The University of Batangas Lipa City (UBLC) proudly recognized the achievement of Mr. Aljay Justin V. Tosino, RCrim, an alumnus of the College of Criminal Justice Education, who was named a Regional Topnotcher for his outstanding performance in the August 2025 Board Licensure Examination for Criminologists. The distinction was formally awarded on November 19, 2025 by the Professional Criminologists Association of the Philippines (PCAP), Inc., serving as the Accredited and Integrated Professional Organization of Criminologists (AIPOC) in the country through its Region IV Chapter.
PCAP-AIPOC, recognized by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) as the official professional organization for criminologists in the Philippines, plays a crucial role in supporting licensed criminologists nationwide. Through its regional chapters, including Region IV, the organization promotes professional development by offering training programs with Continuing Professional Development (CPD) units, fostering competency, ethical practice, and sustained career growth within the field.
Mr. Tosino earned the Regional Topnotcher Award after demonstrating exceptional mastery of criminology core competencies in the licensure examination. His exemplary performance reflects the discipline, commitment, and analytical skills he developed as a student under the UBLC BS Criminology program, known for its rigorous academic training and outcomes-based learning approach.
The recognition underscores PCAP-AIPOC’s mission to highlight individuals who exemplify excellence and uphold the standards of the criminology profession. According to the Region IV Chapter, Mr. Tosino’s achievement serves as an inspiration for criminology students and practitioners, reinforcing the value of sustained academic preparation and professional integrity.
Mr. Tosino attributed his success to consistent study, strong foundational training, and the mentorship provided by UBLC’s criminology faculty. His accomplishment reaffirms UBLC’s dedication to producing competent, service-driven, and industry-ready graduates who contribute meaningfully to the region’s pool of criminal justice professionals.
Through this recognition, the University of Batangas Lipa City celebrates another milestone in the achievements of its criminology alumni, strengthening its reputation as a leading institution in criminal justice education in the region.
This milestone further exemplifies UBLC’s steadfast commitment to UN Sustainable Development Goal 4 (Quality Education), showcasing the university’s unwavering dedication to delivering inclusive, equitable, and transformative educational opportunities that cultivate intellectual excellence, professional competence, and lifelong learning. By continuously nurturing academic rigor, ethical practice, and holistic development, UBLC demonstrates how its initiatives and achievements align with global efforts to ensure high-quality education that empowers learners to excel, innovate, and contribute meaningfully to society.