Criminology deep-dives into the study of crime and the roles of justice agencies in addressing criminal activity, offenders, and victims. The Criminology program aims to develop skilled, ethical, and morally upright professionals who can contribute to the community through crime prevention, investigation, law enforcement, public safety, offender rehabilitation, and criminological research, among the key areas.
Level III Accreditation for BS in Criminology given by the Federation of Accrediting Agencies of the Philippines (FAAP)
Topnotcher Rankings in Criminology Licensure Examination
A medley of International and Local Affiliations
One of the few universities that offer a bachelor's degree in Forensic Science
Hands-on training and well-rounded practicum experience
OLFU Facilities
Career Opportunities
Uniformed Services such as PNP, BJMP, BFP, AFP, BUCOR, and PCG
Academic Opportunity as Instructors of Criminology and Forensic Science Courses
Forensic Laboratories as Criminalists and Laboratory Assistants
Special Law Enforcement Agencies including NBI, PDEA, BOC, BOI among others
Academic Opportunity as Instructors of Criminology and Forensic Science Courses
Government and Private Security Agencies/Forces such as Security Officers, Private Investigators, and In-House Detectives
Forensic Laboratories as Criminalists and Laboratory Assistants
Special Law Enforcement Agencies including NBI, PDEA, BOC, BOI among others
Government and Private Security Agencies/Forces such as Security Officers, Private Investigators, and In-House Detectives
The annual recruitment program for police recruits involves on average 7,000 slots for Police Officer I, in order to meet the 1:500 police-to-population ratio.
Source: Professional Regulation Commission (PRC)
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