The Centre provides a platform for the teaching and training of professionals, industry and interested groups and individuals on the thematic areas.
The Centre develops curricula in line with industry best practice. Content is developed along identified knowledge and expertise gaps in Africa.
The Centre supports scholarly research on the thematic areas through scholarships and fellowships.
The Africa Centre of Excellence on Data Governance and Digital Rights is a one-stop-holistic training and professional development Centre. The Centre is run independently by the University of Ghana School of Law under the College of Humanities of the University of Ghana. Its establishment is based on the need to create and maintain professionals, build consistent research and scholastic work around the evolving data (protection) governance dynamics in Africa and the world. The goal is to address the gaps that exists on the Continent in terms of research, training / capacity, skills, knowledge and the need to leverage on existing resources by creating a pool for sharing of such resources.
Years of Language Education Experience
Innovative Foreign Online Courses
Qualified Teachers and language experts
Learners Enrolled in Educal Courses
The Centre is run independently by the University of Ghana School of Law under the College of Humanities of the University of Ghana and the Africa Digital Rights Hub.
The Africa Centre of Excellence on Data Governance and Digital Rights is established under the patronage of the University of Ghana School of Law.
The Centre drives its mission through targeted initiatives focused on capacity building, content development, research, and academic support. These efforts are designed to strengthen Africa’s knowledge systems, address skills gaps, and promote Afrocentric scholarship in data governance and digital rights.
