With thousands of graduates engaged in law enforcement and traffic safety professions around the globe, Northwestern University Center for Public Safety has earned the reputation as the worldwide leader in public safety development and education.

Our comprehensive courses are organized into four divisions: crash investigation; management training; police training; and, transportation engineering.

The concept of scientific crash investigation has been a part of the Northwestern University Center for Public Safety since its inception in 1936. We literally "wrote the book" on crash investigation and reconstruction, and we continue to be world leaders in providing training related to these subjects. We offer the most comprehensive program of its kind, with courses beginning at basic crash investigation and culminating in various advanced traffic crash reconstruction courses.

The NUCPS Management Training division offers four leadership programs for law enforcement professionals, and each can be taken as a self-contained course or as part of a logical sequence. All programs are continually revised to address up-to-date law enforcement issues and can be tailored to meet the specific needs of individual agencies.

NUCPS offers numerous courses for crime scene specialists, investigators, detectives, first responders and others who are responsible for major crime investigation. We also offer courses in motorcycle operation and instruction as well as RADAR/LIDAR and standard field sobriety instructor training.

The Transportation Engineering division is a nation-wide resource for the day-to-day planning, design and operation of transportation systems. Through training programs and resource materials, Transportation Engineering courses disseminate information about, and facilitate the application of, recent developments in the field of transportation engineering.