Join the University of Ghana School of Law, where we offer a range of rigorous and comprehensive legal programs designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in the legal profession.

The School offers a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) programme for applicants with Senior High School background as well as applicants with a good first degree in any discipline from a recognized University. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES

Welcome to the Academics page at the University of Ghana School of Law, the gateway to our vibrant and diverse academic community. Explore our rigorous legal education programmes, carefully designed to cater to a wide range of interests and career aspirations, preparing you for a successful career in law.

Welcome to the University of Ghana School of Law. I recall the month of November 1993 with nostalgia. That month, I arrived here at the School of Law (then, a Faculty of Law) locked in thoughts of uncertainty but pretty much excited about the thrill of the journey ahead.

Our faculty members are the cornerstone of our academic excellence, bringing a wealth of knowledge, experience, and dedication to the education and development of our students.

SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL INTAKES. Admission Requirements. Selection of Senior High School applicants into the LLB programme will be based on performance in the WASSCE. Graduation Requirements. A student shall be required to carry a minimum workload of 15 credits and a maximum of 18 credits per semester.

Every academic year, the Library and Editorial Committee of the Law Students’ Union of the University of Ghana publishes a journal of legal articles written by law students on various legal issues.

The UGSoL’s International Law postgraduate programme provides students with an advanced understanding of International Law and how its interaction with international relations impacts upon international politics.

On Saturday, August 10th, 2024, the University of Ghana School of Law (UGSoL) made history with a spectacular graduation ceremony at the Cedi Conference Centre. The event was nothing short of grand as 261 bright and ambitious students crossed the stage, ready to take on the world.

To help answer the need to facilitate economic growth, the University of Ghana School of Law’s M.A./LL.M. IT Law programme adopts both top-down and bottom-up approaches to train public and private sector leadership and managerial staff with the objectives to: