College of Criminal Justice

The Bachelor of Science in Criminology at the Philippine College of Criminology (PCCR) is a premier program that prepares students for dynamic careers in law enforcement, forensic science, criminal investigation, and public safety. With a curriculum that blends theory, hands-on training, and research, PCCR equips future crime professionals with the skills and knowledge to uphold justice and ensure public security.

Program Objectives

The B.S. Criminology program aims to:

• Develop highly skilled law enforcers, forensic experts, and criminal investigators.
• Equip students with expertise in crime detection, criminal profiling, and forensic analysis.
• Instill integrity, discipline, and leadership in future public safety officers.
• Prepare graduates for careers in the Philippine National Police (PNP), National Bureau of Investigation (NBI), Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP), Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP), and other law enforcement agencies.
• Foster a commitment to public service, justice, and national security.

Curriculum Highlights

The B.S. Criminology program provides a well-rounded learning experience with subjects such as:

• Criminal Law & Jurisprudence – Understanding the legal framework of crime and law enforcement.
• Forensic Science & Criminalistics – Training in crime scene investigation, evidence collection, and forensic analysis.
• Law Enforcement Administration – Leadership and management principles for policing and security agencies.
• Correctional Administration – The study of rehabilitation and reintegration of offenders.
• Criminal Sociology & Psychology – Behavioral analysis and criminal profiling.
• Crime Detection & Investigation – Practical application of investigative techniques, evidence handling, and case analysis.

Practical Training & Internships

PCCR ensures students gain real-world experience through:

• Internships in leading law enforcement agencies such as the PNP, NBI, BJMP, and BFP.
• Crime Scene Simulations in the Criminalistics Laboratory, Photography Laboratory, and Forensic Facilities.
• Fieldwork & Investigative Exercises to enhance students’ practical skills in forensic science and criminal justice operations.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the BS Criminology program can pursue careers in:

• Law Enforcement (Police Officer, NBI Agent, Crime Investigator)
• Forensic Science & Criminalistics (Crime Scene Analyst, Forensic Specialist)
• Security & Intelligence (Security Consultant, Intelligence Analyst)
• Correctional & Rehabilitation Services (Parole Officer, Jail Officer)
• Legal & Academe (Criminology Professor, Researcher)

Why Choose PCCR?

• Pioneer in Criminology Education – Established in 1954, PCCR is the first and leading criminology school in the Philippines.
• Expert-Led Instruction – Learn from seasoned forensic professionals and investigators.
• Modern and Updated Facilities – Students train in forensic laboratories, a shooting range, and crime scene simulation rooms.
• Strong Industry Connections – Internship opportunities with top law enforcement,  forensic, and security institutions.
• Proven Track Record – PCCR has produced top-performing criminologists and law enforcement professionals.

Admission

1. Visit PCCR’s Enrollment & Admissions Website or the PCCR Admissions Office and submit the required documents: Grade 12 Report Card (Form 138); Philippine Statistics Authority copy of the student’s birth certificate; 2×2 colored ID picture (white background); Certificate of Good Moral Character issued by the last school attended; filled-up PCCR Enrollment and Admissions Form; (if available) Form 137; and for college transferees, Certificate of Honorable Dismissal.
2. Secure your slot by paying the ₱2,000 reservation fee through official payment channels.
3. Receive your class schedule, section, and PCCR email at the Registrar’s Office and IT Office.
4. Undergo a medical check-up at the Medical Services clinic.
5. Sign the Student Undertaking document at the Student Discipline Office.
6. Fill out the Student Personal Inventory form at the Student Formation Office.
7. Claim your student ID and Learning Management System (LMS) credentials at the Registrar’s Office.

The Bachelor of Forensic Science program at the Philippine College of Criminology (PCCR) is designed to equip students with advanced scientific knowledge and investigative techniques essential for crime scene analysis, forensic examination, and legal investigations. This program blends science, technology, and law enforcement, preparing graduates for careers in forensic laboratories, law enforcement agencies, and the judicial system.

Program Objectives

The B. Forensic Science program aims to:

• Develop scientifically skilled forensic professionals capable of analyzing physical evidence.
• Provide hands-on training in crime scene processing, laboratory techniques, and forensic technologies.
• Instill critical thinking, attention to detail, and ethical decision-making in forensic investigations.
• Prepare students for careers in forensic science, law enforcement, criminal investigation, and legal consultation.

Curriculum Highlights

The B. Forensic Science program provides a multidisciplinary and practical approach to forensic science through courses such as:

• Forensic Chemistry & Toxicology – Identification and analysis of drugs, poisons, and other chemical substances.
• Crime Scene Investigation & Reconstruction – Techniques for preserving, collecting, and analyzing evidence.
• Forensic Biology & DNA Analysis – Examination of biological evidence such as blood, hair, and bodily fluids.
• Ballistics & Firearms Examination – Study of firearms, ammunition, and their role in forensic investigations.
• Forensic Photography – Proper documentation of crime scenes and evidence through photography.
• Questioned Document Examination – Authentication and analysis of handwriting, signatures, and printed documents.
• Legal & Ethical Aspects of Forensics – Understanding the role of forensic science in the legal system.

