About Us

What the All-Africa Students Union is about

About Us

What the All-Africa Students Union is about

About Us

What the All-Africa Students Union is about

About Us

What the All-Africa Students Union is about

About Us

What the All-Africa Students Union is about

Home

students voices

CONTACT US

WEB MAIL

AASU is the largest student movement in Africa and a very dominant force on the Continent and beyond. The All-Africa Students Union (AASU) organizes all students in Africa – from the basic level to Institutions of higher learning; in essence, the Union is the umbrella organization for all students of Africa. Since its inception in 1972, AASU now has presence in 54 Countries in Africa. As the Continent’s largest students group, AASU played an important role in the struggle against colonialism and the ending of apartheid. Today, AASU is at the forefront of the fights for equal access to quality education, quality assurance in higher education, harmonization of higher education systems – with key emphasis on mobility of academics and comparability of qualifications, democratic governance, defending students’ rights, promotion of gender and African culture, sustainable development, entrepreneurship, fostering of academic freedom, freedom of research and autonomy of higher institutions of learning, and the promotion of peace and democratic values, and other noteworthy objectives. In the year 2000, the UN awarded AASU a certificate of merit in recognition of the Union’s efforts at advancing students’ rights and championing the democratization of education across the African Continent. See: http://www.un.org/press/en/2000/20000410.dev2241.doc.html

 

AASU is wholly student-run and student-led, autonomous, representative, democratically elected and operates according to democratic principles. The Union has a democratically elected leadership from the various African countries and the executive structure is representative of all the sub-regions – our structure is very much like that of the African Union. We are in the process of establishing sub-regional offices to decentralize and complement efforts of the Headquarters in Accra-Ghana.

 

AASU’s key strength lies in its diversity and numerical strength; which it employs as a bargaining tool to speak for the supreme interests of students at all times. The Union is made up of diverse students, regardless of their religion, gender, cultural background, political persuasion, ethnic origin or social standing.

 

The Union achieves its core mandate through:

 

 

AASU is the largest student movement in Africa and a very dominant force on the Continent and beyond. The All-Africa Students Union (AASU) organizes all students in Africa – from the basic level to Institutions of higher learning; in essence, the Union is the umbrella organization for all students of Africa. Since its inception in 1972, AASU now has presence in 54 Countries in Africa. As the Continent’s largest students group, AASU played an important role in the struggle against colonialism and the ending of apartheid. Today, AASU is at the forefront of the fights for equal access to quality education, quality assurance in higher education, harmonization of higher education systems – with key emphasis on mobility of academics and comparability of qualifications, democratic governance, defending students’ rights, promotion of gender and African culture, sustainable development, entrepreneurship, fostering of academic freedom, freedom of research and autonomy of higher institutions of learning, and the promotion of peace and democratic values, and other noteworthy objectives. In the year 2000, the UN awarded AASU a certificate of merit in recognition of the Union’s efforts at advancing students’ rights and championing the democratization of education across the African Continent. See: http://www.un.org/press/en/2000/20000410.dev2241.doc.html

 

AASU is wholly student-run and student-led, autonomous, representative, democratically elected and operates according to democratic principles. The Union has a democratically elected leadership from the various African countries and the executive structure is representative of all the sub-regions – our structure is very much like that of the African Union. We are in the process of establishing sub-regional offices to decentralize and complement efforts of the Headquarters in Accra-Ghana.

 

AASU’s key strength lies in its diversity and numerical strength; which it employs as a bargaining tool to speak for the supreme interests of students at all times. The Union is made up of diverse students, regardless of their religion, gender, cultural background, political persuasion, ethnic origin or social standing.

 

The Union achieves its core mandate through:

 

 

AASU is the largest student movement in Africa and a very dominant force on the Continent and beyond. The All-Africa Students Union (AASU) organizes all students in Africa – from the basic level to Institutions of higher learning; in essence, the Union is the umbrella organization for all students of Africa. Since its inception in 1972, AASU now has presence in 54 Countries in Africa. As the Continent’s largest students group, AASU played an important role in the struggle against colonialism and the ending of apartheid. Today, AASU is at the forefront of the fights for equal access to quality education, quality assurance in higher education, harmonization of higher education systems – with key emphasis on mobility of academics and comparability of qualifications, democratic governance, defending students’ rights, promotion of gender and African culture, sustainable development, entrepreneurship, fostering of academic freedom, freedom of research and autonomy of higher institutions of learning, and the promotion of peace and democratic values, and other noteworthy objectives. In the year 2000, the UN awarded AASU a certificate of merit in recognition of the Union’s efforts at advancing students’ rights and championing the democratization of education across the African Continent. See: http://www.un.org/press/en/2000/20000410.dev2241.doc.html

 

AASU is wholly student-run and student-led, autonomous, representative, democratically elected and operates according to democratic principles. The Union has a democratically elected leadership from the various African countries and the executive structure is representative of all the sub-regions – our structure is very much like that of the African Union. We are in the process of establishing sub-regional offices to decentralize and complement efforts of the Headquarters in Accra-Ghana.

