Become a skilled, ethical, and highly trained criminal justice professional through immersive forensic learning, investigative training, and community-based law enforcement education.
Pursue a career in law enforcement, public safety, or criminal justice with a Bachelor of Science in Criminology (BS Criminology)—a CHED-recognized program designed to prepare future criminologists in the Philippines for roles in crime prevention, investigation, and rehabilitation. This program blends theory, fieldwork, and forensic science to build professionals committed to justice and community service.
The Bachelor of Science in Criminology (BSCrim) at University of Perpetual Help System DALTA — Molino Campus prepares students for impactful careers in law enforcement, corrections, forensic science, and security management. The program integrates criminological theory with hands-on forensic training, investigation modules, and supervised internships.
Sample core courses by year (may change — refer to the College for the official curriculum):
Graduates of the BSCrim program can pursue careers such as:
UPHSD maintains institutional quality assurance processes and follows national higher education requirements. The Criminology program is designed to meet regulatory standards and to prepare students for professional licensure. Prospective students should confirm the latest accreditation status and program approvals with the campus Admissions Office.
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Campus Address:
Salawag-Zapote Road, Molino 3, City of Bacoor, 4102
Phone:
(046) 477-0602 local 112 | 0927-733-4438
Email:
admission.molino@perpetualdalta.edu.ph
Our learning model emphasizes applied learning: classroom-led theory, laboratory practice, project-based assignments, and collaborative research. Students engage in industry-related projects such as:
Students are placed in supervised internships with partner agencies, including local police stations, forensic laboratories, correctional facilities, and private security firms. These placements provide practical exposure, professional mentorship, and potential pathways to employment after graduation.
The program typically takes 4 years (8 semesters) including field practicum and capstone requirements.
Yes — the curriculum includes subjects aligned with the competencies tested in the Board Exam for Criminology and provides review support and guidance.
Internships commonly include placements with police departments, forensic labs, correctional facilities, forensic clinics, and corporate security teams.
UPHSD offers several scholarships and financial aid options. Contact the campus Admissions Office for details on eligibility and application processes.
Yes — applicants from any Senior High School strand may apply. Strong interest in criminal justice, ethics, and community service is beneficial.
For detailed program inquiries, faculty list, tuition rates, or to schedule a campus tour, contact the Molino admissions office.
