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SCJE

SCHOOL OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION

The School of Criminal Justice Education is dedicated to developing competent, disciplined, and ethical professionals in the fields of law enforcement, criminology, and public safety. Through rigorous academic training, practical field exposure, and values-driven instruction, the school prepares students to serve justice, uphold the rule of law, and contribute to a safer society.

ABOUT

The Bachelor of Science in Criminology program is a four-year program offered by the School of Criminal Justice Education. It is dedicated to making sure that its graduates have the professional abilities, intellectual know-how, and service-oriented outlook required to perform as exemplary public safety officers, research-oriented problem solvers, and accountable citizens. Students who complete the program are eligible to sit for the criminology licensure examination.
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SCJE QUALITY OBJECTIVES

  • Establish an industry-responsive research and development programs.
  • Submit SCJE Programs for COPC and AACCUP Accreditation.
  • Establish linkages with community and law enforcement agencies for timely and demand-driven extension programs.
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Dream Until Your Dreams Come True

The School of Criminal Justice Education provides quality education focused on criminology, law enforcement, and correctional administration. Committed to excellence, integrity, and public service, the school equips students with the knowledge, skills, and ethical foundation necessary for effective leadership in the criminal justice system.

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THE FACULTY

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VENNIE G. COTON

Acting Dean, School of Criminal Justice Education

Candelito O. Belocura, Llb., MPM
Crmgst. Pablo L. Cepriano
Crmgst. Ryan C. Duran
Dr. Francisco B. Ebio, Jr.
Crmgst. Noel Filemon T. Gayrama
Crmgst. Daiselyn S. Palconit
Rev. Fr. Raul Rene B. Quiroben
Crmgst. Mary Cris C. Briones
Crmgst. Esteruth M. Castillo
Crmgst. Karlotte Mae Mecaral
Crmgst. Banisa M. Tabuldan
Crmgst. Samson S. Escala
Crmgst. Joy Fillia J. Narrido
Crmgst. Jane Frances G. Sarsosa
Crmgst. Mark Anthony P. Plaza
Crmgst. Clarideth D. Magdalaga
Crmgst. Ana Andrea Y. Epilogo
Crmgst. Nova S. Villamor

Extension and Community Involvement

The faculty of the School of Criminal Justice Education has participated in and been involved in every extension activity of the school, from planning, preparation, and implementation of the extension projects and activities. This is because extension is one of the university's pillars and it is required of faculty members as part of their workload.

  • Seminar-Workshop on Crime Prevention
  • Training-Workshop on Patrol Techniques and Strategies
  • Training-Workshop on Disarming
  • Training-workshop on VIP Security
  • Seminar-Workshop on Emergency Response and Crisis Management
  • Training-Workshop on Arrest with Blotter Preparation
  • Seminar-workshop on Crime Scene Preservation
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