Alumni Associations

Alumni Associations are a fantastic way to connect with Rhodes Scholars in your locality. If an association does not exist in your area, you may be interested in starting one yourself. Email alumni@rhodeshouse.ox.ac.uk and we would be happy to support you to do so.

Aars

Since 1928, AARS has served Scholars living in the USA by facilitating building connections, sharing experiences and extending perspectives.

AARS Website
ARSA

ARSA was established in 1931 to foster, co-ordinate and maintain links between Australian Scholars who were selected from, or who are resident in Australia.

ARSA Website
RSIB

Re-established in 2024, RSiB fosters and creates a community for Scholars who remain in the UK after graduation. Join them for drinks in London on the Final Friday each month!

RSiB Website
CARS

Formed in 1951, CARS supports with facilitating connections and building community with Scholars resident across Canada. They share newsletters and host events regularly. 

CARS Website
China

ACRS aims to build a vibrant community for Rhodes Scholars and Selection Committee members in and from China. Join the WeChat group or follow the Weibo channel.

ACRS Website
AGRS

AGRS works to support and strengthen the community of German Rhodes Scholars, of which there have been more than 200 since 1903. You can also join the Association if you reside in Germany. 

AGRS Website
Israel

More recently formed, AIRS aims to strengthen the community of Scholars from and living in Israel. Email Lian to find out more!

AIRS Website
AJCCRS

Since 1904, there have been more than 150 Scholars selected from Jamaica and the Commonwealth Caribbean. AJCCR connects and build community with Scholars from and within the regions. 

AJCCRS Website
KARS

KARS aims to create a vibrant community where Rhodes Scholars from and in Kenya can connect and network. They also organise outreach programmes and talks. View their website to see how to get involved. 

Alumni Kenya
NZARS

NZARS builds community and facilitates connections between Scholars living in, and elected from New Zealand. Contact Peter to find out more!

NZARS Website
SAARS

SAARS aims to provide a community for Rhodes Scholars in and from Southern Africa. They share news and run regular events. Find out more on their website!

SAARS Website
AZRS

AZRS supports Scholars living in and elected from Zimbabwe. View their website to find out who to contact to get involved. 

AZRS Website