Research

The conference, provides a platform for vigorous and intellectually stimulating discourse from advocates, policymakers, and academics from various disciplines including healthcare...

On the weekend of 29th to 31st March, our EMBA Cohort 4 took the Entrepreneurship module with Dr Magnus George. This module allows you to consider the question, ‘how are you entrepreneurial?’ It presents an overview of the main concepts relevant to entrepreneurship across diverse contexts, and encourages entrepreneurial thinking, and considering entrepreneurial solutions to challenges that are big and small.

It cannot now be denied that individual action is crucial to entrenching democratic principles, upholding the rule of law and promoting...

The medium of a corporate entity allows for an ingenious way to pool resources to undertake business ventures both large and...

AIA realises that there are several developmental problems present in all African countries. This indicates that ideas and innovative solutions on...

Using the institutional autopsy approach developed by Milhaupt and Pistor (2008), this study is not a cross-country study but a historical...

The annual Disability Conference provides a platform for vigorous and intellectually stimulating discourse from advocates, policymakers, and academics from various disciplines...

Recirculate, led by Lancaster University in partnership with African researchers will deliver innovative solutions to pressing problems with water use and...

RECIRCULATE is a £6.8 million project funded by Research Councils UK through the Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF). GCRF is a...

The event, which was open to the public kicked off with Welcome addresses from Cynthia Forson, Deputy Provost of Lancaster University...

Stakeholders, students and researchers in the area of public health, infectious diseases and hygiene from Ghana, UK and USA attended the...

Lancaster University Ghana held its second annual Counsellors workshop at the Mensvic Hotel. 31 high school counsellors from 17 high schools...