पि.जि.डि.पि.एस. प्रोगाम
Post Graduate Diploma in Police Science(PGDPS) Program in Police Inspector Basic Training
General Background
Performance of an organization largely depends on the quality of its members and the efficiency of the members in turn depends on the type of training which has been imparted to them. The changing social and economic environment including legal, technological and scientific advances have necessitated reciprocal changes in the training of police officers all over the world, and Nepal is not an exception. This effort is, thus, an attempt to incorporate such changes in Police Inspector Basic Training (PIBT), which is the highest rank foundation training for future police leaders and managers of the country. This course renders philosophical, managerial and operational knowledge, skills and attitude, including its application in various challenging situations of law enforcement; cultivating professional skills and techniques; building appropriate work ethics necessary for doing the police work; and shaping attitudes, value orientations and behavior pattern.
This Police Inspector Basic Training Curriculum is a composition of an academic credit course “Post Graduate Diploma in Police Sciences” in affiliation to the Tribhuwan University and a non-credit course on fundamental principles, procedures and techniques of law enforcement, including: emergency response and disaster rescue operation, police operations and tactics, firearms, crowd management, patrol procedures, investigative procedures, report writing, leadership, and ethics. The course also includes a challenging physical conditioning requirement that will prepare trainee officers for police service.
Mission And-Objectives of PGDPS
The mission of FOM’s Post —Graduate Diploma in Police Sciences (PGDPS) is to develop socially responsible, creative and result oriented police professionals to fill up the middle level positions in Police Organization of Nepal.
The course aims to provide a professional qualification indicating the achievement of intellectual and practical skills and comprehensive knowledge and undertaking of general and specialized areas of police service and related areas that support the functioning of police operation.
Objectives:-
- To impart the foundational knowledge and relevant practices relating to police sciences and other interrelated areas including the research ability
- To develop precision of thought, analytical clarity and holistic approach to the problem.
- To produce capable human resource in commanding different police operations, preventing and investigating crimes, and maintaining law and order in the society vis-à-vis run day-to-day police administration.
Rationale
In the fast-changing socio-economic political framework in which Nepal Police have to operate, training must bridge the gulf between role expectation and execution. A Police officer is expected to be a versatile personality in accordance with the role and responsibilities prescribed by the law. The newly recruited Police Inspectors are expected to lead and manage the Police personnel at different level and at variety of circumstances after completion of the basic training. As a newly appointed member of the organization, it is essential to acquire specific knowledge, skills, abilities, competencies and attitude required to be a police officer. The training rationale for the newly recruited Police Inspectors, thus, has been identified to enhance their capacities, competencies, attitude and performance to fulfill the role of senior police officer.
Framework of the Program:
| Level: | Post Graduate Diploma in Police Science (PGDPS) |
| Faculty: | Management |
| System: | Semester |
| Number of Semester: | 2 (Two) |
| Total Duration: | 10 Months |
| Number of Subject: | 10 |
| Full Marks: | 500 |
| Credit Hours: |
30 |
Credit Course (PGDPS)
Semester- I
S. No. Course Code Course Title
1. PSC 401 Foundations of Public Affairs Management
2. PSC 402 Basic Police Administration
3. PSC 403 Police Operations Management
4. PSC 404 Security Management
5. PSC 405 Constitutional and Legal System in Nepal
Semester - II
S. No. Course Code Course Title
1. PSC 406 Social Research
2. PSC 407 Development Management
3. PSC 408 Crime Management
4. PSC 409 Crime Investigation Management
5. PSC 410 Forensic Science and Medicine
Non Credit Courses
S. No. Course Title
1. Physical Training
2. Parade
3 Musketry and Firing
4. Sports (ED Running Cup), Wisdom Events and Unarmed Combat (Judo and Karate)
5. Adventure and Confidence Building (Bungee, Horse-riding, Swimming, Rock Climbing and Water Rescue
6. Emergency Medical Response and Disaster Rescue Operation
7. Crowd Management
8. Information Technology
9. Police Administrative and Criminal Procedure
10. Desh Darshan
11. Field Attachment
12. Scenario Based Exercise (SBeX)
13. Police Operation and Tactics
14. Discipline and Conduct