After Ghana attained independence in 1957, the development of legal education was discussed after which the legal practitioner's Act, of 1958 was enacted, which gave birth to General Legal Council. The council was charged with the responsibility of organizing legal education in Ghana. The first African Chief Justice of Ghana Sir
Kobina Arku Korsah, appointed Professor J. H. A. Lang as the first Director of Legal Education to ensure the administration and supervision of Legal Education and also the establishment of some courses on instruction. The main campus of the Ghana School of Law is at
Makola in
Accra. Other satellite campuses were also subsequently established at
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in
Kumasi, and
UPSA. The Kumasi campus of the GSL was officially inaugurated in November 2010 by Her Ladyship Mrs Justice
Georgina Theodora Woode, Chief Justice of the Republic of Ghana at the time. ==Academics and Curriculum==