Elevate your career with Staffordshire university


MADE FOR PROFESSIONALS


Our courses are taught entirely online, offering a level of flexibility designed to fit around your work, commitments and lifestyle - with full support from our digital team.


Apply your learning to the workplace.


Learn from our vastly experienced and award winning team which includes senior police officers, criminologists and psychologists.


Develop skills which can be applied and transferred across various roles, expand your future career prospects.


Enhance your professional journey in policing with one of our master's programs, meticulously crafted to propel you toward new heights of success and achievement.


MSc Leadership in Policing MSc Investigation Practice


MSc Disaster Management MRes Evidence Based Practice


Find out more: www.staffs.ac.uk/institute-of-policing/postgraduate


Exclusive discount for Police Federation members. For more information, enquire online.


Career development with The Open University


The Department for Policing is proud of our relationship with the police forces across all four nations of the UK. We have a broad range of accredited modules and qualifications, along with professional development courses and police-led research and scholarship activities.


Almost 190,000 students are currently taking advantage of


The Open University’s (OU) career and personal development opportunities.


If you are looking to develop yourself or are planning to leave the police force and need additional skills, the OU can help:


• Most of our courses don’t have entry requirements.


• Our unique, flexible approach to learning means you can fit study around your job, family, friends and leisure time.


• We have 1,000’s of hours of free learning resources, including policing relevant learning, to support your professional development.


Discover Open University education for policing:


open.ac.uk/business/policing 14 | POLICE | OCTOBER | 2024


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