DEPARTMENT
OF OPERATIONAL-INVESTIGATIVE
AND POLICE ACTIVITIES

Address: office 70, 9 Akademichna str., 65009, Odesa
Phone: (048) 719-88-19

E-mail: nuoua2025ord@onua.edu.ua

Working hours: Mon.-Fri. 8.30 - 18.00

Attendance hours: Mon 15.00 - 17.00
   Fri. 14.00 - 16.00

 

Dmytro Tsehan - Acting Head of the Department, Doctor of Law, Profesor

Acting Head of the Department
Doctor of Law, Profesor
Dmytro Tsehan

The Department of Operational-Investigative and Police Activities is part of the Faculty of Prosecution and Investigation (Criminal Justice) and provides training for full-time and part-time students across all faculties of the National University ‘Odesa Law Academy’, with a priority focus on the educational process at the Faculty of Prosecution and Investigation (Criminal Justice) of the National University ‘Odesa Law Academy’.

The department trains scientific and pedagogical personnel in both full-time and part-time postgraduate programs in the specialty 12.00.09 – Criminal Procedure and Criminalistics; Forensic Expertise; Operational-Investigative Activities.

The department offers the following courses:

  • Tactical and Special Training
  • Criminal Analysis and Strategic Forecasting in Law Enforcement Agencies
  • Police Activities
  • National Security of Ukraine
  • Organization of Preventive Police Units
  • Modern Practices of Police Activities
  • Fundamentals of Detective and Operational-Investigative Activities
  • Investigation of Criminal Activities by High-Influence Criminal Subjects (“Thieves in Law”)
  • Confidentiality Regimes and Information Protection
  • Military Law
  • Comparative Operational-Investigative Studies
  • Structural and Functional Support for Covert Operations
  • Theory and Practice of Preventive Activities of the National Police of Ukraine
  • Covert Investigation: Theory, History, and Modern Practice

The department has an archive of essential applied teaching materials from criminal cases, which are used in practical classes and for students’ independent work. Practical sessions and certain lectures are held in specialized (profiled) classrooms. Visits to law enforcement agencies and other institutions involved in crime prevention are organized. The department is equipped with a specialized classroom.