University of Ghana School of Law

From market traders to tech startups, MSMEs are the backbone of innovation in Ghana, but they need the right legal framework to thrive.

Our MSMEs Master’s programme trains lawyers to support business registration, contracts, compliance, and dispute resolution for SMEs across the country.

Ready to make law work for business?

Apply today!
Contact us: +233 (0) 30 396 3750 | +233 (0) 53 133 0203 | +233 (0) 55 137 1319
Visit: https://law.ug.edu.gh

The Dean of the University of Ghana School of Law, Prof. Peter Atudiwe Atupare, has paid an academic visit to Southeast University in Nanjing, China, from 7th to 9th June 2026.

During the visit, Prof. Atupare delivered a lecture on Human Rights and Development, exploring the role of cooperation between China, Ghana, and other Global South countries in advancing legal scholarship and development.

The visit also provided an opportunity for meaningful academic exchange and discussions on strengthening collaboration in human rights research and education.

This engagement reflects UGSoL's commitment to fostering international partnerships and advancing global academic cooperation.

REDEFINING LABOUR LAW IN A CHANGING ECONOMY

Meet the Ministerial and Parliamentary panelists headlining the 2026 Labour Law Conference.

We are convening key policymakers and government leaders at the forefront of labour, employment, and social protection in Ghana.

From drafting legislation to shaping national policy, they are driving decisions on the future of work. Expect direct insight into government priorities, policy direction, and the frameworks guiding workplaces today.

Be part of the conversation shaping employment policy in Ghana and beyond.

In today's economic landscape, businesses and governments need professionals who can bridge the gap between finance and law.

UGSoL’s Tax Law, Policy and Practice Master’s programme is uniquely designed for lawyers, accountants, finance professionals, and policymakers alike. Whether your goal is to manage corporate compliance, interpret complex fiscal legislation, or shape national development, this programme gives you the edge.

🚀 Elevate your expertise at the intersection of law and finance. Apply today!
🌐 Learn more & apply: https://law.ug.edu.gh/masters
📞 Contact us: +233 (0) 30 396 3750 | +233 (0) 53 133 0203 | +233 (0) 55 137 1319

Climate change, renewable investments, and grid stability.

Energy law isn't just about regulations, it's about the future of our planet and economy. 💼🌱

At the University of Ghana School of Law (UGSoL), At the University of Ghana School of Law (UGSoL), you’ll get specialized, in-depth legal and practical training in upstream, downstream, and renewable energy from recognized industry academics.

Our Master's programme in Energy Law prepares you to navigate complex deals and advise major players, from local communities to international investors.

Ready to advance your career in a vital, high-growth sector? Let’s get started.

🔗 Secure your slot: https://law.ug.edu.gh/masters

📱 Get in touch:
+233 (0) 30 396 3750
+233 (0) 53 133 0203
+233 (0) 55 137 1319

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*Admission Update: Post First Degree LLB Shortlist Published*

The University of Ghana School of Law is pleased to announce that the official shortlist of applicants for the Post-First Degree LLB entrance examination has now been published.

All prospective candidates are advised to visit our official portal at https://law.ug.edu.gh to verify their status and access vital information regarding the next steps of the admissions process.

We extend our warm congratulations to all shortlisted applicants and wish you the very best of success in the upcoming examinations.

The University of Ghana School of Law (UGSoL) continues to strengthen its global academic footprints.

This week, our Dean; Prof. Peter Atudiwe Atupare, alongside a delegation of faculty, staff and students are at Columbia Law School in New York for the Global Law and Business Seminar.

The one week programme designed for executives, legal practitioners, and corporate leaders, focuses on practical frameworks for managing cross-border transaction risks, mastering modern boardroom dynamics, and predicting regulatory shifts.

Through immersive peer-to-peer learning and expert analysis, participants are learning to anticipate legal hurdles, align corporate strategy with behavioral economics, and protect institutional interests in volatile markets.

Special Guests of Honour | Labour Law Conference 2026 ✨

We are delighted to announce our distinguished Special Guests of Honour for the upcoming Labour Law Conference. These exceptional leaders are actively shaping the future of work, fairness, and systemic justice across Ghana and the sub-region.

Please join us in welcoming:
Hon. Dr. Abdul-Rashid Hassan Pelpuo- Minister for Labour, Jobs and Employment & Member of Parliament for Wa Central, Ghana.

Hon. Samuel Nartey George- Minister for Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations & Member of Parliament for Ningo Prampram, Ghana.

Mr. Chris Nanabanyin Yalley- Deputy Executive Secretary, Energy Commission, Ghana.

Their collective expertise, policy advocacy, and visionary leadership will drive the conversations that matter most for tomorrow's workforce.

Ghana’s future relies heavily on how we manage our wealth; from oil and gas to land and forestry. Effective natural resources governance impacts every single citizen.

Our Natural Resources Law programme is designed to train the next generation of lawyers, policymakers, and advocates on the relevant legal, political and economic issues related to natural resources law at the regional, national, and international levels.

The programme also provides an exclusive opportunity to participate in an international seminar at the prestigious University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, USA.

Join us in building vital expertise where legal practice meets environmental sustainability.

Apply today!
Contact us: +233 (0) 30 396 3750 | +233 (0) 53 133 0203 | +233 (0) 55 137 1319
Visit: https://law.ug.edu.gh

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The University of Ghana School of Law is delighted to mark the commencement of the 2026 edition of its annual International Experience Programme at Harvard Law School.

This year’s cohort, led by the Dean of the University of Ghana School of Law, Prof. Peter Atudiwe Atupare began the seminar yesterday with engaging introductory discussions on emerging issues at the intersection of business and human rights.

Hosted in partnership with the Human Rights & Entrepreneurship Clinic at Harvard Law School, the programme provides participants with a unique opportunity to learn from leading scholars and practitioners, exchange ideas across jurisdictions, and deepen their understanding of community-centred corporate responsibility and accountability.

As our students embark on this transformative academic journey, we look forward to a week of rigorous learning, meaningful engagement, and lasting connections that will enrich their legal education and professional development.