Legal education at GIMPA runs in two streams — a first degree straight from school, and a post-first-degree LL.B for graduates changing direction. Above them sit four LL.M specialisations and the Institute's two law centres.
The school teaches advocacy the way it is practised: in the moot court, before judges, arguing real problems.
The full-time first degree in law, taught at Greenhill.
For graduates of other disciplines entering the profession.
Advanced legal study across the school's areas of strength.
Taught alongside the African Centre for International Criminal Justice.
Cross-border trade, investment, and commercial practice.
Arbitration, mediation, and the resolution of commercial disputes.
Students argue before judges in the school's moot court and compete regionally — the discipline that turns knowledge of the law into the ability to use it.
Inside the Faculty of Law →Research and training in international criminal law, bringing the field to Ghanaian and African practitioners.
About the ACICJ →Professional ethics scholarship and the school's annual legal ethics training for African law students and new lawyers.
About the ACLE →Dr. Kwaku Agyeman-Budu
Dr. Justice Srem-Sai
Dr. Isidore Tufuor
Dr. Enam Antonio
Dr. William Edward Adjei
Dr. Kwabena Oteng-Acheampong
Dr. Kwaku Anane-Gyinde
Ms. Diana Asonaba Dapaah
Ms. Humu-Annie Seini
Mr. Lom Nuku Ahlijah
Mr. Kwasi Baffoe-Intsiful
“A lawyer is only as useful as the argument they can make when it matters.”
Every GIMPA programme is applied for through one central admissions office.
