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RDI newsletter published

The Police University College’s research, development and innovation (RDI) newsletter 2/2020 has been published. The themes of this newsletter include the forms of corruption in Finland, the joint...

Survey: Partners give overwhelmingly positive evaluations of Polamk activities

The results of the stakeholder survey of the Police University College (Polamk), which was conducted in the autumn of 2020, are ready. More than 400 collaborative partners from Finnish and foreign...

The new website of the Police University College has been launched

The Police University College has launched its new website on Thursday 17 December at polamk.fi. The updated website of the Police Museum has also been launched at the same time at poliisimuseo.fi.

Effectiveness of police traffic surveillance and traffic safety enforcement less than ideal

Poliisin liikennevalvonnalla ja liikenneturvallisuustyöllä ei ole niin paljon vaikuttavuutta kuin teoriassa voisi olla. Näin todetaan Poliisiammattikorkeakoulun tuoreessa tutkimuksessa "Poliisin...

A survey of societal preparedness: Confronting tomorrow's challenges with yesterday's doctrines?

What are the greatest threats to Finland's security of supply? Are we better at preparing for a national epidemic or global pandemic than we were before? How have disasters that have affected the...

New website for Polamk in December

The police of Finland have published their new website on 25 November 2020 at poliisi.fi

Corruption in Finland must be monitored through an extensive risk assessment

A comprehensive approach and data collection model are needed for the monitoring of corruption. This is stated in the final report of the KORSI (Corruption monitoring indicators in Finland)...

Suspected cases of incitement to hatred triple

Last year police learned of slightly fewer suspected hate crimes than in 2018, according to an annual report on hate crimes from the Police University College. According to the report, a total of...

RDI newsletter published

The Police University College’s research, development and innovation (RDI) newsletter 2/2020 has been published.

Police Barometer: Finns continue to have strong confidence in police

Record number of applicants for police education

Intervention in domestic violence quite efficient in Europe

Image survey: Police education interesting to and valued among young people

Police University College policy on visits and events

RDI newsletter published