Practical Training & Internships

• PCCR ensures that students gain real-world forensic experience through:
• Hands-on laboratory training in the Chemistry Laboratory, Criminalistics Laboratory, and Photography Laboratory.
• Crime scene simulations and mock investigations to develop analytical and investigative skills.
• Internships in forensic laboratories, law enforcement agencies, and legal institutions such as the Philippine National Police (PNP) Crime Laboratory and the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Forensic Division.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the BS Forensic Science program can pursue careers in:

• Forensic Laboratories (Forensic Chemist, DNA Analyst, Toxicologist)
• Law Enforcement & Criminal Investigation (Crime Scene Investigator, Evidence Technician)
• Legal & Judicial Services (Forensic Consultant, Expert Witness)
• Security & Intelligence Agencies (Forensic Intelligence Analyst, Private Investigator)
• Academe & Research (Forensic Science Educator, Laboratory Researcher)

Why Choose PCCR?

• Pioneer in Criminology Education – Established in 1954, PCCR is the first and leading criminology school in the Philippines.
• Expert-Led Instruction – Learn from seasoned forensic professionals and investigators.
• Modern and Updated Facilities – Students train in forensic laboratories, a shooting range, and crime scene simulation rooms.
• Strong Industry Connections – Internship opportunities with top law enforcement,  forensic, and security institutions.
• Proven Track Record – PCCR has produced top-performing criminologists and law enforcement professionals.

Admission

1. Visit PCCR’s Enrollment & Admissions Website or the PCCR Admissions Office and submit the required documents: Grade 12 Report Card (Form 138); Philippine Statistics Authority copy of the student’s birth certificate; 2×2 colored ID picture (white background); Certificate of Good Moral Character issued by the last school attended; filled-up PCCR Enrollment and Admissions Form; (if available) Form 137; and for college transferees, Certificate of Honorable Dismissal.
2. Secure your slot by paying the ₱2,000 reservation fee through official payment channels.
3. Receive your class schedule, section, and PCCR email at the Registrar’s Office and IT Office.
4. Undergo a medical check-up at the Medical Services clinic.
5. Sign the Student Undertaking document at the Student Discipline Office.
6. Fill out the Student Personal Inventory form at the Student Formation Office.
7. Claim your student ID and Learning Management System (LMS) credentials at the Registrar’s Office.

The Bachelor of Science in Industrial Security Management at the Philippine College of Criminology (PCCR) is a specialized program designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills required for corporate security, risk management, and asset protection. This program prepares future security professionals to safeguard businesses, critical infrastructure, and organizations against threats, ensuring public safety and operational continuity.

Program Objectives

The BSISM program aims to:

• Develop competent security professionals skilled in risk assessment, emergency response, and loss prevention.
• Provide comprehensive training in security management, crisis handling, and disaster preparedness.
• Equip students with knowledge of security laws, cybersecurity, and threat analysis.
• Prepare graduates for careers in industrial, corporate, and government security sectors.

Curriculum Highlights

The program offers theoretical and practical training in:

• Security Risk Assessment – Identifying, analyzing, and mitigating security threats in industrial and corporate settings.
• Crisis & Disaster Management – Strategies for responding to emergencies, natural disasters, and security incidents.
• Cybersecurity & Information Security – Protecting digital assets, networks, and sensitive information from cyber threats.
• Personnel & Physical Security – Managing security operations, access control, and surveillance systems.
• Loss Prevention & Asset Protection – Strategies to minimize risks of theft, fraud, and property damage.
• Legal & Ethical Aspects of Security – Understanding security laws, regulatory compliance, and professional ethics.
• Defensive Tactics & Firearms Training – Practical training in threat response, self-defense, and firearms handling.

Practical Training & Internships

PCCR ensures that students gain real-world security experience through:

• Hands-on training in security simulations and risk assessment exercises.
• Internships with leading security agencies, corporate firms, and government institutions.
• Fieldwork in crisis response, security surveillance, and threat analysis.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of BSISM can pursue careers in:

• Corporate & Industrial Security (Security Manager, Loss Prevention Officer)
• Government & Law Enforcement (Intelligence Analyst, Security Consultant)
• Cyber & Information Security (Cybersecurity Specialist, Risk Analyst)
• Transportation & Aviation Security (Airport Security Manager, Port Security Officer)
• Disaster & Emergency Management (Crisis Response Coordinator, Risk Manager)

Why Choose PCCR?

• Pioneer in Criminology Education – Established in 1954, PCCR is the first and leading criminology school in the Philippines.
• Expert-Led Instruction – Learn from seasoned forensic professionals and investigators.
• Modern and Updated Facilities – Students train in forensic laboratories, a shooting range, and crime scene simulation rooms.
• Strong Industry Connections – Internship opportunities with top law enforcement,  forensic, and security institutions.
• Proven Track Record – PCCR has produced top-performing criminologists and law enforcement professionals.

Admission

1. Visit PCCR’s Enrollment & Admissions Website or the PCCR Admissions Office and submit the required documents: Grade 12 Report Card (Form 138); Philippine Statistics Authority copy of the student’s birth certificate; 2×2 colored ID picture (white background); Certificate of Good Moral Character issued by the last school attended; filled-up PCCR Enrollment and Admissions Form; (if available) Form 137; and for college transferees, Certificate of Honorable Dismissal.
2. Secure your slot by paying the ₱2,000 reservation fee through official payment channels.
3. Receive your class schedule, section, and PCCR email at the Registrar’s Office and IT Office.
4. Undergo a medical check-up at the Medical Services clinic.
5. Sign the Student Undertaking document at the Student Discipline Office.
6. Fill out the Student Personal Inventory form at the Student Formation Office.
7. Claim your student ID and Learning Management System (LMS) credentials at the Registrar’s Office.