Together, we are building a vibrant and supportive community for African students.
The society has been one of the most important platforms for African issues for the past 60 years.
The society brings together people, from all backgrounds, who share a desire for positive change in Africa.
The Oxford University Africa Society (AfriSoc) focuses on African affairs at the University of Oxford. The Society seeks to set the agenda for the future of the African Continent by providing a platform for students hailing from or interested in Africa to critically engage. Above all, AfriSoc is a community of change agents passionate about Africa.
Our Society came to life in 1958 and has become the platform for the discussion of African contemporary issues. It became a vibrant forum within the University at times of many African states becoming independent after decades of colonialism.
The society is an official student club of the University of Oxford (registered through the Proctor‘s Office on an annual basis).
Oxford University Africa Society 2019/2020 President’s report.
Posted by oxford on July 3, 2020 in Uncategorized
About a year ago, the 2019/2020 Executive Committee of the Oxford Africa Society was established. Even though, our tenure was disrupted by a pandemic, we are nevertheless proud of the […]
