West Africa's leading university runs a dedicated climate-and-development track at Legon — the coastal, urban and water challenges of the Gulf of Guinea front and centre, with MSc, MPhil and PhD routes.
Key facts
Duration
24 months (2 years)
Language
English
Format
Full-time
Intake
September
Fees on ug.edu.gh. Offered at MSc, MPhil and PhD levels.
Curriculum modules
Climate change & development coursework — Interdisciplinary foundations.
Thesis (MPhil route) — Independent research project.
Admission requirements
Bachelor's degree (at least second class) in a relevant field
Application through the University of Ghana admissions portal
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