Role
Phil Rudkin is a Principal Lecturer in Policing & International Law Enforcement within the School of Social Sciences.
Phil teaches and manages across a suite of courses at both under and postgraduate levels he consults and enhances partnerships with local, national and international law enforcement partners to develop new programmes and short courses.
Phil has undertaken training to approve degrees, and chair examination boards.
Phil is part of the following committees within the School of Social Sciences:
- Timetabling
- Collaborative Quality
- Internationalisation
- Employability
- Request for Reconsideration (Appeals)
- Academic Misconduct
Career overview
Phil began his career working for Oxford Magnet Technology working as an ICT Helpdesk operative dealing with technical ICT issues following the successful completion of his degree in Computer Science.
He joined Leicestershire Police in 2003, He worked in both forward facing front line operational roles including response policing, neighbourhood policing and prisoner processing. He's also worked as a control room operative working alongside senior officers in Silver Command situations such as football matches, and large events such as the Download music festival.
He's trained new policing recruits both Specials, Regulars and PCSO’s legislative inputs and IT Systems required for their role.
In 2015, he was the lead designer and instructor responsible for all the training of the Niche RMS system used by the City of London Police Northamptonshire Police, Leicestershire Police, Derbyshire Police and Nottinghamshire Police, which is on a shared collaborative platform holding the rank of Sgt and running large training teams.
In 2018 Phil started his career with NTU as a Senior Lecturer and was the programme leader for BA Policing, his role resulted in him developing the new BA Professional Policing degree licenced by the College of Policing for undergraduate study to be launched in Sep 2019. Phil was promoted to Principal Lecturer in 2019 with a portfolio of Policing and International Law Enforcement. As a result Phil manages programmes spanning levels 4 to 7 both within NTU and with international partners. Phil heads up the policing team working alongside his counterpart in Criminology to effectively deliver criminal justice provision for NTU.
In Sep 2021 Phil was appointed as Adjunct Associate Professor for Saito University College in Malaysia where he advises on curriculum development, and is part of the board for the Security Academy. He was also appointed as Academic liaison tutor for NTU'S partnership with the Malaysian Anti Corruption Commission MACC.
Research areas
Phil is undertaking research into the effectiveness of police education.
Phil is part of the Blue light Work Futures Practice and Research Group
External activity
Phil is an external examiner for Policing and Professional Policing with Coventry University a position he has held since 2020 and City College Norwich.
Phil is the Chief External Examiner for Coventry University Appointed in 2022.
Phil externally validates Policing programmes for universities in the UK and consults on international development and collaborative programmes for law enforcement agencies abroad.
Phil also acts as an external consultant for Niche RMS training design and delivery. A system utilised by law enforcement agencies globally.
Adjunct Associate Professor - Saito University College Malaysia.
Academic Liaison Tutor Malaysian Anti Corruption Commission.
Phil is part of the national IRG Group for PEQF implementation for the College of Policing as a higher education advisor, and he is also part of the national police Higher Education Forum, which is a collaboration of higher education establishments for police education.
Phil is Chair of the Finance committee for Asfordby Hill Primary School where he also serves as a parent governor.
Phil is currently awaiting his final training for his appointment to the Leicestershire and Rutland Bench as a Magistrate.
Publications
Conferences - Guest Speaker
College of Policing - PEQF Initial Implementation Conference - Ryton Jan 2023 - "Professional Policing Degree" Moving Forwards
College of Policing - PEQF Initial Implementation Conference - Ryton Nov 2021 - "Professional Policing Degree" (DiPP)
Reshaping Education for the 21st Century - Teacher Competencies to Improve Student Success, The Virtual International Conference, Nov 2021.
The Key Challenges That Need to Overcome for educators to Realize its Tremendous Potential. (Impact of Remote Leaning to Students and Educators) The Virtual International Conference May 2021.
DeMontfort University Teaching and Learning Conference “Inclusivity via Creativity Engaging Diverse Learners in Higher Education” 2015.