The OICJS maintains a worldwide network of criminal justice and security professionals, and the office is active in various international organizations, including the .
In cooperation with the University's Henry C. Lee College, the OICJS has also established exchange programs with police departments around the world.
This program is designed to familiarize students and professionals with the Polish criminal justice system, including police, courts, and corrections. Participants also learn about the misuse of social power and the elements that led to the Holocaust.
A partnership with the Korean National Police combines classroom study with physical training to produce supervisory-level officers for the Korean National Police.
Students are assigned to rotations with different police units to learn how police work solves crime. The course is divided between classroom time and rotations with the Danish police units. Class lectures focus on deductive, inductive, and abductive reasoning and how each is used in criminal intelligence analysis.
For further information and consultations:
European Desk: (203) 479-4136
Middle East Desk: (203) 479-4137
Pacific Rim Desk: (203) 479-4138
Center for Advanced Policing: (203) 479-4277
International Student Affairs: (203) 479-4278