Job
Faculty - Lecturer in Law and Public Policy
Ashesi University, Berekuso, Eastern Region
At a glance
- Deadline
- Open. No closing date published.
- Fee
- No fee to apply
- Who may apply
- a postgraduate research degree in Public Policy (e.g. MPP, PhD/DPhil); others may apply with evidence of relevant experience in teaching, policymaking or policy advocacy
- Where
- Ashesi University, Berekuso, Eastern Region, Ghana
A full-time lecturer post in public policy at Ashesi University in Berekuso, near Accra. People without a policy research degree may apply if they have teaching, policymaking or advocacy experience.
The facts
- What you get
- Ashesi says total compensation includes health insurance, retirement benefits and paid leave; no salary figure is given.
- Where
- Ashesi University, Berekuso, Eastern Region, Ghana
- How long
- Full-time
Where you stand
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What they ask for
- a postgraduate research degree in Public Policy (e.g. MPP, PhD/DPhil); others may apply with evidence of relevant experience in teaching, policymaking or policy advocacy
- you apply through the online form on Ashesi's own BambooHR careers board
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2. Dates
- No closing date is stated.
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- On the date, the listing says: No closing date is given. Posted 17 August 2026 and shown as Open on the board.
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