Program

Program Offered

The existing curriculum for BS Criminology is the result of the amalgamation program under the Aquino administrations educational road map where the cordillera region was made as the model region for its implementation.

Program Educational Objectives

  1. Foster the values of leadership, integrity, accountability and responsibility while serving their fellowmen, community and country;
  2. Prepare the students for careers in crime prevention, law enforcement, scientific crime detection and correctional administration;
  3. Encourage research and inquiry on the nature, causes of crimes, the treatment or punishment of criminal behavior and how criminal justice agencies respond to crime, criminals and victims.

The Curriculum of the Program (showing subject distribution by school term and year level).

This curriculum is an adaptation of the CARSUC’s by virtue of BOT Res. Number 977 s. 2013 duly approved by CHED.

FIRST YEAR

1ST SEMESTER

SUBJECTS/Course Title

Lec. Hrs.

Lab. Hrs.

Units

Pre-requisites

ENG 11

Study and Thinking Skills

3

 

3

 

FIL 11

KomunikasyonsaAkademikong Filipino

3

 

3

N

MATH 11

College Algebra

3

 

3

O

SOC SCI 11

Gen. Psychology with Drug Abuse Prevention

3

 

3

N

ICT 11

Basic Computer Education

3

 

3

E

SOC SCI12

Society, Culture and Family Planning

3

 

3

 

CRIM SOC111

Introduction to Criminology and Psychology of Crimes

3

 

3

 

LEA 111

Police Organization and Administration with Personnel and Records Management      

3

 

3

 

DT 11

Fundamentals of Martial Arts

2

 

2

 

NSTP 11

ROTC/CWTS/LTS

(3)

 

(3)

 

 

TOTAL

(29)-26

 

(29)-26

 

 

2nd Semester

SUBJECTS

Lec. Hrs.

Lab. Hrs.

Units

Pre-requisites

ENG 12

Writing in the Discipline

3

 

3

ENG 11

FIL 12

Pagbasa at PagsulatTungosaPananaliksik

3

 

3

FIL 11

MATH 12

Plane Trigonometry

3

 

3

 

SOC SCI 13

Basic Economics With TAR

3

 

3

 

SOC SCI 14

Politics, Governance with Phil. Constitution

3

 

3

 

CRIM SOC 112

Philippine Criminal Justice System with Phil. Indigenous Justice Practices

3

 

3

CRIM SOC111

LEA 112

Industrial Security Management

3

 

3

 

DT 12

Disarming Techniques

2

 

2

 

NSTP 12

ROTC/CWTS/LTS

(3)

 

(3)

NSTP 11

 

TOTAL

(26)-23

 

(26)-23

 

 

SECOND YEAR

1st Semester

SUBJECTS

Lec. Hrs.

Lab. Hrs.

Units

Pre-requisites

ENG 13

Speech and Oral Communication

3

 

3

ENG 12

FIL 13

MasiningnaPagpapahayag

3

 

3

FIL 12

CLJ  111

Criminal Law  (Book 1)

3

 

3

 

NAT SCI 13

General Chemistry

3

2

5

 

LEA 113

Police Patrol Operations, Planning with Police Communication System

3

 

3

 

LEA 114

Police Intelligence

3

 

3

 

CRIM 111

Personal Identification

3

1

4

 

DT 13

First Aid and Water Survival

2

 

2

 

 

TOTAL

23

3

26

 

 

2nd Semester

SUBJECTS

Lec. Hrs.

Lab. Hrs.

Units

Pre-requisites

ENG 14

Technical Writing

3

 

3

ENG 13

CRIM SOC 13

Ethics and Police Community Relations

3

 

3

 

CD1  111

 

Fundamentals of Criminal Investigation with Special Crime Investigation

3

 

3

 

CRIM 112

Police Photography

3

1

4

 

PHILO 11

Logic and Philosophy of Man

3

 

3

 

CLJ  112

Criminal Law  (Book 2)

3

 

3

CLJ 111

NAT  SCI 14

Forensic Chemistry and Toxicology

3

2

5

NAT SCI 13

DT 14

Marksmanship and Combat Shooting

2

 

2

 

 

TOTAL

23

3

26

 

 

THIRD YEAR

1st Semester

SUBJECTS

Lec. Hrs.

Lab. Hrs.

Units

Pre-requisites

LIT 11

Philippine Literature

3

 

3

 

HIST 11

Life and Works of Rizal

3

 

3

 

CDI 112

Traffic Management and Accident Investigation

3

 

3

 

CRIM 113

Forensic Ballistics

3

1

4

 

CRIM 114

Questioned Documents Examination

3

1

4

 

CA 111

Institutional Corrections

3

 

3

 

CLJ 113

Special Criminal laws

3

 

3

CLJ 112

CRIM SOC 14

Juvenile Delinquency and Crime Prevention

3

 

3

 

 

TOTAL

24

2

26

 

 

2nd Semester

SUBJECTS

Lec. Hrs.

Lab. Hrs.

Units

Pre-requisites

STAT 11

Statistics

3

 

3

 

CRIM 115

Polygraphy (Lie-Detection)

3

1

4

 

CA  112

Non-Institutional Corrections

3

 

3

CA 111

CRIM SOC 115

Human Behavior and Crisis Management

3

 

3

 

CDI 114

Organized Crime Investigation

3

 

3

 

CLJ  114

Criminal Procedure

3

 

3

CLJ 113

CA 113

Overview of Global Restorative Justice

3

 

3

 

HIST 12

Philippine History; Its Roots and Development

3

 

3

 

DT 115

Practical Driving Course

2

 

2

 

 

TOTAL

26

1

27

 

 

FOURTH YEAR

1st Semester

SUBJECTS

Lec. Hrs.

Lab. Hrs.

Units

Pre-requisites

LEA 116

Global Comparative Police and Justice System

3

 

3

 

CDI  115

Drug Education and Vice Control

3

 

3

 

CDI  116

Fire Technology and Arson Investigation

3

 

3

 

CRIM 116

Legal Medicine with DNA

3

 

3

 

CRIM SOC 116

Criminological Research 1

3

 

3

 

CLJ  116

Court testimony

3

 

3

 

CLJ  115

Criminal evidence

3

 

3

CLJ 114

REV 111

Crim. Soc./ CA/LAW

 

 

(3)

 

 

TOTAL

21

 

(24) 21

 

 

2nd Semester

SUBJECTS

Lec. Hrs.

Lab. Hrs.

Units

Pre-requisites

Practicum 111 & 112

On-the-Job Training and Community Immersion

6

All subjects, HEI/SUC’s may offer 6 units additional, provided it will not interfere with the OJT program, CMO 31, s. 2010

CRIM SOC 117

Criminological Research 2

3

 

 

 

REV. 112

LEA/CDI/Crim.

(3)

 

 

 

 

TOTAL

(12) 9

 

(12)9

540 OJT hrs.

                 

Comparative Analysis of the BS Criminology Curriculum

CMO 21 s. 2005

CARASUC Curriculum

General Education courses

General Education Courses

Subjects

No. units

Subjects

No. units

1.   GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES

61

1.   GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES

67

1.1    Language and Literature

 

1.1    Language and Literature

 

English

12

English

12

English 1 – Comm. Skills 1/Study and Thinking Skills in English

English 2 – Speech and Oral Communication

English 3 – Technical Report Writing 1

English 4 – Technical Report Writing 2

 

3

 

3

3

3

ENG 11 – Study and Thinking Skills                       in English

ENG 12 – Writing in the Discipline

ENG 13 – Speech and Oral Communication

ENG 14 – Technical Writing

 

3

3

3

 

3

Filipino

6

Filipino

9

Filipino 1 – SiningngPakikipagtalastasan

Filipino 2 – Pagbasa at PagsulatsaIba’t-ibangDisiplina

3

 

3

FIL 11 – KomunikasyonsaAkademikong Filipino

FIL 12 – Pagbasa at PagsulatTungosaPananaliksik

FIL 13 – Masiningnapagpapahayag

3

 

3

 

3

Literature

3

 Literature

3

Literature 1 – Philippine Literature/ Literatura 1 – Panitikanng Filipinas

3

LIT 11 – Philippine Literature

3

     1.2    Mathematic

6

     1.2    Mathematics

9

Math 1 – College Algebra

Math 2 – Plane Trigonometry

3

3

MATH 11 – College Algebra

MATH 12 – Plane Trigonometry

STAT  11 –  Statistics

3

3

3

     1.3    Natural Science

10

     1.3    Natural Science

10

Nat. Sci. 1 – General Chemistry

Nat. Sci. 2 – Forensic Chemistry and Toxicology

5

5

NAT SCI 13 – General Chemistry

NAT  SCI 14 – Forensic Chemistry and Toxicology

5

 

5

1.4    Humanities and Social Sciences

15

1.4    Humanities and Social Sciences

15

Philo. 1 – Logic

Soc. Sci. 1 - Political Science with Phil. Constitution.

Soc. Sci. 2 – General Psychology

Soc. Sci. 3 – Society and Culture with Pop. Ed.

