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Degree ProgramsThe program prepares graduates as leaders of a multidisciplinary team in the application of standard, ethical, policing practices, procedures, and technologies to ensure public security by identifying threats, assessing risk, and implementing organizational, interagency solutions to maintain stability, reduce crime, and ensure public confidence in national resilience.
The program consists of courses surrounding the management of police operations in the United Arab Emirates and includes leadership, crime investigation, community policing, strategic planning, and command of operations. Through a combination of lecture, discussion, simulation exercises, and applied real-world scenarios, students learn team organization, professional ethics, interagency operations, and resilience through the core principles of contemporary relevance, integration, cooperation, multi-agency coordination, and interoperability. Graduates are leaders who contribute to the safety, security, defence, emergency preparedness, and crisis management (SSDEC) for national resilience.
- Have relevant technological skills, knowledge, and abilities for employment as a manager in the SSDEC sector.
- Work, lead, and communicate effectively in a team to achieve common goals.
- Apply standards, ethical practices, procedures, and technologies to collect information, conduct risk assessment, and develop effective programs.
- Implement organisational, interagency solutions to strengthen the SSDEC community and build national resilience capacities.
- Expand knowledge and capabilities through continuing education, certification, and other lifelong learning opportunities.
- Fulfil civic duties and responsibilities through local, national, or global service.
The Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs) for this proposed program are listed below. The PLOs support the educational objectives, per the table, and are mapped to the QFE Stand Descriptors of Emirates Educational Framework.
- PLO1 Effectively communicate SSDEC matters using oral, written, and presentation methods
- PLO2 Critically evaluate the legal, social, and ethical implications related to SSDEC management and practice
- PLO3 Demonstrate knowledge and research methodologies of a range of relevant principles and theories in the application of complex problem solving related to SSDEC national and international sectors
- PLO4 Demonstrate leadership and teamwork skills within a range of SSDEC contexts to defend positions and innovative solutions
- PLO5 Apply SSDEC knowledge, skills and attributes to include multiple perspectives in formulating effective resilience in real world examples and scenarios
- PLO6 Apply contemporary learning activities to support the UAE response to evolving policing and security threats and dangers
60cr Associate / Diploma Qualification
Semester 1 | Semester 2 | ||||
Code | Name | Crdt | Code | Name | Crdt |
GE | GED 1 | 3 | GE | GED 4 | 3 |
GE | GED 2 | 3 | GE | GED 5 | 3 |
GE | GED 3 | 3 | CPS210 | Police Leadership | 3 |
SEC100 | Intro to SSDEC Management | 3 | CPS211 | Human Rights and Ethics | 3 |
CPS121 | Introduction to CPSM | 3 | CPS122 | Introduction to Crime Scenes | 3 |
Semester 3 | Semester 4 | ||||
Code | Name | Crdt | Code | Name | Crdt |
GE | GED 6 | 3 | CPS310 | Child Protection | 3 |
CPS315 | Law and Criminal Justice Studies | 3 | SEC290 | Innovative Prj in SSDEC Mgt | 3 |
CPS311 | Organisational Culture and Policing | 3 | CPS312 | Road Policing and Public Safety | 3 |
CPS221 | Community Policing | 3 | CPS214 | Effective Crime Investigation | 3 |
CPS324 | Emotional Intel & Personal Resilience | 3 | Elective Course | 3 |
120cr Bachelor of Science Qualification
Semester 5 | Semester 6 | ||||
Code | Name | Crdt | Code | Name | Crdt |
GE | GED 7 | 3 | GE | GED 9 | 3 |
GE | GED 8 | 3 | GE | GED 10 | 3 |
CPS213 | HR Studies – Dev People | 3 | CPS314 | Criminology | 3 |
GP2120 | Intro. to BCM in the UAE | 3 | GP4130 | Applied Stakeholder Analysis | 3 |
CPS411 | Command of Major Operations | 3 | Elective Course | 3 | |
Semester 7 | Semester 8 | ||||
Code | Name | Crdt | Code | Name | Crdt |
GE | GED 11 | 3 | GE | GED 12 | 3 |
GP4120 | Advanced Research & Study Skills | 3 | SEC490 | Project in SSDEC Management | 3 |
GP3220 | Workplace Secondment | 3 | CPS422 | Advanced CPSM | 3 |
GP3230 | Strategic Planning | 3 | GP4140 | Understanding Strategic Threats | 3 |
Elective Course | 3 | Elective Course | 3 |
BCM100 | Introduction to BCM | 3 |
BCM201 | BCM Program Creation and Organizational Risk Assessment | 3 |
BCM202 | Developing Specific Plans | 3 |
SEC200 | Professional Communications Skills | 3 |
PAS207 | Managing Effective Projects | 3 |
PAS215 | Policing Financial Crime | 3 |
PAS105 | Forensic Criminology | 3 |
PAS216 | Comparative Criminal Justice | 3 |
PAS213 | Forensics Science I | 3 |
PAS214 | Forensic Science II | 3 |
SEC350 | International Approaches to Resilience | 3 |
PAS103 | Introduction To Crime Scenes | 3 |
PAS206* | Crime Investigation | 3 |
PAS205* | Road Policing and Public Safety | 3 |
IEM103* | Emotional Intel & Personal Resilience | 3 |
PAS401* | Executive Policing | 3 |
PAS302* | Command of Major Operations | 3 |
SEC403* | Strategic Planning | 3 |
PAS402 | Public Protection | |
PAS105 | Forensic Criminology |