In addition to his remarkable professional accomplishments in the technology manufacturing sector, Chairman Kuo-I Yeh has long demonstrated deep concern for police education and the campus learning environment...

In response to AI technology trends, CPU launched the "Executive Master’s Program in Cybercrime Investigation" this academic year. Target applicants include frontline personnel in law enforcement, national security, prosecution/investigation, and anti-corruption agencies, who are recommended or dispatched by their respective institutions...

The 2026 Summer CSI Forensic Science Camp, jointly organized by Central Police University (CPU) and the Taiwan Academy o...

Even as the celebrations of graduation season faded and the seniors of Central Police University departed campus, a spra...

The President encouraged all the graduates to demonstrate team spirit, work together to complete various tasks, and serve as the frontline force in upholding ...

The Taipei Office of the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) U.S. Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) donated two sets...

According to MOI, CPU has implemented a project since 2024 to enhance its teaching capacity in response to modern types of crime. The university...

Central Police University (CPU), in collaboration with the Taiwan Society of Forensic Science (TAFS), successfully concl...

To promote international academic exchanges and broaden students' global perspectives, Central Police University (CPU) ...

In a noteworthy effort to enhance Taiwan's disaster response protocols, the Central Police University (CPU) organized t...

Deputy Minister of the Interior Wu Tang-an presided over the opening ceremony of the 44th Central Police University (CPU...

On October 2, 2025, the Ministry of the Interior (MOI) held a regular meeting that featured a presentation by the Centra...