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RASHTRIYA RAKSHA
UNIVERSITY
An Institution of National Importance Pioneering
National Security and Police University of India
SCHOOL OF
CRIMINOLOGY AND
BEHAVIOURAL
SCIENCES
Criminal Behaviour & Mental Hygiene Studies
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RASHTRIYA RAKSHA

UNIVERSITY

An Institution of National Importance Pioneering

National Security and Police University of India

SCHOOL OF

CRIMINOLOGY AND

BEHAVIOURAL

SCIENCES

Criminal Behaviour & Mental Hygiene Studies

MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR

Dr. S.L.Vaya

Director, School of Criminology & Behavioral Sciences Rashtriya

Raksha University

With the mandate to be a University of National importance, SCBS aspires to follow the trend by starting interdisciplinary academic programs in addition to regular courses like MA/ MSC Criminology & Crime Science & MA/MSC Forensic Psychology & certificate course in Cyber Psychology. Thus, SCBS has taken the lead to add up three innovative interdisciplinary advanced diploma courses. Students trained in these advanced courses will be able to provide services in juvenile homes and prisons for reformation and rehabilitation. These new interdisciplinary innovative courses are designed covering the gamut of understanding crime, criminality and internal security challenges, impact on mental wellbeing in appropriate courses & modules to prepare professionals capable of delivering mental health services to prisons & juvenile homes for reformation and rehabilitation. Restorative justice is an approach in which one of the responses to a crime is to organize a meeting between the victim and the offender, sometimes with representatives of the wider community. Mental Health/mental wellbeing are the gap that can be filled by developing extension services for early identification, intervention & reformation of disability, disorder and deviance. During Covid-19 pandemic SCBS started online share and care services for the psychological wellbeing of covid warriors and survivors. This gave an insight to establish RRU Mental Health Service facilities at Primary Health Center (PHC), Sampa, Community Health Centre (CHC), Dahegam and at the wellbeing clinic of Lavad village. SCBS is also aiming to set up ‘Forensic Mental Health Service centers’ inside prisons. SCBS is also aspiring to establish a ‘Psychological care and Protection center’ in joint collaboration with Hospital for Mental Health Ahmedabad for victims, and juveniles to provide OPD services to forensic care.

ABOUT RASHTRIYA RAKSHA UNIVERSITY

The Rashtriya Raksha University is an Institution of National Importance of India, established by the

Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India. The University aims to provide comprehensive education,

research, training and extension in all aspects of national security and policing and retired personnel from

military and paramilitary forces, security and intelligence agencies, police establishments and civilian student

communities. The University’s Central Campus is located in Lavad- Dehgam, District-Gandhinagar,

State-Gujarat (India). The University aims to ensure fifty percent of practical knowledge and training in each

of the academic programs. Thus, experience, specialization and commitment to serve the cause of national

security and police is essential to build the strong foundation of the University. The University conducts

academic, research and training programs through its various specific schools in which School of Criminology

and Behavioural Sciences is one of them.

ABOUT SCHOOL OF CRIMINOLOGY AND BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCES

The School of Criminology and Behavioural Sciences (SCBS), is a well-established school of RRU offering

MA/MSc in Criminology & Crime Sciences and MA/MSc in Forensic Psychology at Masters Level,

interdisciplinary postmaster’s Diplomas in Clinical-Forensic Psychology, Neurocriminology & Clinical

Criminology, PhD and Certificates course in Cyber Psychology for Indians and NRIs. The school of

Criminology and Behavioural Sciences has developed interdisciplinary courses based on the

scientific-research model is aspiring to provide quality education and training to the students to prepare

future working professionals contributing to prevention of crimes, carry out intertvention and provide

counselling services to crime victims and rehabilitation of the offenders. Their knowledge and skill would aid

in addressing the internal security issues for preventing crime and criminality and ensure social & communal

harmony in the society for the wellbeing of all.

The National Resource Centre on Human Trafficking (NRCHT)

The National Resource Centre on Human Trafficking (NRCHT) was established on 26th^ February, 2021 as

notified by Union Home Ministry, Government of India. The Resource Centre on Human Trafficking has been

established by signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Indian Police Foundation (IPF)

and RRU, an important chapter in the history of anti-human trafficking in India and the world. A world ’ s first

resource Centre on all matters relating to human trafficking and response on human trafficking including

prevention and combating trafficking. The Centre is a repository of all resources including books, articles,

pictures, videos, media reports, films both in hard copy and electronic format. The Centre aims to facilitate and

organize seminars, webinars, conferences or workshops on human trafficking under 3P Model that is

P=Prevention (at the source, transit, and destination, including in the electronic space), P=Protection

(including post rescue care, counseling, repatriation, rehabilitation, reintegration, etc.) and P=Prosecution

(including crime registration, investigation, justice delivery etc.).Dr. P.M. Nair (IPS), internationally acclaimed

expert is the eminent resource faculty and advisor to facilitate this Centre with an Assistant Professor (Nodal

officer) & Research Associate of Criminology working in the Centre.

