections to:

Dr Andrew D Giger
ASPAC Executive Director
Science Centre Singapore
T +65 6425 2793
F +65 6565 9533
E ad_giger@science.edu.sg