Professor Steve Decent joined Lancaster University as Vice-Chancellor in January 2026. Having graduated with a BSc in Mathematics at Brunel University and a PhD at the University of St Andrews, Steve moved to the University of Birmingham as a Research Fellow in 1995, followed by being a Lecturer, before becoming Senior Lecturer, Reader and then...Read More

Lancaster University Ghana has successfully concluded the Business Cup Challenge 2026, an annual innovation competition designed to empower senior high school students to develop creative and practical solutions to real-world challenges. This year’s event was organised under the theme “Youth Economy” and sponsored by Transnational Academic Group, POD Solutions, Bel Beverages, and Blue Skies. The...Read More

Students Engage in High-Level Diplomacy at Model African Union Event Lancaster University Ghana hosted a flagship Model African Union (AU) Session under the motion “America at 250: The Historical and Contemporary Role of the United States in Africa’s Stability and Development,” bringing together tertiary students from across Ghana for a day of rigorous debate and...Read More

Lancaster University Ghana is pleased to share that our co-founder, Dr Rakesh Wahi VSM, visionary entrepreneur and investor, has been invited by Lancaster University Management School to deliver a special LUMS Lecture exploring leadership, legacy and the power of family-driven enterprise. Drawing on a career spanning more than three decades across Africa, the Middle East...Read More

Lancaster University Ghana (LUG), in partnership with the KGL Foundation, has successfully concluded its 8-week Emerging Technologies Centre (ETC) Bootcamp, a transformative hands-on learning programme designed to introduce young people to emerging technologies and practical innovation. The bootcamp brought together over 30 Senior High School students from 10 underserved and international schools. The students had...Read More