POLICE MANAGEMENT (BA)

Programs of study > Undergraduate > POLICE MANAGEMENT (BA)

DEPARTMENTBusiness & Police Studies
CAMPUSNicosia, Limassol
DURATION4 Years
LANGUAGEEnglish
ECTS Credits240

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Final Higher Education Qualification:

Bachelor in Police Management

The Program of Study is Accredited by the CY.Q.A.A. (Foreas) with Government Subsidy.

Overview

Learning Outcomes

Admission Policy

Grading System

Semester Breakdown

Academic Staff

On Site Visitations

This program will equip students with the theoretical, technical and empirical background necessary for the fight against crime and how to effectively manage a security unit. The program will develop critical appreciation of the relationship between the individual and social aspects of crime and victimization and the police response to these issues. The program will utilize a variety of teaching and learning techniques in order to develop a range of transferable academic and practical skills. This programme has been designed for students intending to pursue a career in law enforcement agencies in public and private sectors.

To define the theoretical, technical and empirical background of policing and criminology necessary for the fight against crime and how to effectively manage efficiently a security unit.
To outline the principles which influence responses to crime both in theory and in practice, including restorative justice programmes as well as the punitive measures at the disposal of the legal system.
To examine the social, historical, cultural and political contexts in which crimes are committed and constructed and in which policy responses to offenders and victims are produced.
To integrate critical thinking on social, police, criminology and other the related fields.
To evaluate and apply practical research skills and undertake independent research project work in the field of policing and criminology.
To validate the student’s analytical, decision-making and communication competencies together with those qualities of self-reliance, responsibility, integrity and self-awareness which will promote personal achievement and contribution to law enforcement organizations.

A recognized Secondary School Leaving Certificate
Proof of English language.

A system of continuous (course work) which is 50% and final Exams which is 50% and the Passing mark is 50%, as follows:

During the semester, the instructor evaluates the students through a) Course Work which consists of: Tests, assignments, individual or group project, mid-term exams and / or other tests. The average of the scores is the continuous assessment score.
The final examination is carried out at the end of the semester.
The Passing mark is: 50%

A Semester

Α/Α	Course Code & Name		Weekly Periods		Duration	No. Of Weeks	Teaching hours per semester	ECTS per semester
Α/Α	Course Code & Name		Theory	Lab	Duration	No. Of Weeks	Teaching hours per semester	ECTS per semester
1	CRM 101	Introduction to Criminology	3	–	50	14	42	6
2	CRM 102	Introduction to Criminal Justice	3	–	50	14	42	6
3	CRM 103	Victimology	3	–	50	14	42	6
4	POL 101	Introduction to Police Studies	3	–	50	14	42	6
5	POL102	Communication Skills for Police Personnel	3	–	50	14	42	6

B Semester

Α/Α	Course Code & Name		Weekly Periods		Duration	No. Of Weeks	Teaching hours per semester	ECTS per semester
Α/Α	Course Code & Name		Theory	Lab	Duration	No. Of Weeks	Teaching hours per semester	ECTS per semester
1	CRM 121	Criminal Law	3	–	50	14	42	6
2	CRM 120	Private Security	3	–	50	14	42	6
3	SOC 101	Principles of Sociology	3	–	50	14	42	6
4	POL103	Policing and Police Powers	3	–	50	14	42	6
5	MTH 121	Statistics I	3	–	50	14	42	6

C Semester

Α/Α	Course Code & Name		Weekly Periods		Duration	No. Of Weeks	Teaching hours per semester	ECTS per semester
Α/Α	Course Code & Name		Theory	Lab	Duration	No. Of Weeks	Teaching hours per semester	ECTS per semester
1	CRM 145	Hate Crimes	3	–	50	14	42	6
2	CRM 203	Correctional Systems	3	–	50	14	42	6
3	CRM 201	Juvenile Delinquency	3	–	50	14	42	6
4	MTH 102	Statistics II	3	–	50	14	42	6
5	CRM 202	Research Methods for Crime Scientists	3	–	50	14	42	6

D Semester

Α/Α	Course Code & Name		Weekly Periods		Duration	No. Of Weeks	Teaching hours per semester	ECTS per semester
Α/Α	Course Code & Name		Theory	Lab	Duration	No. Of Weeks	Teaching hours per semester	ECTS per semester
1	CRM 205	Criminal Investigation	3	–	50	14	42	6
2	CRM 235	Addictions and Crime	3	–	50	14	42	6
3	CRM 210	Ethics in Criminal Justice	3	–	50	14	42	6
4	POL 210	Police Psychology	3	–	50	14	42	6
5	MGT 323	Introduction to Management	3	–	50	14	42	6