Soc. Sci. 4 – Basic Economics with TAR

 

3

3

 

3

3

3

PHILO 11 –  Logic and Philosophy of Man

SOC SCI 11 – General Psychology with Drug abuse Prevention

SOC SCI 12 – Society, Culture and Family Planning

SOC SCI 13 – Basic Economics with Taxation and Agrarian Reform

SOC SCI 14 – Politics, Governance with Phil. Constitution.

3

3

 

3

 

3

 

3

 

1.5     Computer

3

1.5     Computer

3

 Computer 1 – Computer Application

3

ICT 11 – Basic Computer Education

3

1.6     Mandated Subjects        

6

1.6     Mandated Subjects        

6

Philippine History

Life and Works of Rizal

3

3

HIST 11- Life and Works of Rizal

HIST 12 Philippine History; Its Roots and development

3

3

 

6

 

6

Major Courses

No. units

Major Courses

No. units

  1. PROFESSIONAL SUBJECTS

104

  1. PROFESSIONAL SUBJECTS

107

  1. Sociology of Crimes and Ethics

Criminology 1 introduction to Criminology and Psychology of Crimes

Criminology 2   Philippine Criminal Justice System

Criminology 3   Ethics and Values

Criminology 4  Juvenile Delinquency and Crime Prevention 

Criminology 5  Human Behavior and Crisis Management

Criminology 6  Criminological Research and Statistics

18

 

3

 

 

3

 

3

3

 

 

3

 

3

A. Sociology of Crimes and Ethics

CRIM SOC 111  Introduction to Criminology and Psychology of Crimes

CRIM SOC 112  Philippine Criminal Justice System with Philippine Indigenous Justice Practices

CRIM SOC 113   Ethics and Police Community Relation

CRIM SOC 114  Juvenile Delinquency and Crime Prevention 

CRIM SOC 115  Human Behavior and Crisis Management

CRIM SOC 116 Criminological Research 1

CRIM SOC 117  Criminological Research 2

21

3

 

3

 

 

3

 

3

 

3

 

3

3

  1. Law Enforcement Administration (LEA)

LEA 1  Police Organization & Administration with  Police Planning

LEA 2  Industrial Security Management

LEA 3  Police Patrol Operations with Police                        Communications systems

LEA 4  Police Intelligence

LEA 5  Police Personnel and Records Management

LEA 6  Comparative Police System

18

 

3

 

3

 

3

 

 

3

3

 

3

  1. Law Enforcement Administration (LEA)

LEA 111  Police Organization & Administration with Personnel and Records Management

LEA 112  Industrial Security Management

LEA 113  Police Patrol Operations, Planning with police Communication System

LEA 114  Police Intelligence

LEA115  Global Comparative Police and Justice System

15

 

3

 

 

3

 

3

 

 

3

3

 

  1. Crime Detection and Investigation (CDI)

CDI 1   Fundamentals of Criminal Investigation

CDI 2   Traffic Management and Accident Investigation

CDI 3   Special Crime Investigation

CDI 4   Organized Crime Investigation

CDI 5   Drug Education and Vice Control

CDI 6   Fire Technology & Arson Investigation

18

 

3

 

3

 

3

 

3

 

3

 

3

  1. Crime Detection and Investigation (CDI)

CDI 111   Fundamentals of Criminal Investigation with Special Crime Investigation

CDI 112   Traffic Management and Accident Investigation

CDI 113  Organized Crime Investigation

CDI 114  Drug Education and Vice Control

CDI 115  Fire Technology & Arson Investigation

15

 

3

 

 

3

 

3

 

3

 

3

 

  1. Criminalistics

Criminalistics  1  Personal Identification

Criminalistics  2  Police Photography

Criminalistics  3  Forensic Ballistics

Criminalistics  4  Questioned Documents Examination

Criminalistics  5  Polygraphy  (Lie Detection)

Criminalistics  6  Legal Medicine

23

4

 

4

4

4

 

4

 

3

  1. Criminalistics

CRIM 111  Personal Identification

CRIM 112  Police Photography

CRIM 113  Forensic Ballistics

CRIM 114  Questioned Documents Examination

CRIM 115  Polygraphy  (Lie Detection)

CRIM 116  Legal Medicine with DNA

23

4

4

4

4

 

4

3

  1. Criminal Law and Jurisprudence (CLJ)

CLJ 1   Criminal Law (Book 1)

CLJ 2   Criminal Law (Book 2)

CLJ 3   Criminal Procedure

CLJ 4   Criminal Evidence

CLJ 5   Court Testimony

15

 

3

3

3

3

3

  1. Criminal Law and Jurisprudence (CLJ)

CLJ 111   Criminal Law (Book 1)

CLJ 112   Criminal Law (Book 2)