Criminologists Development Forum (CDF)

CDF is the first student-led forum an initiative under School of Criminology & Behavioural Sciences,

Rashtriya Raksha University. The forum is managed by the students of SCBS and is assisted by the faculties.

The forum works for the overall development of the students, focusing on their academic pursuits and varied

skill sets, such as the ability to think analytically, communicate effectively and execute efficiently. We host

various events including conferences, special lectures, internships, field visits, scholarship opportunities,

cultural programs and other unique ways through which students can make an essential connection with what

they are studying and how they can apply that concept in their career and life. We look forward to connecting

with various organizations and other relative forums and societies to benefit the students with greater

exposure in the field.

Behavioural Lab Facilities at SCBS Polygraph (Lie Detector) Layered Voice Analysis (LVA) icognative Psychological Assessments

Reservation of Seats: Indian nationals belonging to certain categories are admitted under the seats

reserved for them in accordance with the rules of the Government of India.

OBC- 27% of seats in every course will be reserved for Other Backward Classes.

(a) Scheduled Caste & Scheduled Tribe- The benefit of reservation will be given only to those castes

& tribes that are mentioned in the respective central list of corresponding states published by the

Government of India. The percentage of seats for SC, ST category are as under:-

(i) Scheduled Caste (SC) - 15% of seats in every course.

(ii) Scheduled Tribe (ST) - 7.5% of seats in every course.

(b) Persons with Disability (PwD) - 5% seats in each of OPEN, Gen-EWS, OBC, SC and ST category

seats. Benefit would be given to at least those who have 40% impairment irrespective of the type of disability

i.e. locomotor, visual or SEVERE dyslexic. Leprosy-cured candidates who are otherwise fit to pursue the

courses are also included in this sub-category.

(c) Unfilled Seats- The vacant seats reserved under EWS and OBC category will be de-reserved to OPEN

category seats. However, seats remaining vacant under the SC and ST categories shall not be de-reserved to any

category. The reservation for PwD candidates is horizontal and hence, unfilled seats will be de-reserved to the

respective categories i.e., unfilled SC, PwD seats will be converted to the SC category seats & so on.

(d) Foreign Nationals- Seats allotted to foreign nationals are supernumerary with a cap of % of total

number of seats in every course. However the seats allotted to PIO/OCI cardholders will be under OPEN

category, but not supernumerary.

Admission will be made in accordance with the reservation policies of various social groups & other categories.

Applicants claiming the benefit of reservation will have to produce the requisite certificates from the

competent authorities. The current scheme of reservations is given below:

M.A. /M.Sc. Criminology and Crime Science Eligibility B.A./B.Sc./B. Com/ Any other Graduate with 50% Marks Duration 4 Semesters (2 years) Intake 40 Seats Annual Program Fees Rs. 1,00,000/- * USD 2500 (Foreign Nationals) Application Fees Rs.2000/- USD 50 (Foreign Nationals) Selection Process Based on Merit M.A. M.Sc. Forensic Psychology Eligibility B.A./B.Sc./B. Com/ Any other Graduate with 50% Marks Duration 4 Semesters (2 years) Intake 20 Seats Annual Program Fees Rs.1,00,000/- * USD 2500 (Foreign Nationals) Application Fees Rs.2000/- USD 50 (Foreign Nationals) Selection Process Based on Merit Advanced Professional Diploma in Neuro-criminology Eligibility Master’s Degree in Criminology/Psychology/Clinical Psychology/Forensic Psychology/ Neuroscience/ MD in Psychiatry/ from a recognized college/University or equivalent exam Duration 2 Semesters (1year) Intake 10 Seats Annual Program Fees Rs.2,00,000/- * USD 3000 (Foreign Nationals) Application Fees Rs.2000/- USD 50 (Foreign Nationals) Selection Process Based on Merit

PSY.D. Clinical Psychology (RCI) (Coming Soon) Eligibility Direct Entry:^ M.A. /M.Sc. Degree in Psychology from a University recognized by the UGC with a minimum of 65% marks in aggregate. Should have completed a research dissertation at the Master’s level. OR Lateral Entry: M.Phil Clinical Psychology (RCI) with minimum 55%. Should have completed University exam of part I and part II in the first attempt Duration Direct Entry 4 years Lateral Entry 2 years Intake 04 Seats Annual Program Fees Rs.3,00,000/- * USD 3000 (Foreign Nationals) Application Fees Rs.2000/- USD 50 (Foreign Nationals) Selection Process Through entrance exam and interview Ph.D. (Criminology /Behavioural Science) + Eligibility M.A. /M.Sc. Degree in Criminology, Crime Science/Criminal Justice Administration/ Neuroscience/ Psychology, Sociology & any related subfields from a university recognized by the UGC with minimum 55% marks in aggregate. Duration 6 Semesters Annual Program Fees Rs.2,00,000/- * USD 3000 (Foreign Nationals) Application Fees Rs.2000/- USD 50 (Foreign Nationals) Selection Process Through Entrance examination consisting of written test and interview +(PhD Interdisciplinary or multidisciplinary topics will be covered like Criminology/Crime Science, Psychology, Neuroscience, Sociology or any related subject) *For Practitioner Ph.D. details kindly contact dean R&P, RRU. Certificate and Part time Programs

