Program overview
Judicial Police Science, simply put, teaches you how to become a police officer working in courts and procuratorates. You might wonder: Are there police in courts? Yes, they are responsible for escorting suspects, maintaining courtroom order, assisting in the execution of judgments, and more. In China, this is a specialized direction under the broader field of law, offered by only a few universities nationwide, but it is highly practical. Core courses include foundational law (Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure Law, Civil Law, etc.), Judicial Police Practice (escorting, guarding, security checks, emergency response), Police Skills (combat, shooting, use of police equipment), as well as Psychology and Evidence Science. It is ideal for students who are interested in law, enjoy hands-on practice, have a sense of justice, and are physically fit. Chinese universities excel in this field by emphasizing practical training; many have mock courtrooms, police training bases, and even partnerships with courts and procuratorates to provide internship opportunities.

