Lancaster University Ghana (LUG) marked its 9th Graduation Ceremony in Accra with a call to action for graduates to embrace Artificial Intelligence (AI), innovation, and entrepreneurship as tools to transform Ghana and the wider African continent. Delivering the keynote address, Professor Elsie Effah Kaufmann, Dean of the School of Engineering Sciences at the University of...Read More

For Kafui Gadegbeku (C25), choosing Lancaster University Ghana was more than an academic decision, it was a life-shaping journey. By pursuing a world-class British education right here in his home country, Kafui gained access to top-tier teaching, global exposure, and an environment that allowed him to thrive both personally and professionally. One of the highlights...Read More

For Stacey, the path to graduation has been a journey of both academic growth and personal discovery. Joining Lancaster University Ghana with determination and curiosity, she quickly found opportunities to push her boundaries and make a meaningful impact. One of her earliest and most memorable experiences came during her foundation year, where she undertook a...Read More

When Oluwanifemi began her journey at Lancaster University Ghana, she never imagined just how transformative the next few years would be. Alongside pursuing her British degree, she embraced every opportunity to grow, both academically and personally, while building lifelong friendships. One of the highlights of her time at LUG was participating in the student exchange...Read More

In a powerful gathering that underscored the transformative role of education advisors, Lancaster University Ghana hosted 33 counselors and recruitment agents on its campus in Tantra Hill for the 2025 Agents and Counselors’ Workshop, an annual event that continues to redefine what it means to guide students toward meaningful futures.  This year’s session, held on...Read More

Lancaster University Ghana (LUG) has concluded the first cohort of its Emerging Technologies Weekend Immersive Programme, a hands-on training initiative that brought together 22 Senior High School students from across the country to learn, build, and innovate using cutting-edge technology. Held at the university’s Emerging Technologies Centre (ETC) in Tantra Hill, Accra, the four-weekend programme...Read More

In a journey marked by excellence, purpose, and unrelenting ambition, Ruquaiya Shuaibu, Valedictorian of the Lancaster University Ghana Class of 2023 and recipient of the Chancellor’s Medal, has been admitted to the University of Cambridge to pursue a master’s degree in computer science. Ruquaiya’s story began at Lancaster University Ghana in 2020, where she arrived...Read More

It started with a simple idea: bring together Ghana’s most forward-thinking companies, pair them with a campus shaping tomorrow’s leaders, and see what’s possible. On 20th June, Lancaster University Ghana (LUG) turned that idea into a powerful reality with its annual Brunch with Corporate. Over 40 leading organizations joined the event to engage in open...Read More

When Halle Akosua Asantewaa Dotse joined Lancaster University Ghana to pursue a degree in Computer Science, she arrived with quiet determination and a deep passion for technology. She wasn’t just here to learn code; she came to lead, inspire, and shape the future of tech in Ghana. Throughout her academic journey, Halle has consistently demonstrated...Read More

Lancaster University Ghana’s Foundation Programme recently hosted its annual Business Model Pitch, where students brought bold ideas to life through creative entrepreneurship and strategic planning. As part of the Innovative Management and Leadership course, students were tasked with developing a viable business concept, designing a comprehensive model, and pitching their ideas to a panel of...Read More