CLJ 113  Special Criminal Laws

CLJ 114   Criminal Procedure

CLJ 115   Criminal Evidence

CLJ 116   Court Testimony/Practice Court

18

 

3

3

3

3

3

3

  1. Correctional Administration (CA)

CA 1  Institutional Corrections

CA 2  Non-Institutional Corrections

6

3

3

  1. Correctional Administration (CA)

CA 111  Institutional Corrections

CA 112  Non-Institutional Corrections

CA 113  Overview of Global Restorative Justice

9

3

3

3

  1. Practicum 1 & 2

On-the-Job Training and Community Immersion

6

6

  1. Practicum 111 & 112

On-the-Job Training and Community Immersion

6

 

6

Discussion:

Shown above is a vertical comparison of the curriculum for the Bachelor of Science in criminology versus the CARASUC enhanced curriculum.

On the general Education courses, the CARASUC enhanced curriculum has six (6) additional units because of the inclusion of another 3 units in the Filipino subjects as required by CMO 54, series of 2007, at the same time an additional 3 units was included under the mathematics subjects which is the Statistics, this was necessarily included to strengthen better understanding on the rules of research which is a terminal requirement for graduation.

On the major courses there was an additional 3 units due to the inclusion of a new subject under the Correctional administration on Overview of Global Restorative Justice. This is so to enhance students learning on the application of the principles of Alternative Dispute Resolution.

Other enhancement include the incorporation of the subject, Special Criminal Laws where the objectives of the inclusion is to give updates on students learning on new development of criminal laws, the students will determine whether or not such new law is relevant to requirement of time. And also they are going to relate these laws to the changing criminal environment.

On the area of criminal detection and investigation, the units was reduced since the subjects special crime investigation and fundamentals of investigation were merged to give way on a longer time in the study of the new investigation subject which is the organized crime investigation.

Under Criminalistics, the study of DNA as a means of investigation was given emphasis on the subject legal medicine to justify the study of the new rules on DNA evidence which was appended under the rules of admissibility of evidence.

On the area of Law Enforcement, the subjects Police organization, Planning and police records Management were integrated as one since the study of the Police Organization, it is an integral necessity to study planning and records management as part of the organizational development.

On the area of Sociology of Crimes, another 3 units on research was included, this is for the basic reason that a research output is impossible to be accomplished on just one semester. Another enhancement is on the subject Criminal Justice System, where Philippine Tribal Justice System is included as part of the study, this is brought about the condition that the constitution recognizes the autonomous region of Mindanao and the Cordilleras where some type of justice system are being practiced which the constitution itself recognized these tribal practices. It is therefore necessary to make it a part of the study such that criminologist in the future will not just be limited to understanding the mainstream justice system.

VGMO

Goal of the Academic unit

Vision: CAR Criminology as the Leading Source of Competent, accountable and responsible Criminologist in ASIA

Goals and Objectives (program Educational Objectives and Program Outcome)

Program Educational Objectives

  1. Foster the values of leadership, integrity, accountability and responsibility while serving their fellowmen, community and country;
  1. Prepare the students for careers in crime prevention, law enforcement, scientific crime detection and correctional administration;
  1. Encourage research and inquiry on the nature, causes of crimes, the treatment or punishment of criminal behavior and how criminal justice agencies respond to crime, criminals and victims.

Mission:

To provide CARSUC criminology students with fundamental and modern knowledge and skill in the practice of Criminology profession manifested by the exhibit of values, integrity, accountability and responsibility towards fellowmen.

Program Outcome:

Students by the time they graduate should:

a. Possess values and leadership that is inherent in the profession

b. Act in public professionally exemplifying a man of integrity, accountability and responsibility

c. Serving the public efficiently, voluntarily without reservation

d. To formulate doable plans, methods, or strategies that are geared towards reduction of crimes and disorders

e. apply the appropriate procedures in conducting arrests and dealing with criminals

f. Appropriately and effectively apply the necessary procedures in investigating crimes in adherence with the legal provisions

g. Properly utilize or use laboratory apparatus that are present in today’s technology

h. Treat offenders, prisoners or inmates in observance with humane manner and in adherence to the limits of laws

i. Introduce innovative aspects of transformation and reformation of criminals

j. Ability to effectively communicate orally and in writing using the English Language

k. Ability to apply the research methods and statistics

l. Know the contemporary issues, problems and trends in criminology that could be the subject of research

m. Apply the knowledge or technology generated from research

The revised curriculum was forwarded to the CHED for further review after which it was submitted to the KASC now KSU BOT/BOR for approval. The curriculum was given BOT resolution number: 977 series 2013