This is class of membership recognises highly experienced professionals who have made a significant contribution to the housing profession. It's the most senior membership grade offered by CIH.
Fellowship is recognised across the housing profession as an indicator of professional expertise, competence as a broad-skilled practitioner. Fellows have a commitment to both improving communities and enriching the housing profession.
We often see individuals who are senior leaders, aspiring leaders and experienced professionals, apply for this grade.
As a member you can attend all our events for free*, they cover a variety of topics, ranging from practical housing management, high-level policy discussions to webinars designed to support your professional development.
*Due to the way these are hosted, we are unable to include dinner events and parts of Housing Community Summit in this offer.
Assist other CIH members to implement effective career development strategies at a time of rapid change in the housing world by becoming a Mentor.
Our CIH member opinion panel gives you the opportunity to share your thoughts and ideas around housing-related issues from all across the UK. Join over 500 other housing professionals influencing CIH’s policy work.
We dedicate ourselves to support you in your continuous professional development (CPD). Being able to track, record and monitor your CPD is crucial as you progress through the membership grades, but also as evidence of your personal professional development to your employer.
We’ve partnered with The Institute of Leadership and Management (TILM) to offer an exclusive joint membership deal to current CIH members, giving access to a wealth of support to grow your leadership potential within the housing sector.
Be the first to know about all the breaking news for the sector as and when it happens. With regular newsletters to keep you in the loop with everything that is going on in the housing sector.
We will also keep you informed about about upcoming events, training courses and more.
To become a fellow you will need to be a current Chartered member of CIH and be able to demonstrate how you have contributed to the profession.
Assessment for fellowship is based on the following criteria:
*Pay your £394 membership cost via Direct Debit across 12 months.
As part of your application you will need to:
All applications will be acknowledged and a timetable for reviews will be confirmed. Members can apply at any time and applications will be held until the next meeting of the panel.
Please note a non-refundable fee of £250 is due at the time of application. Applications will not go before the CIH Fellowship Admissions Panel until full payment has been received.