25.4.2019 | Cybercrime and advances in information technology challenge the law and judicial systems

23.4.2015 | Police University College to continue working on behalf of public safety in Kosovo

24.10.2017 | The number of hate crimes reported to the Police leveled out

4.3.2014 | New telephone numbers for the Police University College from 13 March

11.6.2021 | The new publication by the Police University College examines innovativeness in the police. The topic is considered from the perspectives of the past, present and future.

7.9.2018 | Historical work on 100 years of police training now published

17.12.2020 | The effectiveness of police traffic surveillance and traffic safety enforcement are not as extensive as they could be in theory. This is the finding in a recent study completed at the Police University College "Poliisin liikennevalvonnan ja liikenneturvallisuustyön vaikuttavuus: Kompleksisuuden analyysi ja kuvaus" ("Effectiveness of Traffic Policing: An Analysis and Account of Its Complexity”).

20.8.2018 | 100 years of police training: public events and a new history of the police force

9.5.2014 | Image survey: The Police University College is Finland's most respected university of applied sciences

10.9.2015 | The Police University College receives over €760,000 of EU funding for development projects

28.4.2023 | There are more than 200 police dogs in Finland. Training a dog is a long-term process that requires a committed handler. For the police, dogs offer assistance that neither a human nor technology can replace.

15.5.2024 | The Police Museum was established in May 2004 in conjunction with the then National Police School in Tampere. The museum celebrates its 20th anniversary in many different ways. This includes memories posted on social media and various events.

2.6.2021 | A recent survey examined how diverse student recruitment is carried out in the police, what the challenges are and how it could be promoted.

28.8.2015 | Police University College launches new strategic leadership training program

18.2.2022 | According to a report by the Police University College of Finland, the fight against corruption and money laundering is still quite decentralised, although the two phenomena are clearly interlinked and form a "vicious circle". Furthermore, anti-corruption measures also differed between the Nordic countries and between authorities and companies.

11.3.2015 | New Police University College website

18.2.2016 | Report from Police University College provides an overview of immigration and security

26.2.2025 | Police Chief Jari Liukku appointed Simo Kauppinen to the position of Superintendent, serving as the Head of the Licensing and Aliens Unit. Kauppinen began his duties on February 1.

28.11.2014 | Police University College joins Instagram

31.5.2016 | Image survey: Police University College again most valued university of applied sciences

30.4.2020 | Intervention in domestic violence quite efficient in Europe

17.12.2020 | The police of Finland have published their new website on 25 November 2020 at poliisi.fi

13.10.2022 | According to the annual report by the Police University College, the number of suspected hate crimes reported to the police in 2021 was one fifth higher than in the previous year.

7.5.2021 | The Police University College’s research, development and innovation (RDI) newsletter 1/2021 has been published.

22.11.2019 | RDI newsletter brings you the latest news on police research

21.4.2020 | Image survey: Police education interesting to and valued among young people

10.5.2023 | The Police University College has completed two studies on the current status of organized crime and its prevention, combating and future development.

29.8.2022 | The topic of the Police University College’s new research report is the darkest side of the Dark Web: online pedophile communities. Understanding the operating models of online communities is one way to prevent sexual violence against children.

12.4.2022 | The police have the ability to communicate in operative contexts, but in public debate, the police have not quite found a place yet. Challenging situations include ones in which police operations are the subject of critical public debate.

10.11.2016 | Police University College to host the first ever joint course of Nordic police academies

9.3.2020 | RDI newsletter published

10.6.2022 | Efficient supervision of labour migration requires close cooperation between the authorities. For the authorities to collaborate systematically and to jointly choose the targets of supervision, clear leadership and powers are required.

22.8.2019 | Police University College’s courses available for the first time for students from other higher education institutions in Tampere

6.11.2017 | Quality system of Police University College (POLAMK) under international evaluation

11.11.2022 | Police University College participates in the international Fake nEws Risk MItigator (FERMI) project that will develop an AI-based solution to detect disinformation and fake news, including in social media.

19.6.2019 | Record amount of applicants for police education

18.4.2018 | Police University College earns quality label in international audit - strong quality culture supports continuous development

4.10.2024 | The post will be filled for a maximum period of five years from 1.11.2024 to 31.10.2029.

6.4.2022 | Physical violence is easy to recognise, because of the visible marks it leaves on the body. However, police officers and other frontline workers often struggle to correctly identify other forms of abuse.

27.6.2024 | The national Police Day will be celebrated on Saturday 10 August 2024. That day, you can get acquainted with police equipment and activities, such as motorcycles, police dogs and mounted police with their horses, at the Police Museum and in its yard.