The detailed introduction of Academy of the Police Force in Bratislava is as follows:

Introduction

The Academy of the Police Force in Bratislava is a state-owned higher education institution located in Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia. It mainly provides education and training for members of the police force and other security service departments, and cultivates professional talents in the police and security fields.

Overview

Student size: The academy has about 1,094 students, including 449 full-time students and 645 part-time students.

Faculty: It has a professional team of teachers who not only have a deep academic background, but also have rich practical experience, and can provide students with high-quality teaching and guidance.

History and establishment time

The academy was established by the Decree No. 370 of the Presidium of the National Assembly of the Slovak Republic on June 15, 1992, and started the 1992/93 on October 1, 1992. Teaching activities during the school year.

School Strength

Teaching: The college offers undergraduate, graduate and doctoral degree courses, covering multiple professional fields such as police science, criminal justice, criminology, forensic medicine, etc. Through the combination of theoretical teaching and practice, students can systematically learn professional knowledge and master practical skills, laying a solid foundation for future police and related security work.

Scientific research: Actively carry out scientific research activities, focus on research in fields such as police science and criminology, promote the development of related theories and practices, provide scientific basis and technical support for the work of police departments, and its scientific research results have also enhanced the college's reputation and influence at home and abroad to a certain extent.

International Exchange: As a college with an international vision, it actively participates in international cooperation and exchange projects, has established extensive cooperative relations with police academies and related institutions in other countries, and has carried out student exchanges, teacher visits, joint research and other activities, which have broadened the international vision of students and teachers and promoted experience exchange and cooperation in the field of police education and security between different countries.

Nature of the college

National university-type university.

Educational philosophy

Committed to cultivating professional talents in the field of police and security with high professionalism, moral qualities and social responsibility. Focusing on the combination of theory and practice, emphasizing the cultivation of students' practical operation ability and problem-solving ability, so that students can quickly and effectively respond to various challenges in a complex and changing security environment. At the same time, we focus on cultivating students' teamwork spirit, communication skills and leadership skills to adapt to the needs of modern police and security work.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key disciplines: Police science, criminal justice, criminology, forensic medicine, administrative law, information and management are the key disciplines of the college.

Laboratory situation: The college is equipped with advanced teaching facilities and professional laboratories, such as crime simulation laboratories, forensic laboratories, information security laboratories, etc., which provide students with a platform for practical operation and scientific research, helping students to better master professional knowledge and skills.

Department settings

The college has several departments, including the Department of Police Science, the Department of European Integrated Border Management, the Criminal Police Department, the Investigation Department, the Department of Criminology and Forensic Medicine, the Department of Criminology, the Department of Criminal Law, the Department of Department of Political Science and Law, Department of Information and Management, Department of Public Administration and Crisis Management, Department of Public Science, Department of Private Science, Department of Social Science, Department of Linguistics, Department of Physical Education and Sports, etc.

Ranking

There is no authoritative comprehensive ranking for the college that is widely recognized internationally, but it has an important position in the field of higher education in Slovakia.

Expenses

Tuition fees for undergraduate and postgraduate studies vary depending on factors such as major, degree level, student nationality or place of residence. For specific amounts, please contact the relevant office of the college for detailed information.

Campus

Campus facilities: The campus has modern teaching buildings, libraries, laboratories, gymnasiums and other facilities. The library has a rich collection of professional books, journals and databases, which provides strong support for students' study and research; the gymnasium provides students with a place for physical exercise and entertainment, promoting the healthy development of students' physical and mental health.

Campus life: The college focuses on the comprehensive quality training of students and has carried out a variety of campus cultural activities, such as academic lectures, cultural festivals, sports competitions, etc., which enrich the students' extracurricular life, enhance communication and cooperation among students, and create a good campus cultural atmosphere.