E Semester

Α/Α	Course Code & Name		Weekly Periods		Duration	No. Of Weeks	Teaching hours per semester	ECTS per semester
Α/Α	Course Code & Name		Theory	Lab	Duration	No. Of Weeks	Teaching hours per semester	ECTS per semester
1	CRM 313	Internet and Crime	3	–	50	14	42	6
2	CRM 306	Global Security	3	–	50	14	42	6
3	CRM315	Criminal Profiling	3	–	50	14	42	6
4	CRM 314	Crime, Media and Culture	3	–	50	14	42	6
5	ENG 302	Advanced English	3	–	50	14	42	6

F Semester

Α/Α	Course Code & Name		Weekly Periods		Duration	No. Of Weeks	Teaching hours per semester	ECTS per semester
Α/Α	Course Code & Name		Theory	Lab	Duration	No. Of Weeks	Teaching hours per semester	ECTS per semester
1	CRM 320	Interviewing Methods	3	–	50	14	42	6
2	CRM 302	Crime Prevention	3	–	50	14	42	6
3	POL 410	Police Organization and Administration	3	–	50	14	42	6
4		Free Elective	3	–	50	14	42	6
5	RUS 101 / GRE 101	Russian / Greek Language	3	–	50	14	42	6

G Semester

Α/Α	Course Code & Name		Weekly Periods		Duration	No. Of Weeks	Teaching hours per semester	ECTS per semester
Α/Α	Course Code & Name		Theory	Lab	Duration	No. Of Weeks	Teaching hours per semester	ECTS per semester
1	CRM 461	Terrorism	3	–	50	14	42	6
2	CRM 420	Organized Crime	3	–	50	14	42	6
3	BUS 415	Human Resource Management	3	–	50	14	42	6
4	CRM 422	Analyzing Homicide	3	–	50	14	42	6
5	CRM 404	Final Project – Thesis I	3	–	50	14	42	6

H Semester

Α/Α	Course Code & Name		Weekly Periods		Duration	No. Of Weeks	Teaching hours per semester	ECTS per semester
Α/Α	Course Code & Name		Theory	Lab	Duration	No. Of Weeks	Teaching hours per semester	ECTS per semester
1	POL 411	Police Corruption	3	–	50	14	42	6
2	BUS 302	Business Ethics	3	–	50	14	42	6
3		Free Elective	3	–	50	14	42	6
4	POL 421	Police Intelligence	3	–	50	14	42	6
5	CRM 405	Final Project – Thesis II	3	–	50	14	42	6

Electives

Α/Α	Course Code & Name		Weekly Periods		Duration	No. Of Weeks	Teaching hours per semester	ECTS per semester
Α/Α	Course Code & Name		Theory	Lab	Duration	No. Of Weeks	Teaching hours per semester	ECTS per semester
1	PA 301	Introduction to Public Administration	3	–	50	14	42	6
2	CAS 107	Casino Surveillance and Security	3	–	50	14	42	6
3	BUS 301	Organizational Behaviour	3	–	50	14	42	6
4	BUS 418	Public Relations	3	–	50	14	42	6

Nicosia Campus

Professors Name

Qualifications

E-mail

Christina Agathangelou

Head of the Program

MSc Cyber Crime & E-Investigation

BSc Applied Criminology with Forensic Studies

[email protected]

Dr. Nicos Rodosthenous

PhD Business – Tourism, MSc Business Management,

BA Religion, Diploma in Marketing,

Fellow of Sales & Marketing Management Institute, Member of The Chartered Institute of Transport, International Travel Consultant IATA

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Dr. Pavlos Panayi

PhD Data Communications (New York City University New York, NY) MBA Business Administration (New York City University New York, NY) B.Sc. in Computer Science (New York Institute of Technology) U.K.

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Dr. Nikolas Karfakis

PhD Management (University of Leicester), MSc Management (University of Leicester), BA Business Economics (University of Glamorgan), Accounting (TEI Argiroupolis)

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Dr. Eleana Fitidou

PhD Criminal Justice & Security Risk Management

MSc Forensic Science in Crime Investigation

MSc Criminology

BA Criminology

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Dr. Pavlos Evangelides

PhD in Applied Mathematics, University of Bradford, United Kingdom

Eng. Information and Communication systems, University of Aegean, Greece

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Dr. Susana Peppi

Bachelor in Philosophy (University of Cyprus)

ΜΑ in Classical Literature (The University of Nottingham)

PhD Classica Studies (University of Cyprus)

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Kyriaki Iesou

MA in Applied Linguistics (The Open University), BA English and Educational Studies (Keele University)

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Estelia Savvidou

MSc Criminology

LLB Law

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Dr. (C) Panayiotou Nagia

PhD (C) in Human Rights of Homosexuals – European University

LLM, LLB Law Nicosia University

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Constantinos Michael

MSc in Psychological Research Methods, MSc in Psychology: Clinical Psychology, BSc in Psychology

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Evanthia Papachristoforou

Master of Science (MSc) in Marketing, (Distinction)

Glasgow Caledonian University, U.K.

