Special Executive Programme In Inclusive Community Policing Programme
Welcome to the Inclusive Community Policing Professional Course (iCPP), a specialized program crafted to deepen your understanding of community-oriented policing and strengthen connections between law enforcement and the communities they serve. This course explores the essential distinctions between traditional policing and inclusive community policing, equipping participants with the skills to foster trust, uphold ethical standards, and promote inclusivity in diverse communities.
Through a series of interactive modules, iCPP covers vital topics, including legal frameworks, conflict resolution, and culturally sensitive practices. Special attention is given to leveraging technology and data to support effective crime prevention and proactive community engagement.
Developed in partnership with the Law Enforcement Executive Programme and Security Industry Qualifications; iCPP offers a comprehensive approach to modern policing. By the end of this course, participants will have the tools and knowledge to make a meaningful impact on community safety and resilience, aligned with contemporary ethical and social standards.
Course Details
The Inclusive Community Policing Professional Course (iCPP) curriculum addresses key aspects of inclusive policing, emphasizing stakeholder partnerships, ethical practices, and cultural sensitivity. Learners will develop skills in conflict resolution, crime prevention, and strategic community engagement, while exploring Nigeria's legal framework and the role of supernumerary officers. Modules also highlight technology's role in modern policing, ensuring participants are prepared to meet diverse community needs with accountability and professionalism.
After the successful completion of this course, you will be able to:
Introduction to Inclusive Community Policing Professional Course (iCPP):
- Compare traditional policing with community policing to understand the key differences.
- Define the iCPP (Inclusive Community Policing Program) and explain its core objectives.
- Assess the importance of inclusivity in policing.
- Evaluate the role of supernumerary officers in fostering community trust.
Community Engagement and Partnership Building:
- Understand the value of partnerships with community stakeholders.
- Develop skills to build trust through consistent and transparent communication.
- Explore strategies for engaging marginalized groups (women, youth, elderly, minorities).
- Learn how to conduct community needs assessments and problem-solving.
Legal Framework and Ethical Policing:
- Understand the Nigerian legal framework for policing (key laws, regulations, and constitutional rights).
- Explore the principles of professional conduct, accountability, and transparency that are essential for ethical policing practices.
- Assess the importance of safeguarding human rights during law enforcement operations.
- Examine strategies for navigating issues of bias, preventing discrimination, and applying appropriate use of force in law enforcement contexts.
Conflict Resolution and De-escalation Techniques:
- Identify the underlying causes of conflict in communities and assess their impact on social dynamics.
- Identify de-escalation techniques to effectively manage high-stress situations and prevent escalation.
- Demonstrate active listening and employ effective communication skills in conflict resolution.
- Utilize crisis intervention strategies to address mental health crises and domestic disputes in a community setting.
Diversity, Inclusion, and Cultural Sensitivity:
- Understand the significance of cultural diversity in Nigerian communities.
- Identify and address racial, ethnic, and religious biases in policing.
- Promote inclusion and equality in police practices.
- Develop effective strategies to improve relationships with minority communities.
Technology and Data-Driven Policing:
- Understand the role of technology in modern policing (e.g., surveillance, body cameras, digital reporting).
- Analyse how data is used to identify crime trends and effectively allocate resources.
- Evaluate the balance between privacy concerns and the need for effective policing.
- Explore strategies for engaging the community through social media and digital platforms.
Solving Policing and Crime Prevention Strategies:
- Understand the differences between Problem-Oriented Policing (POP) and Reactive Policing.
- Identify and address the root causes of crime.
- Develop collaborative crime prevention strategies with communities.
- Understand proactive policing methods through community partnerships.
Evaluation and Accountability in Community-Oriented Policing:
- Evaluate methods for assessing police-community initiatives.
- Understand the importance of community feedback and continuous improvement.
- Analyse the role of transparency and accountability in law enforcement.
