1. Police College in Banja Luka
Mile Šikman, PhD
Head of Department

2. Introduction
Police College is a part of Ministry of Interior Republic of Srpska
The Police College Day is 21st November
BiH Constitution - Annex IV of the Dayton Peace Agreement: entities, responsibility of the institutions of BiH and entities.
The three constituent peoples: Serbs, Croats and Bosniaks
Religions: Islam in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Orthodox Church in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Catholic Church in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Official languages: the languages of the people
Official script: Latin and Cyrillic

3. HISTORICAL OVERVIEW OF THE POLICE COLLEGE
Higher School of Internal Affairs was established on 1st July 1995,
since there was an expressed need for educated and professionally qualified MoI employees
The semester cycle in this school was consisted of five semesters, i.e. it lasted two and a half years;
Police College was established on 23rd July 2002,
In order to accomplish further professional development and improvement of professional capabilities of Internal Affairs workers, Higher School of Internal Affairs was transformed into Police College on 23rd July 2002, pursuant to the RS Government Resolution
Having completed the fist cycle of studies – bachelor, and having earned at least 180 ECTS credit points it is received university degree and the title “LLB of internal affairs”
Having completed the fist cycle of studies – specialist, and having earned at least 240 ECTS credit points, it is received university degree and the title “LLB of internal affairs - specialist”, for the chosen course

4. Department for Police Education
Founded in 1992
Police College was established in 1995
Police Academy was established in 1999
Specialized training was established in 2011

5. POLICE EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION COMPETENCES
to organize, conduct and supervise education, vocational training and professional development of personnel to work with the Ministry and other police agencies;
to prepare curricula for education and professional development programs;
to keep records and documentation on educational activities;
to issue documents on the level of qualification upon graduation and professional training;
to realize the necessary cooperation with institutions of higher education and other institutions in the field of scientific and business cooperation;
to use the services provided by the University of Banja Luka, in accordance with the agreement on associated membership;
to conduct scientific and research activities, as well as publishing;
to conduct other activities related to education, vocational training and professional development of personnel to work at the Ministry or other police agencies;
to conduct trainings for the members of physical and technical security.

6. Police College University education Scientific and Research work
Basic studies – the first cycle studies – eight semesters (bachelor degree)
Scientific and Research work
Organizing symposia, professional meetings, seminars and other
Publishing activities concerning scientific, research and teaching work
There are 419 students attending the Police College in the school year 2014/2015

7. POLICE COLLEGE INTERNAL ORGANIZATION
Scholarly-research unit is made of the following DEPRTMENTS:
GENERAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
LAW EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
DEPARTMENT FOR SECURITY-POLICE RELATED EDUCATION
CRIMINAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT

8. SCHOLARLY-RESEARCH UNIT
Organizes scholarly-research activities from the scope of work of the Police College and Ministry.
Organizes and implements research projects, scholarly gatherings, consultations, round tables, etc.
Deals with publishing activity from domain of scholarly-research work in the College, and with issuing textbooks and other publications for Colleges, Police academies, RS MoI and other institutions .
Cooperates with educational scholarly-research units from the neighboring countries, participates in their projects, as well as in those of international character.
Follows security related publishing activities, and organizes Police College’s participation in book fairs and similar manifestations.

9. Police College
After completion of basic academic studies the student acquires a university degree and a professional title of LL.B in Internal Affairs in the selected course, reaching the minimum of 240 ECTS points.
In 2008 Police Education Administration signed a cooperation agreement with the University of Banja Luka, and on July 11th, 2011 this was followed by signing an Agreement on mutual rights and obligations
Regarding above mentioned, Police Education Administration was given the status of an associated member of the University of Banja Luka

10. Emploeeys of the Police College acquire titles such as associates, teachers or college profesors,
In addition, there is, also, several police officers working at the Police College;
It is practice at the Police College to have police officers from the field included in the teaching process.

11. Police College graduates are employed with the following bodies and institutions:
RS Ministry of Interior,
FBiH Ministry of Interior,
BiH State Investigation and Protection Agency,
BiH Border Police,
Indirect Taxation Authority,
Armed Forces of BiH,
Intelligence-Security Agency of BiH,
Communal Police,
RS Inspectorate,
Detention and rehabilitation centers,
Private security agencies and
Private detective agencies.

12. PUBLISHING Since 2002, Police College has published:
26 books, monographs and reports on realization of scientific projects,
6 conference proceedings and
3 practice books and manuals.
Since 2005, Police College has published
magazine Security, Police, Citizens.

13. PERSPECTIVES AND CHALLENGES OF POLICE COLLEGE
Transformation process on the Faculty of Security Sceince University of Banja Luka
The Government's Decision in November 2015
The Elaborat from the University of Banja Luka in March 2016
the next step is the formation of the Faculty in the next year (2017)

14. PERSPECTIVES AND CHALLENGES OF POLICE COLLEGE
Police College tends to provide development of the police education and training system as a modern, sustainable system where new personnel for the needs of the RS MoI is trained and educated.
This system is based on good practice and is in compliance with the generally accepted international standards in this area, and in accordance with the demands of the rule of law and human rights and freedoms.
In the following period, the Police College intends to establish the II cycle of studies – master studies.
Establishing the II cycle of studies will meet the requirements of the developing society and achievements of the security work and provide a modern, highly professional approach to the strategy of activities regarding suppression, prevention and detection of crime and other deviant behaviors.

15. PERSPECTIVES AND CHALLENGES OF POLICE COLLEGE
One of the objectives of the Police College is establishing and improving cooperation with other similar high education institutions.
Signing these agreements on cooperation with other institutions from the region results in significant improvements of education system in general, and enables exchange of knowledge and experiences and organization of numerous scientific conferences.

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