Honorary members of the academy may be prominent figures of science, culture and art who further the activities of the academy. Associated members of the academy may be leaders and prominent specialists of enterprises, organizations and institutions independent of the form of properties and the means of activities, who achieve significant results in practical applications for the progress of science and engineering or actively and successfully further the realization of the aims and tasks of the academy. Scholars, cultural, state and religious figures of countries outside the Eurasian continent who express a desire to become members of the academy may organize branches in their countries or submit documents to any national IEAS Scientific Centre. From the beginning and over time, IEAS organizations and its members have been well-known scientists, cultural religious and state figures of many countries from all the continents of the globe. The fundamental structural elements of IEAS are Branches and Scientific Centres.
Branches unite their members by corresponding regions and orientations.
Scientific Centres are established on a territorial basis.