Fourth-year Bachelor of Science in Criminology students from the University of Batangas, Lipa City (UBLC) College of Criminal Justice Education, successfully presented their research at the Regional Student Criminological Research Forum Series 4, held on May 6, 2025, at the Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation.
The forum, themed “The Dynamic Role of Criminological Research: Adapting to Evolving Community Challenges,” brought together students, educators, and professionals from various institutions across the region. The event served as a platform for sharing innovative research ideas and examining the role of criminology in addressing contemporary issues faced by communities.
The participating UBLC students showcased their studies on topics relevant to modern criminological concerns, contributing to the broader academic dialogue on crime prevention, law enforcement, and community safety. Their presentations reflected months of rigorous work and were guided by faculty mentors from the College of Criminal Justice Education.
The research forum featured multiple sessions, allowing students from different schools to present findings, engage in discussions, and receive feedback from peers and experts in the field. It also aimed to encourage critical thinking and evidence-based approaches to challenges in the criminal justice system.
Faculty members from UBLC expressed pride in their students’ accomplishments, noting that their participation not only highlighted academic excellence but also reinforced the university’s commitment to research and community-oriented learning. The forum underscored the importance of empowering future criminologists to become active contributors to the evolving landscape of public safety and justice.