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Police Education and Training in a Global Society: A Brazilian Overview

Police education and training is the main prerequisite to enable law enforcement agencies to provide a more secure environment to the community. It has a positive effect on the quality of life in our society. In this sense, police work is antagonistic because while democracy demands freedom, police are asked to restrain outlaw behaviors. The ability to maintain such complex and dynamic behaviors within certain limits is the ultimate in policing. In order to acquire the knowledge needed, police officers must develop their skills in a multicultural learning pattern where the universities and the police academies can join forces to play a protagonist role. This paper aims to show that university participation in police education is essential, not only to improve and broaden the curricula but to promote international cooperation by disseminating global training standards on basic common topics from human rights to computer‐related investigations.