Lesson 5

Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa
College of Criminal Justice

Office of the Practicum
University Road, Brgy.Poblacion,Muntinlupa City
Lesson Number 5
CMO Numbers 5
Cesar C. Calmada. MA Crim

Internship Director, CCJ-OJT
TOPP 2003
Dear God ,
Thank you for waking up us today that we are
able to see the light of yours, Help us , our
family, friends, and fellow Criminology Interns,
to prepare for this day, please enlighten our mind
with truth , inflame our heart with love, Inspired
our will with courage, Enrich our life with
service, Pardon what we have been, sanctify
what we are; and order what we shall be.
Amen
NEWLY DESIGNATED
PCOS
4-Charlie Contingent
Pract Major Agnes T.
Lodado
Head PCO, Delta
Contingent
Pract Major Michael O.
Lim
Asst Head, PCO
Pract Capt Camille C. “Loyalty is in the

Tamayo
Executive Officer Heart”
M AT I ON
CA L L F OR
RO L L
CHED MEMORANDUM ORDER NUMBER 5
Series of 2018 dated April 24, 2018
Policies, Standards and Guidelines for the Bachelor

of Science in Criminology (BS Criminology)
Program.
(The Relative Provisions)

Program Description
Degree Name
The degree program described
herein shall be called Bachelor of
Science in Criminology (BS
Criminology)
Nature of the Field of Study
The field of Criminology is the study of

crime and the various agencies of
justice as they operate and react to
crime, criminals, and victims.
Nature of the Field of Study
It is therefore the vision of the Criminology
programs to provide the community with
professionally competent and morally upright
graduates who can deliver efficient and
effective services in crime prevention, crime
detection, and investigation, law enforcement,
public safety, custody and rehabilitation of
offenders, criminological research, among
officers.
Higher Education Institutions (HEls) offering
the Criminology program are envisioned as
significant educational institutions actively
and continually involved in producing
graduates who have the knowledge, skills,
attitude and values in addressing the problem
of criminality in the country and the
character and competence to meet the
challenges of globalization in the field of
criminology.
PROGRAM GOALS
■ Encourage research and inquiry on
the nature, causes, treatment or
punishment of criminal behavior and
how criminal justice agencies
function and respond to crime,
criminals and victims.
■Foster the values of leadership,
integrity, accountability and
responsibility while serving their
fellowmen, community and
country;
Section 10
Practicum/On-the-Job Training and

Community Immersion Requirement
A two-semester Practicum/Community
Immersion is required in the Bachelor of
Science in Criminology program.
It will be undertaken by the students in the 1st

and 2nd Semester of the 4th curriculum year
level and they will be assigned to different
areas of the community.
The unique feature of the program is the
student's contribution to "police visibility".
“Police visibility has been defined in
various ways in different studies, such
as the mere presence of the police on
the streets, police officer doing house‐
calls, collecting data, police
crackdowns, street activity in the form
of moving citations “
Students undergoing Practicum shall
submit a research report which shall
be case Study or a Case Analysis. The
report will integrate the theories into
the practicum experiences in the
place where the students have been
assigned.
It should reflect the student's
involvement in the enforcement of
the law. The research report shall be
submitted after the semester, to the
faculty committee. approved by the
Head of the Criminology department,
as a requirement of the course.
There shall be a link-up of the school with
accredited police or security training centers,
Department of Interior and Local Government
(DILG), National Bureau of Investigation (NBI),
National Police Commission (NAPOLCOM), Philippine
National Police (PNP), Crime Laboratory,
Corrections and Rehabilitation Training Center, Fire
Stations, Probation and Parole Administration and
Bureau of Immigration. Community Immersion shall
maintain an accurate record of activities of
students undergoing the said program.
The provisions stipulated under CMO No. 37 s.
2010 entitled "Guidelines in the Conduct of
Practicum (On-the Job Training and
Community Immersion) Requirement for BS
Criminology Students", shall be considered in
the conduct of practicum, provided that the
provisions thereof are consistent with this
policies, standards and guidelines.
Sample Curriculum Map
a. Conduct criminological research on
crimes, crime causation, victims, and
offenders to include deviant behavior;
b. Internalize the concepts of human

rights and victim welfare
c. Demonstrate competence and broad
understanding in law enforcement
administration, public safety and criminal
justice;
d. Utilize criminalistics or forensic science in

the investigation and detection of crime;
e. Apply the principles and jurisprudence
of criminal law, evidence and criminal
procedure;
f. Ensure offenders' welfare and

development for their re-integration to
the community.
B re a k
C o f f ee
Onl i ne e
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Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa

College of Criminal Justice

Cesar C. Calmada. MA Crim

Pract Capt Camille C. “Loyalty is in the

Policies, Standards and Guidelines for the Bachelor

(The Relative Provisions)

The field of Criminology is the study of

Practicum/On-the-Job Training and

It will be undertaken by the students in the 1st

b. Internalize the concepts of human

d. Utilize criminalistics or forensic science in

f. Ensure offenders' welfare and

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