- Learn how to report and use metrics to measure success in the iCOP programme.
Accreditation
All MSBM courses are accredited by the relevant partners and awarding bodies. Please refer to
MSBM accreditation in about us for more details.
University Progression
Upon completing this programme and up to five additional programmes, along with successfully submitting relevant assignments and/or a thesis, participants may upgrade to a full Master's Degree and progress further to a Doctorate Degree through our affiliate university in Switzerland.
Entry Requirements
There are no strict entry requirements for this course. Work experience will be added advantage to understanding the content of the course.
The certificate is designed to enhance the learner's knowledge in the field. This certificate is for everyone eager to know more and get updated on current ideas in their respective field. We recommend this certificate for the following audience:
- Community Policing Officer
- Community Engagement Specialist
- Policing and Public Relations Officer
- Conflict Resolution Consultant
- Crime Prevention Strategist
- Cultural Sensitivity Trainer
- Digital Community Policing Coordinator
- Diversity and Inclusion Officer
- Police Accountability Analyst
- Community Partnership Liaison
Course Modules
This module explores the principles of Inclusive Community-Oriented Policing, emphasizing proactive strategies to foster trust and collaboration between law enforcement and diverse communities. It addresses bias-free policing, cultural competency, and equitable community engagement. Participants will learn problem-solving techniques and inclusive practices to enhance public safety while respecting community diversity and human rights.
This module focuses on developing effective strategies for engaging communities and building partnerships to enhance public safety. It covers communication, collaboration, and trust-building techniques between law enforcement and diverse communities. Participants will learn how to involve local stakeholders in problem-solving initiatives and create inclusive partnerships that foster long-term relationships.
This module provides an in-depth understanding of the legal and ethical responsibilities of law enforcement officers. It covers key legal frameworks, including constitutional rights and the use of force, while emphasizing ethical decision-making and accountability. Participants will explore how to uphold justice, transparency, and fairness in policing practices.
This module focuses on strategies for resolving conflicts and safely de-escalating tense situations in law enforcement. It covers communication techniques, emotional intelligence, and non-violent interventions to prevent the escalation of conflicts. Participants will learn how to assess situations quickly, engage with individuals calmly, and apply conflict resolution skills to maintain public safety and minimize the use of force.
This module explores the importance of diversity, inclusion, and cultural sensitivity in policing. It emphasizes understanding and respecting the cultural, social, and ethnic backgrounds of diverse communities. Participants will learn how to recognize and mitigate bias, foster inclusive environments, and apply culturally competent practices in interactions to build trust and improve relationships between law enforcement and marginalized groups.
This module examines the role of technology and data analytics in modern policing. It covers tools such as surveillance systems, predictive policing, and crime mapping to enhance decision-making and crime prevention. Participants will explore how to leverage data responsibly, while addressing ethical concerns like privacy and bias, to improve public safety and optimize resource allocation in law enforcement.
This module focuses on proactive problem-solving approaches in policing aimed at preventing crime and enhancing community safety. It covers various crime prevention strategies, including community collaboration, intelligence-led policing, and situational crime prevention. Participants will learn to identify root causes of crime, develop effective interventions, and implement sustainable solutions that engage the community in crime prevention efforts.
This module emphasizes the importance of evaluation and accountability in enhancing the effectiveness of community-oriented policing initiatives. It covers methodologies for assessing program outcomes, measuring community satisfaction, and tracking police performance. Participants will learn how to implement feedback mechanisms and accountability structures that promote transparency, foster trust within the community, and ensure that policing practices align with community needs and expectations.
• Part 1: Multiple Choice and Short Answer Questions (Modules 1–8) • Part 2: Case Studies and Critical Analysis (Based on real-life scenarios from Modules 1–8) • Part 3: Practical Assessment of Community Policing Strategies (Fieldwork or simulation-based activities)
Workshops
This is a fully online programme with periodic webinars. This would be found in the Webinar segment under
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