
The Major of Police Administration is committed to providing professional training, education, service, and research in the fields of criminal justice. As the department with the longest history in the sphere of Korean public safety, Police Administration strives to offer the skills of moral judgment, innovative problem solving, and effective crime prevention in the fields of policing, criminology, correction, fire/forensic science, and related public service.
It seeks to prepare students for professional careers of work and scholarship in criminal justice and related areas. In fact, the Major has produced approximately 1,400 graduates so far, particularly in areas related to national police service, the national intelligence section, the military investigative organization, private security services, criminal law and judicial organizations, and research institutions.
The Major strives for public safety by instilling in students the highest ideals of ethical commitment and professional capability to address the challenges of crime prevention.
Defensive Tactics / Police Organization Management / Police and Society / Research Method of Police Science/Criminal Law1 / Introduction to Police Science / Arrest Tactics / Introduction to Criminology/Police Personnel Administration / History of Korean Police / Crime Prevention/ Criminal Law 2 / Criminal Psychology/ Victimology/ Theory of Private Security / Police Administration Law / Corrections/ Theory of Criminal Investigation/ Law of Criminal Procedure/Special Topics in Criminology / Police Ethics / Theory of Juvenile Delinquency / National Intelligence / Theory of Comparative Police System / Special Topics in Police Administration / Police Policy and Administration /C SI and Forensic Science Seminar / Cyber-Crime Course / Violent Crimes / Statistics in Criminal Justice/Community-Based Correction Treatment / Industrial Security / Crime Prevention Strategy of the Pol ice / Police Policy and Administration / CSI and Forensic Science Seminar / Cyber-Crime Course Violent Crimes / Statistics in Criminal Justice / Industrial Security / Crime Prevention Strategy of the Police
| Name | Picture | Major | Final degree school | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun-Tae Lim | ![]() |
Police Science | Freiburg Univ. | jtlim@dongguk.edu |
| Dae-Gyung Kwack | ![]() |
Social science | Univ. of Hawaii | dkwack@dongguk.edu |
| Eun-gyeong Jo | ![]() |
Legal psychology Victimology | Univ. of Wisconsin at Madison, Psychology, Ph.D. | ekjo1@naver.com |
| Chang-han Lee | ![]() |
Police Science | Dongguk Univ. | lch28@dongguk.edu |
| Youn-On Cho | ![]() |
Ph.D. Criminology | The City University of New York, John Jay College of Criminal Justice | ycho@dongguk.edu |
| Chang-Bae Lee | ![]() |
Criminal justice Criminology | Sam Houston State Univ. | changbaelee@dongguk.edu |
| Young-Il Cho | ![]() |
Measuring Psychology Criminal psychology | Univ. of California, Davis | yicho@dongguk.edu |
| Jueun Jeon | ![]() |
Multimedia Engineering | Dongguk Univ. | jueun.jeon@dongguk.edu |
| Wonki Lee | ![]() |
Sociology and Criminology & Law | UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA | wonkilee.crim@gmail.com |
| Riccardo Ferraresso | ![]() |
Criminal justice Criminology | The City University of New York, John Jay College of Criminal Justice | rferraresso@dongguk.edu |
Department of Police Administration Studies Office , Hyehwagwan 239
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