28 students of the 2nd edition of CEPOL European Joint Master Programme (EJMP) to defend their MA thesis publicly

Following 2 years of intensive EU academic studies which have aimed to address common challenges of police cooperation in the frame of internal security, 28 students of CEPOL European Joint MasterProgramme (EJMP) will finally conclude their educational cycle with the defence of their Master Thesis. These have been scheduled between 15 July and 2 August 2019.

Those oral defences will be taking place online and will be available for the general public or those interested in the format of a webinar (with student's consent).

To obtain the Master Diploma students are required to get a minimum marking of 50 out of 100 in each module they have undertaken throughout the 2 years of the programme and pass the Master Thesis. The oral defence represents a maximum of 20% of the mark for the Master Thesis, and the written part corresponds to a maximum 80% of the mark. The Board of Examiners will have the right to give the final validation of the Master Thesis.

This master programme is unique and complementary to the Higher Education Programme and to existing master programmes on policing in the EU Member States. The programme fully complies with the Bologna Declaration for higher education and the Dublin Descriptors, which are recognised by all universities in the European Union. This alignment warrants the academic quality, coherence and consistency of the European Joint Master Programme.

The European Joint Master Programme (EJMP) is a very important learning programme in CEPOL’s portfolio and is dedicated to the legal and operational aspects of international and European police cooperation. The academic programme is implemented by a consortium of 22 partners, and the diploma is awarded by the National Distance University in Spain (UNED) and jointly developed and delivered in cooperation with University Consortium Partners from Hungary, Finland, Italy, Lithuania, Romania, the Netherlands, UK and Estonia.

The EJMP is addressed to senior law enforcement officers or experts in general management and specialist positions who intend to gain or improve competences in the field of international and European police and law enforcement management.

Find more about CEPOL EJMP programme here.

Below you may find the list of students scheduled for their Master Thesis defence, along with the title of the dissertation and a date of the oral defence.

You may subscribe to attend the defence by clicking on the corresponding link:

Student name	Thesis title	Date and time
Maria Ntoulaki	Migration, smuggling in Europe, case study Greece	15.07 at 11:00
Jose Rooijers	Dutch-German police cooperation in criminal investigation on physical ATM attacks	16.07 at 11:00
Argo Tali	Widening the meaning of the EU police cooperation by using welfare state as new factor	16.07 at 14:00
Hugo Cruz	The coordination of training for law enforcement officials on a European level	16.07 at 16:00
Jan Havíř	Enforcement of penalties for traffic offences in EU countries	17.07 at 09:00
Natalja Prokofjeva	Child sexual abuse and exploitation in cyberspace: challenges and opportunities for police organizations in the EU	17.07 at 11:00
Aleksandar Daskalov	Police response to terrorist attacks in Bulgaria	17.07 at 14:00
Piotr Sochacki	CSDP Police missions as a tool in conducting security sector reforms	18.07 at 11:00
István Vincze	EU cooperation on counter-terrorism and fight against radicalisation	18.07 at 14:00
László Balázs	Migration management in the EU, with special focus on the Mediterranean area and the West Balkan migration route	18.07 at 16:00
Veiko Kommusaar	Readiness to support ensuring public order in another member state of the European Union	22.07 at 11:00
Emmet Casserly	Brexit - the beginning of the end? The potential effect of Brexit on police cooperation between A Garda Siochana and the Police Service of Northern Ireland	22.07 at 14:00
Alexandru-Marian Serban	European tools for investigating transnational organized crime	23.07 at 11:00
Otilia Filip	The EC cooperation and verification mechanism for Romania and Bulgaria - An efficient instrument for compensating post-accession compliance?	23.07 at 14:00
Dario Ljubić	Targeted and systematic border control effectiveness	24:07 at 11:00
Kristina Boholm	Policing and pretrial investigation in EU countries: similarities and differences	24.07 at 14:00
Pierguido Saliba	Counter-terrorism through community policing: an exploratory study	25.07 at 11:00
Olivier Filipowicz	The European arrest warrant in the context of uncertainty about Brexit	25.07 at 14:00
Markus Saul	Knowledge management in civilian EU CSDP-missions - a comparative study with a focus on personnel rotation	26.07 at 11:00
Yorik van Lent	Police negotiations in art theft in an EU context	26.07 at 14:00
Jose Luis Garcia Rivera	A new model for exchange programs in police traning	29.07 at 11:00
Milan Cernek	Videoconferencing in criminal proceedings in the EU	30.07 at 11:00
Gytis Makaveckas	Evolution of Europe's cybersecurity and future prospects	30.07 at 14:00
Rolandas Kiskis	Challenges for leadership in police cooperation investigating activities of organized crime groups	31.07 at 11:00
Matti Airaksinen	European Union's strategy to combat radicalisation - Document analysis of the selected strategic documents in Finland and Sweden	31.07 at 14:00
Paolo Cestra	Road policing as EU challenge - legal and operational aspects of police cooperation and cross border enforcement	31.07 at 16:00
Johann Poschinger	“Police-Cooperation” Influenced by the Organisation- A theory-critical analysis of CIS-A-Cooperation	02.08 at 11:00

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