 

AASU’s key strength lies in its diversity and numerical strength; which it employs as a bargaining tool to speak for the supreme interests of students at all times. The Union is made up of diverse students, regardless of their religion, gender, cultural background, political persuasion, ethnic origin or social standing.

 

The Union achieves its core mandate through:

 

 

AASU is the largest student movement in Africa and a very dominant force on the Continent and beyond. The All-Africa Students Union (AASU) organizes all students in Africa – from the basic level to Institutions of higher learning; in essence, the Union is the umbrella organization for all students of Africa. Since its inception in 1972, AASU now has presence in 54 Countries in Africa. As the Continent’s largest students group, AASU played an important role in the struggle against colonialism and the ending of apartheid. Today, AASU is at the forefront of the fights for equal access to quality education, quality assurance in higher education, harmonization of higher education systems – with key emphasis on mobility of academics and comparability of qualifications, democratic governance, defending students’ rights, promotion of gender and African culture, sustainable development, entrepreneurship, fostering of academic freedom, freedom of research and autonomy of higher institutions of learning, and the promotion of peace and democratic values, and other noteworthy objectives. In the year 2000, the UN awarded AASU a certificate of merit in recognition of the Union’s efforts at advancing students’ rights and championing the democratization of education across the African Continent. See: http://www.un.org/press/en/2000/20000410.dev2241.doc.html

 

AASU is wholly student-run and student-led, autonomous, representative, democratically elected and operates according to democratic principles. The Union has a democratically elected leadership from the various African countries and the executive structure is representative of all the sub-regions – our structure is very much like that of the African Union. We are in the process of establishing sub-regional offices to decentralize and complement efforts of the Headquarters in Accra-Ghana.

 

AASU’s key strength lies in its diversity and numerical strength; which it employs as a bargaining tool to speak for the supreme interests of students at all times. The Union is made up of diverse students, regardless of their religion, gender, cultural background, political persuasion, ethnic origin or social standing.

 

The Union achieves its core mandate through:

 

 

AASU is the largest student movement in Africa and a very dominant force on the Continent and beyond. The All-Africa Students Union (AASU) organizes all students in Africa – from the basic level to Institutions of higher learning; in essence, the Union is the umbrella organization for all students of Africa. Since its inception in 1972, AASU now has presence in 54 Countries in Africa. As the Continent’s largest students group, AASU played an important role in the struggle against colonialism and the ending of apartheid. Today, AASU is at the forefront of the fights for equal access to quality education, quality assurance in higher education, harmonization of higher education systems – with key emphasis on mobility of academics and comparability of qualifications, democratic governance, defending students’ rights, promotion of gender and African culture, sustainable development, entrepreneurship, fostering of academic freedom, freedom of research and autonomy of higher institutions of learning, and the promotion of peace and democratic values, and other noteworthy objectives. In the year 2000, the UN awarded AASU a certificate of merit in recognition of the Union’s efforts at advancing students’ rights and championing the democratization of education across the African Continent. See: http://www.un.org/press/en/2000/20000410.dev2241.doc.html

 

AASU is wholly student-run and student-led, autonomous, representative, democratically elected and operates according to democratic principles. The Union has a democratically elected leadership from the various African countries and the executive structure is representative of all the sub-regions – our structure is very much like that of the African Union. We are in the process of establishing sub-regional offices to decentralize and complement efforts of the Headquarters in Accra-Ghana.

 

AASU’s key strength lies in its diversity and numerical strength; which it employs as a bargaining tool to speak for the supreme interests of students at all times. The Union is made up of diverse students, regardless of their religion, gender, cultural background, political persuasion, ethnic origin or social standing.

 

The Union achieves its core mandate through:

 

 

Advocacy

Advocacy

Advocacy

Advocacy

Advocacy

Capacity

Development

Capacity

Development

Capacity

Development

Capacity

Development

Capacity

Development

The Union campaigns actively in defense of students’ rights, and the passage of policies on the need for the democratization of education across the Continent, with emphasis on access, equity and equality.

The Union campaigns actively in defense of students’ rights, and the passage of policies on the need for the democratization of education across the Continent, with emphasis on access, equity and equality.

