Introduction

Fachhochschule Polizei Sachsen-Anhalt, the University of Applied Sciences for Police in Saxony-Anhalt, is a public higher education institution located in Aschersleben, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany. It is mainly committed to training police officers and police officers close to the people for the state. It is also the center of police education, research and services in Saxony-Anhalt.

Overview

Student size: There are 705 students in the winter semester of 2022/2023, of which 68.1% are male, 31.9% are female, and 0.4% are international students.

Course settings: There are 2 professional courses, including an undergraduate course in police law enforcement services and a master's course in public administration-police management.

History and establishment time

The school was established in October 1997 by two institutions of different legal nature located on the campus at that time, the "Police Department of the Higher School of Public Administration and Justice" and the "State Police School" responsible for intermediate services. Merged.

School Strength

Teaching Staff: We have a professional team of teachers who not only have a profound academic background, but also have rich police practice experience, and can provide students with comprehensive and practical teaching guidance.

Teaching Quality: We focus on combining practice with theory, and through various teaching methods such as simulation exercises and case analysis, we enable students to master professional knowledge and skills in practice and be fully prepared for future police work.

Scientific Research Level: We actively carry out scientific research activities related to the police field, provide theoretical support and innovative ideas for police practice, and promote the development of police science.

Institutional Nature

Public higher education institution.

Educational Philosophy

We are committed to cultivating police talents with high professionalism, social responsibility and practical ability, focusing on closely combining education with practice, so that students can quickly adapt to the complex environment of police work after graduation and contribute to the safety and stability of society.

Key Laboratories and Disciplines

Key Disciplines: Covering leadership and action science, criminal science , legal science, social science and other disciplines, which are closely centered on the actual needs of police work and provide students with a comprehensive professional knowledge system.

Key Laboratory: No key laboratory in the traditional sense was found in the school, but the school has established a close cooperative relationship with the local police department, providing students with internship and practice opportunities, so that students can learn and exercise in a real police work environment.

Department

The school's teaching areas are divided into four departments, namely:

Leadership and Action Science Department: including leadership science, action science, traffic science, traffic law and other contents.

Criminal Science Department: covers criminal investigation, criminology, criminal technology, police-specific informatics and other disciplines.

Legal Science Department: includes courses such as Civil Service Law, Police and Order Law, Criminal Procedure Law, Criminal Law, Constitution, Administrative Law, Civil Law, Methodology and other courses.

Social Science Department: There are teaching contents such as psychology, education, sociology, English, and professional ethics.

Ranking

According to the ranking data of 4icu.org in 2024, the school ranks 434th in Germany and 9457th in the world.

Fees

The specific tuition fees for undergraduates and postgraduates have not been found, but as a public institution, its tuition fees may be relatively low or subsidized by the government.

Campus

Campus location: The main campus is located in Aschersleben, Saxony-Anhalt.

Teaching facilities: Equipped with modern teaching facilities, such as multimedia classrooms, simulation training facilities, etc., it provides good conditions for students' learning and practice.

Living facilities: Since 2012, students can choose to live in on-campus dormitories again. There are also living facilities such as canteens and gymnasiums on campus to meet students' daily needs.