Welcome to the CIPSH - UG Legon Chair on Linguistics and Biodiversity

The University of Ghana,Legon, in cooperation with the  International Council for Philosophy and Human Sciences (CIPSH), a UNESCO institution, has established a research Chair designated as “CIPSH-UG Legon Chair in Linguistics and Bio-Diversity” at its School of Languages, within the College of Humanities with Prof. Adams Bodomo as Chairholder, effective January 2025 and running for five years.

We are dedicated to unraveling the intricate relationship between biodiversity and linguistic diversity, with a focus on African languages such as Dagaare, Twi, Hausa, and Swahili.

 

 

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Our Research Focus

Language Conservation Research

Preserve lesser studied indigenous African languages and promote cultural diversity.

Biodiversity Documentation

Document and study biodiversity for economic, medicinal and conservation purposes.

 

Academic Training 

Enhance and facilitate the training of undergraduate and graduate students

 

Frequently Asked Questions

What languages do you focus on?
We initially focus on Dagaare, Twi, Hausa, and Swahili, but are open to exploring other languages in the future.

How do you conduct your biodiversity research?
Our biodiversity research involves fieldwork, data analysis, and collaboration with local experts to document and study ecosystems.

What is the significance of cross-cultural communication studies?
Cross-cultural communication studies help bridge gaps between diverse communities, fostering mutual understanding and cooperation.

Contact us

Reach out to us for inquiries or collaborations.

Location

Linguistics and Bio-diversity
Accra, Ghana

About us

Linguistics and Bio-diversity is a research project establish at the School of Languages, College of Humanities, University of Ghana. It is dedicated to exploring the connections between language diversity and biodiversity. Our team of researchers is committed to promoting cultural and environmental understanding through innovative interdisciplinary studies.