What’s more: For school year 2025-2026, incoming freshmen and upperclassmen who will join the UE BS Crim student body can join for an outright payment of just P1,000.00.
UE Caloocan’s fresh criminology degree program carries in its four-year curriculum cybersecurity specialization courses such as cyberspace and cybersecurity, information assurance and security, network and data communication protocols, digital forensics, machine learning in security, and security penetration testing and audit.
“We look forward to producing highly competent and upright graduates who can deliver efficient services in crime prevention, crime detection and investigation, law enforcement, public safety and criminological research,” UE CAS Caloocan Dean Michelle H. Concepcion has said.
Check out the UE BS Crim program primer video here: https://www.facebook.com/uecal.dss/videos/1639176990056986
“In these times when digital and cyberthreats and attacks have become increasingly rampant, we hope to arm our aspiring criminology students with the knowledge and know-how to fend off and foil technology-aided crimes, whether perpetuated globally or locally,” Dean Concepcion stressed.
With the Philippine National Police (PNP) recruiting thousands of new police officers every year and the heightened need for security workers in various fields, graduates of criminology are highly in demand.
The PNP is hiring thousands of personnel yearly, recruiting over 6,000 personnel in 2023 which has lowered the ratio of cops per person from only 1:500 to 1:125. With the proliferation of cybercrimes and digital scams in the country, the PNP has stated its plan to improve their response capability by capacitating their regional offices and police stations through trainings.
“UE aspires to help provide the country with highly equipped professionals who can anticipate and address new and complex forms of criminality and who possess the needed character and competence to meet the challenges of globalization in the field of criminology,” Dean Concepcion explained.
Aside from entry into the police force and other relevant government agencies, career options of criminology graduates include business continuity management and security management in the private sector, research in specialized organizations, teaching in the academia, security consultancies, and many others.
Republic Act 11549 has lowered the minimum height requirement for applicants to the PNP, Bureau of Fire Protection, Bureau of Jail Management and Penology and the Bureau of Corrections from 1.62 meters to 1.57 meters (5’2”) for males and from 1.57 meters to 1.52 meters (5’) for females, while granting height waiver for applicants belonging to cultural communities or indigenous peoples.
For the past 78 years, UE has produced hundreds of thousands of graduates, many of whom have excelled in their respective fields in the country and abroad.
Inquiries regarding its BS Criminology degree program may be referred to UE CAS Caloocan via call to tel. no. 83641497 or email to <cas.cal@ue.edu.ph> and <admissions.caloocan@ue.edu.ph>, and to the other contact details listed here: https://www.ue.edu.ph/cal/cas-curricular-offerings/
Thank you and we hope to welcome you to UE this July, future Criminology Warriors!
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