Graduation Ceremony and Departure: 79th Year of Study of the Federal Police Commences in Daily Work, Marking the Start of Their New Careers in Lübeck, August 28, 2025
Federal Police Academy Graduation Highlights Intercultural Exchange, Skill Demonstrations
On August 28, 2025, the Federal Police Academy in Lübeck, Germany, held its graduation ceremony for the 683 students of the 79th academic year. The event was marked by several notable moments, including a bilateral student exchange with Turkey and demonstrations of special skills by service dogs and their handlers.
The ten police commissioner candidates who participated in the exchange programme focused on professional exchange and cultural encounters. The exchange aimed to foster a better understanding of different policing methods and cultural sensitivities.
A five-member team from the graduating class organised the first federal student conference in Lübeck. The conference, held under the motto: "Borderlines in the mind: Unauthorized entries and intercultural competence in dialogue," brought together future leaders of various police forces, the Federal Criminal Police Office, and the Federal Police.
The graduates received their training in theory and practice over three years at various locations, including the Federal University in Bruhl and the Federal Police department in Lübeck. After graduation, they will begin their service across Germany in Federal Police stations.
Ulf Strandt, the President of the Federal Police Academy and head of the Federal Police department, spoke about the challenges that the graduates have overcome. He emphasised the importance of their role in maintaining law and order in the country.
The President of the Federal Police, Dr. Dieter Romann, also addressed the graduates at the ceremony. He emphasised the importance of the Federal Police's protective duties and the role they play in ensuring the safety and security of the German people.
The graduation ceremony was accompanied by various demonstrations, including the "Blue Light Mile," which featured demonstrations of special skills, equipment, and deployment means by various Federal Police units. The Federal Police Orchestra Hannover also performed at the ceremony, adding a musical touch to the celebration.
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Two students in the graduating class donated stem cells for blood cancer patients, demonstrating the graduates' commitment to giving back to their community.
The apprehension of a suspect by service dogs and their handlers received the greatest attention during the graduation ceremony. The demonstration showcased the crucial role these dogs play in law enforcement and the training they undergo to perform their duties effectively.
The graduation ceremony was a testament to the hard work and dedication of the graduating class, as well as their commitment to serving and protecting their country. The event also emphasised the importance of intercultural exchange and understanding in modern policing.
