Representatives of various departments and faculties of Dnipro State University of Internal Affairs continue to introduce high school graduates to the University’s educational programmes, admission requirements and future career opportunities.
The Department of Civil Law Disciplines of the Educational and Research Institute of Law and Innovative Education organised an online meeting for Year 11 students of Tsentralnyi Lyceum in Kropyvnytskyi. The Head of the Department, Volodymyr Kyian, together with Associate Professors Liliia Foksha and Roman Karpenko, spoke about the available degree programmes, preparatory courses, the University’s facilities and equipment, and career prospects for graduates.
The Department of Criminal Law Disciplines of the Institute also joined the career guidance initiative. Students of Dnipro Lyceum No. 123 learned about professional development opportunities in law, law enforcement, psychology and computer science. Particular attention was paid to the roles and responsibilities of lawyers, investigators, prosecutors, defence attorneys and other legal professionals.
Representatives of the Faculty for Training Specialists for Pre-Trial Investigation Bodies of the National Police of Ukraine, together with cadets, held an online meeting with graduates of Loboikivka Lyceum. They presented the educational programme specialising in pre-trial investigation, outlined the training of future investigators and inquiry officers, and provided information about accommodation facilities and the organisation of the educational process.
Senior Lecturers of the Department of Firearms Training, Anatolii Natochii and Maksym Kaliman, visited Kyslianka Lyceum. Students were introduced to the activities of the Faculty for Training Specialists for National Police Criminal Police Units, its training programmes, extracurricular classes and student clubs. Special attention was given to the new specialisation in Criminal Analysis, as well as opportunities for academic, sporting and creative development available to cadets and students.
Lecturers of the Department of Language Training held an online meeting with senior students of Samаr Lyceum No. 6. In addition to presenting the University and organising an interactive quiz on the Kahoot platform, the lecturers included an educational component in the programme. As part of the nationwide annual campaign “16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence”, students received information on preventing domestic violence, appropriate responses to crisis situations and emergency support contacts.
A career guidance event at Sofiivka Lyceum was held with the participation of DSUIA representative Dariia Moisieieva. Students learned about the University’s training programmes, admission requirements, career opportunities in law enforcement and prospects for professional development after graduation.
All meetings took place in an open-dialogue format, giving high school students the opportunity to ask questions about the admission process, academic studies, cadet and student life, and receive answers directly from University representatives and cadets.
DSUIA’s career guidance activities help high school students gain a better understanding of different professions, explore opportunities for personal and professional development, and make informed decisions about their future education and careers.
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