Recent Updates
Application Deadline Extended
Thursday 4.4.2013 | 3:30PM
The revised application deadline is Monday 15 April. If you have any questions about the program, please feel free to Come By or Contact Us anytime; or click here to apply!
Thursday 4.4.2013 | 3:30PM
The revised application deadline is Monday 15 April. If you have any questions about the program, please feel free to Come By or Contact Us anytime; or click here to apply!
NY Times Names Accra #4 in it's List of 46 Places to Go in 2013
Thursday 1.11.2013 | 5:00PM
Ghana was also selected for the annual top-ten list of Ethical Traveler, a U.S.-based non-profit that ranks travel and tourism destinations on environmental, human rights, and social welfare indicators. Visit our Study in Ghana page for more information.
Thursday 1.11.2013 | 5:00PM
Ghana was also selected for the annual top-ten list of Ethical Traveler, a U.S.-based non-profit that ranks travel and tourism destinations on environmental, human rights, and social welfare indicators. Visit our Study in Ghana page for more information.
Fordham Law School is pleased to announce the 2013 Fordham - Ghana Summer Law Program, to be held in Accra, Ghana, May 26 - June 11, 2013. Building on our long and successful history of partnership with Ghanaian legal institutions, this exciting program offers students the opportunity to study international and comparative law, while witnessing the path of democracy and development first hand in this regional center of international business and enterprise.
About the Program
The Program is accredited by the American Bar Association and will admit up to 30 students to earn up to six credits: Three credits over two weeks of classroom instruction; plus an additional three credits through our optional internship program following the conclusion of the academic session. The 2013 Program Professors are Program Director & Fordham Law Professor Paolo Galizzi and Fordham Law Professor Victor Essien. The program is limited to 30 students and, while designed for American law students, is also open to students and professionals from around the world, affording participants the unique opportunity to live and study with Ghanaian and other international students and practitioners in an exciting new environment. The program also features field trips to Ghanaian law institutions, both formal and informal social events, and optional visits to historic and cultural attractions, to enable students to experience Ghanaian society and cultural life.