Founded in 1961 as a joint Government of Ghana and United Nations project, GIMPA has trained the public servants, executives, and scholars who move Ghana forward.
Statutes, academic and student policies, and the codes that apply across every school and campus.
Coordinates doctoral and research-master's study for every school, together with the Institute's research newsletters and ethics review.
Runs registration, student records, timetabling, and the examination process for every school and campus.
Holds the Institute's accreditation with GTEC, runs programme review, and sets academic quality standards.
Manages fees, payments, procurement, and the Institute's financial reporting.
Operates the Institute's conference centre, catering, and guest accommodation on the Greenhill campus.
Runs the networks, systems, and digital services the Institute depends on, including MIS Web and the LMS.
Provides independent assurance on risk, control, and governance across every unit of the Institute.
Student associations, sport, chaplaincy, halls, and the day-to-day of studying at GIMPA.
A collaborative, student-centred community that prioritises success and well-being.
The Office of Student Affairs, led by Prof. Augustina Akonnor (Acting Dean), promotes student welfare through academic and social initiatives — from complaint handling and internships to resume workshops and academic mediation.
The GIMPA Counselling Unit provides confidential mental-health services, career counselling, and psychoeducational workshops — book via scheduler.gimpa.edu.gh. Wellness Ambassadors, a student peer programme, extend that support across campus.