Hochschule der Sächsischen Polizei (FH): List of all Bachelor programs (2026/27)

The University of Applied Sciences of the Saxon Police (FH) in Rothenburg/Oberlausitz is the central police training and research institution of the Free State of Saxony. It was established by law in 1994 and has been operating in its current form since its renaming in 2006. With around 600 students (as of the 2020/21 winter semester) – around two-thirds of whom are career changers and around 35% are senior civil servants – prepare for higher police service in a three-year bachelor's degree programme (B.A.) in police service, including a specialisation in cyber and internet crime prevention (CuIKD). Training takes place primarily at the Rothenburg campus and at the Bautzen site, where additional further education and training courses are offered.

The University of Applied Sciences of the Saxon Police (FH) in Rothenburg/Oberlausitz is the central police training and research institution of the Free State of Saxony. It was established by law in 1994 and has been operating in its current form since its renaming in 2006. With around 600 students (as of the 2020/21 winter semester) – around two-thirds of whom are career changers and around 35% are senior civil servants – prepare for higher police service in a three-year bachelor's degree programme (B.A.) in police service, including a specialisation in cyber and internet crime prevention (CuIKD). Training takes place primarily at the Rothenburg campus and at the Bautzen site, where additional further education and training courses are offered. The modern study concept combines academic teaching with practical police work through modules in police science, law, operational training, internet security and language skills such as English and, optionally, Polish, Czech or Russian. The university is also internationally involved in the Erasmus+ programme with partner universities in numerous European countries and conducts research in police security studies (SIPS).