Bachelor of Arts (Hons) Degree in Public Relations with specialization in Marketing,

The Philips College, Cyprus.

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Ioannis Michael

MA in Teaching Russian as a Foreign Language

Tver State University, faculty of Russian Philology

BA in Russian Language and Literature Erevan State University.

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Limassol Campus

Professors Name	Qualifications	E-mail
Christina Agathangelou Head of the Program	MSc Cyber Crime & E-Investigation BSc Applied Criminology with Forensic Studies	[email protected]
Dr. Nicos Rodosthenous	PhD Business – Tourism, MSc Business Management, BA Religion, Diploma in Marketing, Fellow of Sales & Marketing Management Institute, Member of The Chartered Institute of Transport, International Travel Consultant IATA	[email protected]
Dr. Pavlos Panayi	PhD Data Communications (New York City University New York, NY) MBA Business Administration (New York City University New York, NY) B.Sc. in Computer Science (New York Institute of Technology) U.K.	[email protected]
Dr. Iosif Kafkalas	PhD in Economics – University of Crete Visiting Scholar – University of Maryland MSc in Economics, Athens – University of Economics & Business B.A. In Economics – University of Crete	[email protected]
Dr. Savvi Antoniou	PhD in Language Sciences – Linguistics – Universite de Bourgogne – Dijon – France Master in French – Universite de Bourgogne – France MA in Modern English Language – Huddersfield University BA In French Language and Literature – Aristotle University of Thessaloniki	[email protected]
Dr. Amvrosios Prodromou	Doctorate in Business Administration – Swiss Management University- Switzerland. Master in Business Administration –St. Mark and St. John University –Plymouth UK. Bachelors in Business Administration – European Institute of Education. Professional Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration – NCFE UK	[email protected]
Dr. Ifigenia Efthymiou	PhD on Statistics – University of Aegean Master’s Degree “Statistics and Data Analysis – University of Aegean BSc, Department of Statistics and Actuarial – Financial Mathematics – University of Aegean	[email protected]
Dr. Aristoniki Theodosiou	PhD In Psychology – Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, MSc In Finance & Maritime Studies – Cyprus University of Technology, MSc In Art Psychotherapy – The Arts & Psychotherapy Center of Athens, MSc In Total Quality Management & Innorative Implementations of Education – Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, (Pgp) In Counseling Psychology – North College & University of London, Bachelor In Psychology – Aristotle University of Thessaloniki	[email protected]
Dr. Eleana Fitidou	PhD Criminal Justice & Security Risk Management MSc Forensic Science in Crime Investigation MSc Criminology BA Criminology	[email protected]
Dr. Kalli Drousioti	PhD in E ducational Physolophy University of Nicosia – MA in Education – University of Nicosia BA in History & Archaelogy – University of Cyprus
Estelia Savvidou	MSc Criminology LLB Law	[email protected]
Dr. (C) Panayiotou Nagia	PhD (C) in Human Rights of Homosexuals – European University LLM, LLB Law Nicosia University	[email protected]
Ioannis Michael	MA in Teaching Russian as a Foreign Language Tver State University, faculty of Russian Philology BA in Russian Language and Literature Erevan State University.	[email protected]

CDA College has further reinforced the practical aspects of the programme. In almost all modules of the program there are case studies on criminal matters which promote the in depth knowledge of the theories but also enhance the practical application. Furthermore, in order to gain more practical experience and training, the College enriched the program with more onsite visits to institutions related to the programme of studies so as to expose our students to fascinating educational activities. These activities can have a positive impact on a students’ education and attitude to learning inside and outside of the lecture room. The students will gain more practical knowledge of police management and crime control and achieve the planned learning objectives.

We plan educational visits every academic year, including:

Criminalistic Service Department that consists seven laboratories for forensic examination:

- Crime Scene Investigation & Fingerprint Development Laboratory
- Criminalistic Examinations Laboratory
- Document Examination Laboratory
- Exhibits Reception Office
- Fingerprints Identification Laboratory (F.I.L)
- Laboratory of Security Documents & Printing Methods
- Photographic & Graphic Laboratory
- Physical Sciences Forensic Laboratory

Cybercrime Subdivision

Prisons Department

District Court of Nicosia

District Court of Limassol