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Inner Mongolia Police Vocational College (Inner Mongolia Police Training Corps) is a full-time higher vocational college of public security politics and law sponsored by Inner Mongolia People's Government, headed by Inner Mongolia Public Security Department and directed by Inner Mongolia Education Department.

The predecessor of the College is the Training Bureau directly under the Ministry of Public Security of Inner Mongolia, which was established in March 1948. 1959 changed its name to inner Mongolia cadre school of politics and law, and 1978 started the public security professional secondary school education.

200 1, Inner Mongolia Police Vocational College was established, and the brand of Inner Mongolia Political and Legal Cadre Training College was added, and specialized education began. 20 12 Revoke the brand of Inner Mongolia Institute of Political Science and Law Cadre Training and add the brand of Inner Mongolia Police Training Corps.

As of September 2022, the college covers an area of 22 1 mu, with a building area of 654.38+10,000 square meters. The new campus in Hohhot and the new campus in Linger under construction cover an area of 750 mu. Teaching and teaching auxiliary institutions 1 1, 7 public security majors and 3 non-public security majors; There are 248 faculty members, 30 17 full-time students and more than 600 adult students.

Teaching Department: Investigation Department, Traffic Management Department, Police Department, Political Theory Department, Mongolian Teaching Department, Supervision Department, Legal Department, Public Security Management Department and Public Security Department.

Higher vocational majors (public security majors): criminal investigation, public security management, road traffic management, political security, network security and law enforcement, police dog technology, special police higher vocational majors (non-public security majors): legal affairs, legal secretarial, community management and services.

There are 248 faculty members, including full-time teachers 190, more than 60 teachers with senior titles, "double-qualified" teachers 126, doctors 13, and 89 masters.

Among the teachers, there are 6 excellent teachers from the Ministry of Public Security, 5 famous teachers from public security higher education, 5 famous teachers from autonomous regions, 5 rookie teachers from autonomous regions and 7 off-campus part-time graduate tutors. Three teachers were hired as senior instructors of the Ministry of Public Security, and 23 teachers were hired as senior instructors of the Public Security Department of the Autonomous Region; There are three teaching teams.