On 18th April, 2018, Lancaster University Ghana (LUG) hosted the 2018 edition of the annual How to Master Education Conference for High School Principals and Counsellors in Ghana. The conference held at LUG’s A&C Mall Campus was attended by over 50 High School Principals and Counsellors from about 24 public and private high schools in...Read More

From 19th to 23rd March, 2018 the Law Society of Lancaster University Ghana organised the 4th annual Law Week Celebration. The theme for this year’s celebration was ‘Equality in Society: The Role of Law’. The week was characterised by different activities, and was organised by the executives of the Law Society with support from the...Read More

Lancaster University Ghana is proud to announce the appointment of Professor Anthony Jarvis as our new Provost and Chief Academic Officer.  Professor Anthony Paul Jarvis holds an Honours degree in History and Political Science from Monash University in Melbourne Australia, and a D.Phil. from Oxford University, England, and is now responsible for the academic management...Read More

On 16th March, 2018 The Lunch Box Society of Lancaster University Ghana organised a cooking competition on the Lancaster University A&C Campus rooftop with special celebrity guests, actor John Dumelo and musician, Efya. This female-only society, which seeks to explore key issues women face, decided to hold this event centred on the archaic mentality in...Read More

In aid of the bid to make Ghana an enabling environment for Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) to lead dignified and meaningful lives, Lancaster University Ghana organises an annual conference on disability. The 2018 Multidisciplinary Conference on Disability and Development took place on Friday 16th of March, 2018 at the LUG A&C Square campus.  The annual...Read More

On 7th March, 2018 the LUG Student Representative Council organised a friendly inter-university debate between Lancaster University Ghana and Ashesi at the LUG campus, on the motion ‘Strong Dictatorship Is Better Than Weak Democracy’. Ashesi University was for the motion while Lancaster University Ghana was against the motion.    The judges for the debate were...Read More

In January 2018, the capacity-building element of the Recirculate Project started with  five one-week workshops at the Lancaster University Ghana campus in Accra. This ground-breaking project, Recirculate is a £6.8 million project funded by Research Councils UK through the Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF). GCRF is a 5 year £1.5 billion fund and a key...Read More

In a bid to make Ghana an enabling environment for persons with disabilities (PWDs) to lead dignified and meaningful lives, the Lancaster University Ghana Multidisciplinary Conference on Disability, has engaged concerned stakeholders in exploring a vast range of issues affecting PWDs within the Ghanaian society. As the family is the basic building block of society,...Read More

Lancaster University is leading a ground-breaking project called RECIRCULATE in partnership with African researchers to address the urgent need for safe and effective water use in Africa. RECIRCULATE is a £6.8 million project funded by Research Councils UK through the Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF). GCRF is a 5 year £1.5Bn fund and a key...Read More

A Nigerian student on the MSc Marketing programme at the Lancaster University UK Campus is the winner of the very first ‘Nom Habu Scholarship’. Ibukunoluwa Oyegbesan has received an award of £10,000 to go towards her studies.   The Nom Habu Scholarship was introduced this year in honour of former staff member and postgraduate student,...Read More