Learning should not stop. Education is not limited to traditional full-time university students. The MountCrest audit courses are designed for professionals, entrepreneurs, and lifelong learners who want to continue developing themselves in a practical and flexible way — without committing immediately to a full academic programme.
Available Courses
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Ghana Legal System and Its History
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Law of Contract
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Constitutional Law
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Law of Immovable Property (Land Law)
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Company Law
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Commercial Law
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International Trade and Investment Law
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Labour Law
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Intellectual Property Law
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Law of Taxation
Who these courses are for
- Working professionals seeking career advancement
- Entrepreneurs and SME owners
- Individuals considering a career transition
- Mature students returning to education after a long break
- Professionals seeking knowledge in specialised fields
- Public sector and NGO professionals
- Individuals interested in law, governance, business, leadership, communication, digital skills, and entrepreneurship
- Persons who may not currently meet formal admission requirements for a degree programme, but are eager to learn and grow
Study what matters to you
Participants can focus on areas directly relevant to their professional goals, businesses, careers, or personal interests. The courses are designed to fit around work and life commitments while still delivering meaningful academic and professional value.
Flexible. Practical. Accessible.
- Flexible learning for modern professionals
- Lifelong learning and continued professional growth
- Access to quality tertiary education without traditional barriers
- Practical and industry-relevant knowledge
- Personal and career advancement
- Intellectual enrichment and confidence-building
A pathway to more
Audit courses may also serve as an entry point into broader academic and professional development opportunities at MountCrest. For learners who go on to enrol in a full programme, completed audit coursework demonstrates commitment, capability, and academic readiness.
Key details
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- Start date: 25th May 2026
- Fee: GHS2,500 per course, per semester
- Duration: One semester per course
- Mode: Evening, or weekend cohorts available
- Campus: Kanda Campus
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know.
Common questions about enrolment, eligibility, certification, and what to expect from the MountCrest Lifelong Learning Programme.
01 What are the MountCrest Lifelong Learning Courses?
The MountCrest Lifelong Learning Courses are university-level courses designed for professionals, entrepreneurs, public sector workers, retirees, and other lifelong learners who wish to expand their knowledge and skills without enrolling in a full degree programme.
Participants attend classes alongside MountCrest students and benefit from the expertise of our academic staff.
02 What does it mean to “audit” a course?
Auditing a course means attending and participating in classes for learning and professional development purposes without taking the course for academic credit.
Participants gain knowledge and exposure to university-level teaching but are not enrolled as degree students.
03 Who can enrol in these courses?
The programme is open to:
- Working professionals
- Business owners and entrepreneurs
- Public sector employees
- NGO and development practitioners
- Retirees
- Recent graduates
- Individuals considering a career change
- Mature students above the age of 25 interested in expanding their knowledge
The programme is not open to:
- Recent SHS leavers without work experience (they can enrol in our Foundational Skills Programme)
04 Do I need a university degree to enrol?
No.
The Lifelong Learning Programme is designed to be accessible to a wide range of learners. Formal university admission requirements do not apply.
05 Will I receive a qualification at the end?
Participants who successfully complete the course requirements will receive a Certificate of Participation from MountCrest University College.
06 Does the certificate count towards a degree?
No.
The courses are non-credit bearing and do not count towards any degree, diploma, or professional qualification.
07 Can I use the course as a pathway into a MountCrest degree programme?
The courses do not automatically provide admission, exemptions, or advanced standing within a MountCrest degree programme.
However, participants who later wish to pursue a degree may apply through the University’s normal admissions process.
08 Will I attend classes with regular students?
Yes.
Lifelong Learning participants attend (‘audit’) the same lectures as MountCrest degree students, allowing them to experience authentic university learning.
09 Are classes online or in person?
Courses are generally delivered in person unless otherwise indicated by MountCrest. Specific delivery arrangements will be communicated to participants before the start of each course.
10 Do I have to write examinations?
No.
Participants are not required to sit examinations for academic credit. However, lecturers will provide assignments, readings, or class activities to enhance the learning experience.
11 How much does the programme cost?
The fee is:
GHS 2,500 per course per semester
12 Can I take more than one course?
Yes.
Participants may register for a maximum of 2 courses per semester, subject to timetable availability and payment of the applicable fees.
13 How long does each course last?
Courses run for one academic semester and follow the University’s teaching calendar.
14 What courses are currently available?
Current offerings include:
- Ghana Legal System and Its History
- Law of Contract
- Constitutional Law
- Law of Immovable Property (Land Law)
- Company Law
- Commercial Law
- International Trade and Investment Law
- Labour Law
- Intellectual Property Law
- Law of Taxation
Additional courses may be introduced in future intakes.
15 Why should I enrol in a Lifelong Learning Course?
The programme allows you to:
- Update your professional knowledge
- Gain exposure to current legal and business issues
- Learn from experienced academics and practitioners
- Explore a new field of interest
- Enhance your professional development
- Experience university-level learning without committing to a full degree programme
16 How do I apply?
Interested participants may contact the Admissions Office or complete the online application form on the MountCrest University College website.
17 What is the difference between a Lifelong Learning Course and a degree programme?
A degree programme leads to an academic qualification and carries academic credit, assessments, and graduation requirements.
A Lifelong Learning Course is designed for personal or professional development. It is non-credit bearing, does not lead to a degree, and culminates in a Certificate of Participation.