University of Luzon Congratulates its 21 New Criminologists in August 2026 LEC
Posted on 12th of Oct 2026 by UL Administrator
The University of Luzon celebrates the success of its 21 newly registered criminologists who passed the August 2026 Licensure Examination for Criminologists (LEC), marking an important step in their professional careers.
Their achievement reflects years of professional education, preparation, and dedication to learning. Through their studies, the graduates developed the knowledge and skills needed to understand the demands of the criminology profession and prepare for their future roles in public safety and community service.
The University of Luzon extends its gratitude to Dean Dante A. De Castro and eternal Dean Dr. Esther B. Vedaña for their guidance and contributions to the development of the new criminologists. The University also acknowledges the dedication of the College of Criminology faculty and staff, whose support helped prepare the graduates for the licensure examination and their future careers.
As they begin their careers, the new criminologists carry the responsibility of upholding human rights, respecting the rule of law, and serving the public with integrity. Their professional training provides a foundation for responsible practice and meaningful community engagement, particularly in promoting public safety and protecting the rights of individuals.
The University of Luzon continues to support education that prepares graduates for professional responsibilities and service to society. This pursuit contributes to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals through quality education, decent work, and strong institutions. SDG 4: Quality Education is advanced through professional education and licensure preparation that equip graduates with relevant knowledge and skills. SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth is supported by developing human capital and preparing graduates for employment and career development. SDG 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions is promoted through professional training that upholds human rights, strengthens respect for the rule of law, and encourages ethical public service.
The University of Luzon congratulates its 21 new criminologists and wishes them success as they begin their professional careers and contribute to safer, more responsible communities.