The Union campaigns actively in defense of students’ rights, and the passage of policies on the need for the democratization of education across the Continent, with emphasis on access, equity and equality.

The Union campaigns actively in defense of students’ rights, and the passage of policies on the need for the democratization of education across the Continent, with emphasis on access, equity and equality.

The Union campaigns actively in defense of students’ rights, and the passage of policies on the need for the democratization of education across the Continent, with emphasis on access, equity and equality.

Networking

Networking

Networking

Networking

Networking

The Union creates the platform and environment for networking amongst members aimed at building closer relations for healthy partnerships

The Union creates the platform and environment for networking amongst members aimed at building closer relations for healthy partnerships

The Union creates the platform and environment for networking amongst members aimed at building closer relations for healthy partnerships

The Union creates the platform and environment for networking amongst members aimed at building closer relations for healthy partnerships

The Union creates the platform and environment for networking amongst members aimed at building closer relations for healthy partnerships

The Union facilitates education and training to build the capacities of students through conferences, seminars, training programs and educational materials to enhance the potential of graduates to access decent jobs, develop their leadership skills and significantly improve their skill sets

The Union facilitates education and training to build the capacities of students through conferences, seminars, training programs and educational materials to enhance the potential of graduates to access decent jobs, develop their leadership skills and significantly improve their skill sets

The Union facilitates education and training to build the capacities of students through conferences, seminars, training programs and educational materials to enhance the potential of graduates to access decent jobs, develop their leadership skills and significantly improve their skill sets

The Union facilitates education and training to build the capacities of students through conferences, seminars, training programs and educational materials to enhance the potential of graduates to access decent jobs, develop their leadership skills and significantly improve their skill sets

The Union facilitates education and training to build the capacities of students through conferences, seminars, training programs and educational materials to enhance the potential of graduates to access decent jobs, develop their leadership skills and significantly improve their skill sets

Partnerships

Partnerships

Partnerships

Partnerships

Partnerships

The Union constantly seeks out collaborative partnerships with like-minded organizations to work together to advance progressive agendas

The Union constantly seeks out collaborative partnerships with like-minded organizations to work together to advance progressive agendas

The Union constantly seeks out collaborative partnerships with like-minded organizations to work together to advance progressive agendas

The Union constantly seeks out collaborative partnerships with like-minded organizations to work together to advance progressive agendas

The Union constantly seeks out collaborative partnerships with like-minded organizations to work together to advance progressive agendas

The Secretariat's core activities are focused on a broad range of issues affecting students or have the tendency to affect students, including but not limited to the 7 strategic priorities of Union.

The Secretariat's core activities are focused on a broad range of issues affecting students or have the tendency to affect students, including but not limited to the 7 strategic priorities of Union.

The Secretariat's core activities are focused on a broad range of issues affecting students or have the tendency to affect students, including but not limited to the 7 strategic priorities of Union.

The Secretariat's core activities are focused on a broad range of issues affecting students or have the tendency to affect students, including but not limited to the 7 strategic priorities of Union.

The Secretariat's core activities are focused on a broad range of issues affecting students or have the tendency to affect students, including but not limited to the 7 strategic priorities of Union.

Environmental & Climate Action

Environmental & Climate Action

Environmental & Climate Action

Environmental & Climate Action

Environmental & Climate Action

Democracy & Good Governance

Democracy & Good Governance

Democracy & Good Governance

Democracy & Good Governance

Democracy & Good Governance

Education & Students Right

Education & Students Right

Education & Students Right

Education & Students Right

Education & Students Right

Capacity

Building

Gender Advocate

Pan Aficanism & African Culture

Capacity

Building

Gender Advocate

Pan Aficanism & African Culture

Capacity

Building

Gender Advocate

Pan Aficanism & African Culture

Capacity

Building

Gender Advocate

Pan Aficanism & African Culture

Capacity

Building

Gender Advocate

Pan Aficanism & African Culture

Migration &

Mobility

Migration &

Mobility

Migration &

Mobility

Migration &

Mobility

Migration &

Mobility

Home

who we are

Contact us

Web mail

Work with us

who we are

About us

Strategic Priorities

Education  & Students Rights

Environment & Climate Action

Gender Advocacy

Capacity Building

PAN-Africanism & African Culture

Democracy & Good Governance

Migration & Mobility

Vacancies

Volunteer With Us

Internship opportunities

Career in AASU

Executive Committee

Secretariat

Technical Team

Partners

Profile of AASU

Submitting Form...

The server encountered an error.

Form received.

GET IN TOUCH

+233 502 672 146

+233 242 879 028

+233 302 547 128

info@aasuonline.org

secgen@aasuonline.org