BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CRIMINOLOGY
Coverage of Criminology Board Exam
- CRIMINAL JURISPRUDENCE, PROCEDURE AND EVIDENCE(20%). Criminal Law Book I, Criminal Law Book II, Criminal Procedure, Evidence and Court Testimony
- LAW ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION(20%). Police Organization and Administration with Police Planning, Industrial Security Administration, Police Patrol Operation with Police Communication System, Police Intelligence, Police Personnet and Records Management, Comparative Police System.
- CRIMINALISTICS(20%). Personal Identification, Police Photography, Forensics Ballistics, Questioned Documents Examination,Polygraph(Lie Detection), Legal Medicine.
- CRIME DETECTION AND INVESTIGATION(15%). Fundamentals of Criminal Investigation, Traffic Management and Accident Investigation, special Crime Investigation, Organized Crime Investigation, Drug Education and Vice Control, Fire technology and Arson Investigation.
- SOCIOLOGY OF CRIMES AND ETHICS(15%) Introduction to Criminology and Psychology of Crimes, Philipppine Crimininal Justice System, Ethics and Values, Junivile Delinquency, human Behavior and Crisis Management and Criminological Research and Statistics.
- CORRECTIONAL ADMINISTRATION(10%). Institutional Corrections, Non Institutional Corrections
List of Requirements :
Payment: P900.00 - complete
- NSO / PSA Birth Certificate
- NSO / PSA Marriage Contract (for married female applicants)
- TOR with scanned picture and Special Order No. (unless not required) and Remarks “For Board Examination Purposes” (First Timers and Repeaters)
- CHED Certificate of Authentication and Verification (CAV) first-timers
- Valid NBI Clearance (First Timers & Repeaters)
- RTC Clearance - First Timer & Repeater
- Three (3) Certificate of Good Moral Character from the following: (First Timer & Repeater )
- Barangay Chairman
- Parish Priest
- Dean of School
- Employer
- Other documents that the Board may reasonably require
- He/She is at least eighteen years of age and a citizen of the Philippines
- He/She must be a person of good moral character, as certified to by at least three persons of good standing in the community wherein he resides
- He/She must not have convicted of a crime involving moral turpitude
- He/She has a graduated in Criminology from a school, college or institute recognized by the Government after completing a four-year resident collegiate course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science in Criminology (B.S. Crim.): Provided, That holders of Bachelor of Laws degree may, within five years after the approval of this Act, take this examination after completing at least ninety-four (94) units of Criminology, Law Enforcement, Police Science and Penology subjects