The University of Batangas (UB) recorded another milestone as graduates from its Bachelor of Science in Criminology (BS Crim) program passed the October 2025 National Police Commission (NAPOLCOM) Examination, with results released on December 23, 2025.

Fourteen UB examinees successfully met the standards set by the National Police Commission, demonstrating their competence and readiness to serve in law enforcement and public safety roles. The passers include Windell C. Angulo, Rubie Angela B. Bautista, Nicko Camaya, Joven J. Carandang, Jericho Clerigo, Margielyn C. Frago, Kian Enrico Jherome Moratillo, Klyo Carl L. Oliver, Justine Ormido, Lei Cristine G. Ramirez, Jhabar A. Rebugar, Angelo Sangalang, Mark Joshua B. Seva, and Gerzon Kyle B. Talamante.

The BS Criminology program at UB equips students with comprehensive training in criminal justice, law enforcement procedures, forensic science, and ethical policing. Through structured instruction and practical exposure, the university prepares its graduates to uphold public order and community safety.

The successful results align with United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions by strengthening the pool of qualified law enforcement professionals, and SDG 4: Quality Education by ensuring access to relevant, competency-based education.

Through this achievement, the University of Batangas continues to contribute to nation-building by producing graduates committed to integrity, accountability, and public service.