Why the new PCCR logo?
The new logo is a symbol of PCCR’s new vision and direction. The Philippine Serpent Eagle represents each member of the PCCR family. It is powerful and beautiful. It demands respect. It is about the strength and glory of the institution.
We want
you to
make a
difference.
Your learning experience is our priority.
Be a pioneer. But don’t just be the first, be the best. PCCR started it all 67 years ago when it started
the first and only institution in Southeast Asia dedicated to Criminal Justice Science.
Now we’re pioneering once more in new and exciting ways.
High School
College of Criminal Justice
Graduate School
The leaders behind your success.
Dr. Noel Sergio
Vice President for Academic Affairs
Dr. Jezreel Vicente
Dean, Graduate School
Dr. Gaypelyn M. Casiw
Dean, College of Criminal Justice
Lives We’ve Transformed Through The Years
“Kahit gaano kaliit ang role na meron ka sa pelikula o sa buhay, kailangang ibigay mo ang the best mo”
Hon. John Marvin “Yul Servo” Nieto
Representative, 3rd District, Manila
3-Time City Councilor, 3rd District, Manila
BS Criminology Batch 1998
Popularly known as Yul Servo, is a multi-awarded Filipino actor and politician. Nieto studied BS Criminology to become a policeman and was part of Batch 1998, but was pushed into acting by an uncle. His stage name, “Yul Servo”, was chosen by the late director Maryo J. de los Reyes.
Why is PCCR your second home?
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Hannah De LaraBS Criminology
The PCCR environment seemed like a family to me. I appreciate the camaraderie among students and how we share the same struggles at school. It's like siblings willing to learn from each other. Being far from home, they provided me with a diverse family and the guidance I never thought I would need.
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Mary Grace PagurayanBS Criminology
The school gives me comfort by seeing people who are passionate about their careers. Professors are helpful and friendly who are like family to me. Therefore, PCCR is my second home, and I am proud to be a Batang 641.
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Mel AquinoBS Criminology
I found a loving and supporting family in PCCR. All the staff, professors, and friends cultivated me to become a better version of myself. I think of home as a place where you are safe and well taken care of. I felt these in the institution.