The University of Ghana Business School (UGBS) is a premier business school in the sub-region focused on developing world-class human resources and capabilities to meet national development needs and global challenges, through quality teaching, learning, research and knowledge dissemination.

UGBS is a member of reputable international networks of business schools such as AACSB – The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (www.aacsb.edu/about), GNAM – Global Network for Advanced Management (http://advancedmanagement.net/) and AABS – Association of African Business Schools (http://www.aabschools.com/).The School has collaborations with leading business schools in North America, Europe, Asia and Africa in the areas of student/faculty exchanges, academic programme, case studies, and research development.

The School offers various undergraduate, masters and PhD programmes in its six academic departments – Department of Accounting, Department of Finance, Department of Marketing & Entrepreneurship, Department of Operations and Management Information Systems (OMIS), Department of Organisation and Human Resource Management (OHRM), and Department of Public Administration and Health Services Management (PAHSM). Some of the masters programmes including EMBA, MBA, MSc Development Finance,MSc Information Systems,and MA Marketing Strategy are also run in a flexible mode (evenings, weekends and sandwich) to enable students pursue graduate studies whiles working.

The School’s executive education outfit, UGBS-Executive Development(UGBS-ED),offers executive education and tailored programmes to executives and senior management across various sectors while its Enterprise Development Service (EDS) specialises in providing business development, business advisory, and consulting to a wide range of enterprises.

UGBS has qualified and experienced faculty who are committed to carrying out research that is relevant for policy, covering a variety of areas including, finance, banking, insurance, accounting, marketing, entrepreneurship, information systems, operations management, human resource management, health services management, and public administration.

Undergraduate Program Undergraduate Programs

BSc Administration (Accounting option)

BSc Administration (Banking and Finance option)

BSc Administration (Insurance option)

BSc Administration (Marketing option)

BSc Administration (E-commerce & Customer Management option)

BSc Administration (Human Resource Management option)

BSc Administration (Health Services Management option)

BSc Administration (Public Administration option)

UNIVERSITY OF GHANA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS SHORT COURSES ARE LISTED BELOW

NO.	COURSE TITLE	DATE			FEE
1	Warehouse and Inventory Management	6 – 8 February	900
2	Effective Leadership in Management and Administration	13 – 15 February	900
3	Accounting for Non-Accountants	20 – 22 February	900
4	Effective Office Management and Administration	26 – 28 February	900
5	How To Become an Effective Personal Assistant	7	– 9	March	900
6	Procurement Management	7	– 9 March	900
7	Logistics and Transport Management	13	– 16	March	1125
8	Effective Front Desk Management	21	– 22	March	765
9	Effective Human Resource Management	27	– 29	March	900

SECOND QUARTER

NO.	COURSE TITLE	DATE			FEE
1	Customer Relationship Management	3 – 5 April	900
2	Internal Audit and Control	3 – 5 April	900
3	Effective Leadership in Management and Administration	10 – 12 April	900
4	Procurement Management	17 – 19 April	900
5	Organisational Health and Safety Practices	17 – 19 April	900
6	Supply Chain Management	23 – 26 April	1125
7	Financial Modelling using Microsoft Excel	23 – 26 April	1125
8	Practical Selling Skills		2 – 4 May	900
9	Effective Management of SMEs	8	– 11 May	1125
10	Warehouse and Inventory Management	8– 10 May	900
11	Logistics and Transport Management	14	– 17 May	1125
12	Effective Office Management and Administration	15	– 17 May	900
13	How to Become an Effective Personal Assistant	22	– 24	May	900
14	Effective Leadership in Management and Administration	29	– 31	May	900
15	Effective Human Resource Management		5 – 7	June	900
16	Effective Supervision		5 – 7	June	900

17	Effective Front Desk Management	13 – 14 June	765
18	Negotiation Skills	13 – 14 June	765
19	Practical Selling Skills	19 – 21 June	900
20	Accounting for Non-Accountants	26 – 28 June	900

THIRD QUARTER

NO.	COURSE TITLE	DATE		FEE
1	Logistics and Transport Management		3 – 6 July	1125
2	Financial Modelling using Microsoft Excel		3 – 6 July	1125
3	Customer Relationship Management		10 – 12 July	900
4	Accounting for Non-Accountants		10 – 12 July	900
5	Negotiation Skills		18 – 19 July	765
6	Effective Front Desk Management		18 – 19 July	765
7	Supply Chain Management		23 – 26 July	1125
8	Effective Leadership in Management and Administration		24 – 26 July	900
9	Effective Management of SMEs		24 – 27 July	1125
10	Procurement Management	31 July – 2 August	900
11	Internal Audit and Control		1 – 3 August	900
12	Effective Supervision	8	– 10 August	900
13	Warehouse and Inventory Management	8	– 10 August	900
14	Effective Human Resource Management	15	– 17 August	900
15	Team building and Conflict Management	15	– 17 August	900
16	Organisational Health and Safety Practices	22	– 24 August	900
17	Effective Office Management and Administration	22	– 24 August	900
18	How To Become an Effective Personal Assistant	29	–31 August	900
19	Accounting for Non-Accountants	4 – 6 September	900
20	Customer Relationship Management	4 – 6 September	900
21	Logistics and Transport Management	10 – 13 September	1125
22	Internal Audit and Control	11 – 13 September	900
23	Practical Selling Skills	17 – 19 September	900
24	Negotiation Skills	26 – 27 September	765
25	Effective Front Desk Management	26 – 27 September	765

FOURTH QUARTER

NO.	COURSE TITLE	DATE			FEE
1	Effective Supervision	2	– 4 October	900
2	Supply Chain Management	8	– 11 October	1125
3	Financial Modelling using Microsoft Excel	8	– 11 October	1125
4	Effective Human Resource Management	16	– 18 October	900
5	Customer Relationship Management	16	– 18 October	900
6	Practical Selling Skills	23	– 25 October	900
7	Internal Audit and Control	23	– 25 October	900
8	Effective Management of SMEs	30 Oct – 2	November	1125
9	Warehouse and Inventory Management	6 – 8	November	900
10	Effective Leadership in Management and Administration	6 – 8	November	900

11	Accounting for Non-Accountants	13 – 15 November	900
12	Procurement Management	13 – 15 November	900
13	Negotiation Skills	20 – 21 November	765
14	Effective Front Desk Management	20 – 21 November	765
15	Logistics and Transport Management	26 – 29 November	1125
16	Organisational Health and Safety Practices	4 – 6	December	900
17	Effective Office Management and Administration	4 – 6	December	900
18	Internal Audit and Control	11 – 13	December	900