Master of Public Safety

Program

Hybrid National Criminal Justice Command College

The National Criminal Justice Command College is a distinguished program for mid-to-upper-level law enforcement leaders from across the country. The extended offering allows for participation both online and in person.

Program

Master of Public Safety

Earn your online Master of Public Safety degree, designed for working public safety professionals who want to improve their leadership skills.

Event | December 3, 2025

Speaker Series: Homelessness and Public Safety panel

Examining the intersection of homelessness and public safety, this panel discusses compassionate, effective approaches to support vulnerable populations.

Event | November 5, 2025

Speaker Series: Emerging Models in Policing and Public Safety panel

Highlighting innovative policing models, this session examines approaches like data-driven policing and alternative response strategies.

Event | October 8, 2025

Speaker Series: Ethics and Future of Public Safety Leadership panel

This session explores the ethical challenges facing public safety leaders.

Event | September 23, 2025

Speaker Series: Police Technology: Effectiveness and Public Impact panel

This panel assesses the real-world impact of technologies like body cameras, drones, and AI on public safety.

Event | August 19, 2025

Speaker Series: Mental Health and Crisis Intervention in Public Safety panel

This session addresses mental health responses within public safety, focusing on crisis intervention, partnerships with mental health professionals, and de-escalation techniques.

Event | July 23, 2025

Speaker Series: Generative AI and Public Safety panel

This panel will explore how generative AI is shaping crime control, emergency response, and community engagement.

External Link | June 4, 2025

This Hoo Went From Grounds to the Pentagon and Back

Ret. U.S. Marine Corps Gen. Robert Neller, a UVA alumnus, now serves his alma mater as a professor of practice in the School of Continuing and Professional Studies after 44 years of military service.

UVA Today

Person

Astrid Robinson

Lieutenant (Ret), Prince William County Police Department

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