Representatives of Dnipro State University of Internal Affairs held online meetings with graduates of lyceums of Dnipropetrovsk region, during which they spoke about the educational opportunities of the institution, the peculiarities of the admission campaign and the prospects of professional realization.
Lecturer of the Center for Special Professional Training “Academy of Police” of DSUIA Eduard Kopylov talked with the 11th grade students of the Shandrivka Lyceum of the Pereshchepyne City Council. He familiarized the schoolchildren with the main specialties, conditions of admission and peculiarities of the educational process, in particular, enhanced practical training and the security component. It was also about opportunities for sports, scientific and creative development of applicants.
The faculty of training specialists for units of criminal police of the National Police of Ukraine joined the career guidance work. The deputy dean for educational and scientific-research activity Maksym Bohuslavskyi held an online meeting with the graduates of the Kryvyi Rih Lyceum No. 81.
The schoolchildren learned about the activity of the faculty, the conditions of admission to DSUIA and the specializations in which the training of applicants of higher education is carried out. Separately, they dwelt on the specialization “Criminal Analysis”: the students were presented with the training auditorium “Criminal-Analytical Space”, where cadets master the practical skills necessary for further work in criminal police units.
The inspector of the department of personnel support of the Kryvyi Rih District Police Department of the Main Directorate of the National Police in Dnipropetrovsk region, senior police lieutenant Yana Anastasova, joined the meeting. She informed those present about the procedure for forming a personal file for admission to the university.
Such meetings help graduates to obtain current information about admission, familiarize themselves with the specifics of the police profession and consciously determine their future educational and professional trajectory.
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