The Lancaster Executive MBA programme is designed to build your functional knowledge and your leadership capability through a combination of taught modules in key management areas interspersed with experiential projects, or challenges, where you apply that knowledge to specific business issues. These are complemented by action oriented coursework assignments in your organisation. Other than the...Read More
Lancaster University Ghana’s (LUG) first Executive MBA Masterclass for 2016 took place on 29th January, 2016 in the Executive MBA suite of the A&C campus. The masterclass themed “The Financial Manger” was organized to give a more practical insight into the module (Financial and Management Accounting) that was thought during the Executive MBA class. ...Read More
The aim of the research seminar series is to bring together academic staff, current foundation, undergraduate, postgraduate students and administrative colleagues of the University in an informal intellectual and social environment. The seminars are held on Wednesdays at 2:00 pm, and each addresses a particular theme. The format of each seminar is intended to encourage...Read More
In the latest Financial Times Global MBA Ranking, the Lancaster MBA is ranked No.4 in the UK, No. 1 in the UK for Salary Increase and ranked 35th in the world overall – a rise of 15 places. The FT ranks the Lancaster MBA: 35th in the World 4th in the UK 6th in the World for value for...Read More
Students and Staff of Lancaster University Ghana, held an HIV/AIDS awareness concert aimed at students from neighboring universities and the East Legon residents. The event, which falls under the Universities Community Engagement Office, promoted the education and reduction of stigma around HIV and AIDS patients. The concert helped educate people about HIV and AIDS as...Read More
The executive Mayor for the city of Johannesburg, Cllr. Mpho Parks Tau visited Lancaster on Friday, 20th November, 2015 to talk to the Lancaster community and some invited guests on “The Future for Modern Cities”. He clearly outlined his visions as a mayor for the people of Johannesburg, as well as some developments he has...Read More
Lancaster University Ghana (LUG) hosted its 2nd How to Master Education Workshop for high school principals and teachers. The workshop held at LUG’s new campus was attended by more than 60 high school principals and teachers from about 24 public and private high schools in Ghana. It was designed to provide participants with a rewarding...Read More
The Lancaster University Ghana (LUG) Business Cup Challenge 2015 finals witnessed a thrilling conclusion as Wey Gey Hey 3 (Wesley Girls’ Senior High School) took home the winning trophy, a 50% scholarship to study at Lancaster University Ghana, a laptop, a router and a cash prize of GHC 7,000. The challenge was a spectacular showcase...Read More
Close on the heels of its second anniversary, Lancaster University Ghana has inaugurated a new complex campus located at East Legon to complement its already existing campus. Guests of honor at this historic moment included Hon. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa (Deputy Minister of Education), Prof Mark Smith (Vice-Chancellor of Lancaster University (UK), Nicola Owen (Chief Administrative...Read More
Lancaster University Ghana celebrated its 2nd Anniversary in grand style at an exclusive cocktail with various partners and invited guests at Coco Lounge in Accra on 10th November, 2015. The anniversary cocktail was well attended by Prof, Mark Smith (Vice-Chancellor of Lancaster University (UK) and Nicola Owen (Chief Administrative Officer of Lancaster University (UK)...Read More
