At the Institute of Policing, we recognise the importance of strong partnerships in achieving our mission to advance policing practice and education. Our partnerships span across local and global domains, and we are proud of the collaborations we have nurtured.
Locally, we have established close ties with key policing bodies such as Staffordshire Police, Warwickshire Police, and West Mercia Police. These partnerships are instrumental in shaping our programs and ensuring they are aligned with the evolving needs of the policing profession in our region.
On a global scale, we have forged meaningful collaborations with esteemed institutions. Our Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Rutgers University’s Miller Centre on Policing and Community Resilience signifies our commitment to networking and using international expertise to enhance policing practices.
We also work closely with the Enforcement, Law, Management University (ELMU) in Malaysia, where our colleagues within the Institute of Policing have co-designed a range of innovative programs tailored to the needs of this new institution. This collaborative effort underscores our dedication to fostering knowledge exchange and driving positive change in policing across borders.
Through these partnerships, we can access a wealth of knowledge and expertise, ensuring that our programs remain at the forefront of policing education and practice. We are committed to furthering these collaborations and exploring new opportunities for growth and impact.