The University of Baguio’s School of Criminal Justice and Public Safety reaffirms its commitment to providing a dynamic learning environment for aspiring criminologists and forensic science professionals. To further this commitment, the school recently hosted a DILG Tri-Bureau Recruitment Process and Career Pathway Orientation Seminar for graduating students.
Held on Thursday, November 21, 2024, at the FGB Hall, the seminar, themed “Bridging Academia and Industry: Career Pathing Workshop for Criminology and Forensic Science Graduates,” provided invaluable insights into career opportunities within the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) Tri-Bureau.
The event featured expert speakers from the DILG’s Tri-Bureau, each providing valuable insights into their respective agencies. The Regional Recruitment and Selection Unit-Cordillera, led by PCOL Godfrey C. Buslotan, explained the application process for aspiring DILG officers. Representatives from the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology – Cordillera Administrative Region, led by CINSP John Wayland M. Lapon, provided a comprehensive overview of careers within the BJMP. Finally, SFO2 Leo A. Mendoza from the Bureau of Fire Protection – Cordillera Administrative Region shared his expertise on career paths within the fire service.
The seminar aimed to equip students with the essential knowledge and skills needed for a successful career in the DILG. Participants gained a clear understanding of the application processes and procedures, ensuring they were well-prepared to navigate the recruitment process. Speakers outlined the essential qualifications and competencies required for various roles within the Tri-Bureau, emphasizing the skills and attributes needed to excel. Furthermore, the seminar highlighted opportunities for career advancement, providing attendees with a roadmap for professional growth and development within their chosen agencies.
This initiative underscores the University of Baguio’s dedication to providing quality education and actively supporting its graduates’ successful transition into the professional world. By bridging the gap between academia and industry, the School of Criminal Justice and Public Safety ensures its students are well-prepared to make meaningful contributions to the criminology and forensic science field. This initiative aligns with SDG 4: Quality Education, SDG 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions, and SDG 17: Partnership for the Goal.
