Accounting, management, and management science — taught to the people who run Ghana's businesses and institutions.
GIMPA Business School teaches the full arc of a business career. A first degree at Greenhill, the flagship MBA and its six specialisations, professional master's degrees in accounting, project management and supply chain, and doctoral study for senior practitioners.
The school sits inside the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration, founded in 1961 as a joint project of the Government of Ghana and the United Nations. That founding purpose — building the capability of the people who run the country's institutions — still shapes how the school teaches.
Faculty across the three departments consult, sit on boards, and carry live problems into the classroom. Case material is drawn from Ghanaian and West African business rather than imported wholesale.
Evening and weekend streams run across the graduate programmes, so students don't have to choose between the job and the degree.
“A business education is only worth what it changes about how you work on Monday morning. That is the standard we hold ourselves to across every programme in this school.”
The Dean's profile →Financial reporting, audit, corporate finance, and the professional routes into chartered practice.
Strategy, marketing, human resources, and entrepreneurship — the school's broadest department.
Operations, project management, procurement, and the supply chains that move Ghana's economy.
GIMPA's global partnerships strengthen what we offer our students and faculty — through student and faculty exchange, joint research, curriculum collaboration, and shared access to scholarship across leading institutions worldwide.
Every GIMPA programme is applied for through one central admissions office.
