This provides students with an insight into the knowledge and skills required to effectively manage security functions within an organisation or a sector. The topics provide an understanding on a wide range of public, corporate and commercial security functions in potentially challenging and hostile environments. This course also highlights best practices in the security industry, equipping students with procedures and knowledge on security related management in different sectors. Other topics include people management, conflict resolution and development strategies. The focus is on working in partnership with different stakeholders in the formulation of effective protocols and practices.

This subject aims to provide students with in-depth knowledge and skills to be able to advise on the range, selection, application and limitations of physical security means and measures for residential, commercial and high-risk installations and developments.

The subject aims to provide students with the necessary knowledge and skills to implement security preventive measures in accordance with appropriate rules governing transport by land, sea & air.

This subject aims to introduce principles of cybersecurity and their applications, and covers what is required to protect and defend the digital system and applications in the cyber space. The subject will cover common types of cyber risks, threats and attacks as well as the applicable controls.

This subject covers the plans and procedures for responding to cybersecurity incidents and events such as unauthorised access, malicious attacks and denial of services.  It establishes the proper process of assessing the impact of such incidents and effective management of activities such as collecting, analysing and reporting such incidents.

This subject introduces the methodology and techniques required to discover digital evidences in order to determine the cause and effect of a cybercrime. Students will review case facts to determine the co-relation of events and timelines to a crime. The subject will also cover steps from extracting evidences and reconstructing a security incident to producing and presenting findings to support investigations for litigation purposes.

This subject provides an introduction to how psychological science can be applied to law enforcement work. Students will be exposed to relevant areas within psychology that can better equip them in their law enforcement work, such as theories of criminal behaviour and profiling that allow students to have a better understanding of why criminal activities occur, basic helping and management skills that allow students to provide psychological first aid for victim and to manage different people from the community, and basic behavioural insights concepts that students can apply to be more effective in their work.

This subject aims to introduce students to the fundamental concepts of mediation and counselling so as to help students understand the role of mediators and counsellors and the ethical issues related to mediation and counselling. It also aims to equip students with basic practical skills in mediation and counselling so that they will be able to handle simple mediation and counselling cases.

This subject aims to increase students' awareness and critical understanding of the key concepts and theoretical approaches in the area of crime, justice and punishment. This course highlights the justification for punishment and the consequences of criminalisation and punishment on the individual, community, and state.  By understanding the socio-economic and political implications of crime and punishment, students will be able to better appraise the policies and practices in those areas.

This subject covers the various digital tools used to improve efficiency, productivity for both individual and team performance in office. It also emphasises the various ways to overcome the potential risk of digital distractions and cyber-security.

This subject provides an overview of how digitalisation and business technology impact the future of work and businesses.  It also encompasses the utilisation of digital information and applications to facilitate decision-making and problem-solving through data analysis and visualisation.

The subject provides an overview of descriptive and inferential statistics with applications on law enforcement administration, operations and management. It includes tools in describing and presenting data, basic concepts of probability & distribution, parameter estimation, hypothesis testing and regression analysis. The subject also introduces the use of computer software to perform statistical computations.