Chinese People's Public Security University (中国人民公安大学) is a university in Beijing, China. It was founded in 1948 and is owned by the Ministry of Public Security of the People's Republic of China.
The purpose of the university is built for the training of elite police officer and is ranked as the best Chinese police academy after it merged Chinese People's Police Cadre University in 1998. Its rank is followed by Shenyang Police Academy.
CPPSU has law school, department of foreign languages, literature, criminal investigation, criminology, management, information security, traffic control and forensic science and etc. Many Chinese overseas UN peacekeeper, after working in the field service for a while, are from the CPPSU, especially the Foreign Languages Department. Its graduates found employment in the Ministry of Public Security, Provincial Police Department, Municipal Police Department and other legal institutions at all levels in China.
The CPPSU has now two locations, one at Muxidi and the other at Tuanhe.
Read more about Chinese People's Public Security University: History of CPPSU and CPPCU(IIP), Co-op Programs and Field Experience
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