  1. Certificate course in Cyberpsychology Rs.20,000/- + GST
  2. Certificate course in Positive Victimology Rs.20,000/- + GST
  3. Certificate course in Visual criminology Rs.15,000/- + GST
  4. Certificate course on Cognitive and Affective Training to reduce stress Rs.5000/- + GST
  5. Certificate Course on Negotiation and Conflict Resolution Training Rs.5000/- + GST
  6. Certificate course on Resilience Training Rs.5000/- + GST
  7. Capsule Course on Counselling Skills for Police/ Security Officers Rs.5000/- + GST
  8. Certificate in Anti Human Trafficking Rs.10000/- + GST
  9. Certificate in Prison Administration and Correctional Services Rs.10000/- + GST
  10. Certificate course in Sport Criminology Rs.10000/- + GST Disclaimer: *Excluding other university charges, subjected to approval of statutory bodies *Note: Application fee is applicable

Residential Life: Students are generally allocated chargeable residence which would cost Rs.24, 000 (Per Semester) at the time of admission (optional). Hostel fee for research scholars is Rs.24, 000 (per semester). Transport will be provided from residence at Gandhinagar to RRU (to and fro is free). Anti-Ragging: Ragging is banned in the University campus and is a punishable offence as per Rule. Facilities Available: ⧫ Facilities such as Wi-Fi, Reading Library, Photocopiers, Food Canteen 4500/month (3 times unlimited meal), indoor and outdoor games are available in the University premises. ⧫ Department has a full set of psychology tests and Lab. ⧫ Exposure to Lie detector, i-cognative, Layered voice analysis and other biofeedback machines at the university will be provided for the interested candidates. Scholarship: Scholarships will be provided to 10% of the needy students where the course has a minimum of 10 or more students enrolled in the course. School based criteria student will be provided assistance. ⧫ Program fee reimbursement for 10% enrolled students based on need-cum-merit against rendering research, administrative, etc assistance. ⧫ Monthly stipend for one year to 10% enrolled students upon completion of education based on rigorous selection criteria. ⧫ Severalresearchandotheradministrativeassistancescholarshipmaybemadeavailablethroughouttheyear. ⧫ Limited financial assistance for presentation of research papers in international and national conferences, seminars. ⧫ Start-up, Incubation support available throughout the year. ⧫ Availability of Student Research Development Fund for promoting research culture. Quota: 30% horizontal reservation for female candidates across all categories. Professional Assistance: Professional Assistance will be provided including placements, soft skills (Optional). Fees - International Students: (a) Registration / Admission Fees : USD 50 (One time - Non Refundable) (b) Tuition Fees - Advance Professional Diploma Programs: USD 3000 (Per year) (c) Tuition Fees - Master Programs: USD 2500 (Per year) (d) Tuition Fees - M.Phil. Programs: USD 4000 (Per year) (e) Tuition Fees - Psy.D. Program: USD 3000 (Per year) (f) Tuition Fees - Ph.D. Program: USD 3000 (Per year) (g) Other Fees like Mess Fees, Accommodation charges, Transportation, Security Deposit, or other misc charges shall be applicable for International students as actual similar to Indian students. 8

BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCE FACULTIES

Criminology Faculties

ADJUNCT FACULTY Mr. Shyam Parekh Adjunct Faculty, Former resident and senior editor, DNA, Director and Co-founder Gujarat Literature Festival, Head of Journalism and Mass Communication Programme, BAOU, Ahmedabad.

EMERITUS RESOURCE FACULTY Mr. R.R. Ross, Ph.D. Department of Criminology, University of, Ottawa, Director, Cognitive Centre of Canada. International authority on offender rehabilitation and the prevention of antisocial behavior. Dr. PM Nair, IPS NRCHT at RRU, Former Director General, National Disaster Response Force & Civil Defence, Govt. of India, New Delhi. Dr. D. Nagaraja Former Director, School of Integrative Medicine, SVYASA, Bengaluru Director DIMHANS Dharwad, Director / Vice-Chancellor, NIMHANS, Bengaluru Prof. Kasi Sekar The current Registrar of NIMHANS, a clinically and research-active Professor of Psychiatric Social Work, and a past President of the Indian Society of Professional Social Work. He is engaged in research, training and delivery of emergency post-disaster psychosocial support and community mental health care & Neuro Sciences. Prof. (Dr.) Raakesh Kriplani Pioneer Cyber Psychologist of Asia pacific and Director of Central India Institute of psychological sciences, instrumental in bringing Cyber Psychology to India. Dr. Bankey Lal Dubey ERF, Director Dubey Healing Center, Editor Emeritus, SIS Journal of Proj Psy & Mental Health, Former Professor, Panjab University, Ex-president Indian Asso. Clinical Psychologist.