Topic “Cultural”

Welcome to the Hellenic society of Bristol University website!

The society aims to bring together all those interested in the Greek & Cypriot tradition, cuisine, culture and way of life.

Esperanto - the language of hope

The Esperanto Society provides free language courses throughout the year. If interested, please send an e-mail to: esperantobristol at gmail.com.

What is Esperanto about?

布里斯托臺灣同學會 - Bristol Taiwanese Society

Cal Soc is for anyone who wants to eat, drink and be merry all in the name of celebrating the best small country in the world, Scotland! This year we hope to continue on the success of last year's two Reeling balls with a St Andrew's Day Ball at the end of the November; a Burns' Supper to celebrate the life of our National Bard; and a Spring Highland Fling.

WelshSoc - a society for anyone who is Welsh (or wants to be!) or just loves the way that the Welsh have fun - no sheep necessary! We have socials throughout the year ranging from a local Bristol bar crawl to the infamous Mumbles Mile as well as supporting Wales in the football and rugby – Grand Slam 2008! We're all about the positive mental attitude.

Slavsoc is a society that brings together students of Russian and Czech, native speakers of Slavic languages and anyone with a passion for Slavic culture. Our socials feature every aspect of Slavic culture, from Ukrainian lager right through to Georgian wine, not forgetting the all-important Russian vodka.

Bristol University Korean Society

We welcome anyone who's interested in Korean culture!!

That is, you don't have to be a Korean to join Korean Soc!

Erasmix is a society for everyone who wants to be involved in the Erasmus scene in Bristol. The Erasmus students are Europeans studying in Bristol, and we organise regular events, trips and parties to help them make the most of their time here, and to enable Erasmus and non-Erasmus students to meet and get to know each other.

Membership is free, please join our facebook group to find out about upcoming events. Any questions please email Ed Harris on eh6264@bristol.ac.uk