The NICP’s Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design Professional Designation (CPD) credential is available to those who successfully complete sixty-four hours of CPTED courses offered through the NICP. The designation is designed for a variety of professionals and provides the skills necessary to deliver comprehensive CPTED programs and assessments to local governments and private sector groups.
CPTED Professional Designation (CPD) Credential
Frequently Asked Questions
What is CPTED
CPTED stands for the NICP’s Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design
Why should I earn the CPTED Professional Designation (CPD) credential?
Earning the CPTED Professional Designation credential allows you to develop an advanced skill sets in the area of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design and professional recognition from your peers and other professionals. The CPD demonstrates your knowledge and competence and brings notable credentials to your resume.
Why should I earn the CPTED Professional Designation (CPD) credential?
Earning the CPTED Professional Designation credential allows you to develop an advanced skill sets in the area of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design and professional recognition from your peers and other professionals. The CPD demonstrates your knowledge and competence and brings notable credentials to your resume.
Where is the NICP CPD Recognized?
All of the NICP’s CPTED courses are open to participants worldwide and provides the opportunity to earn our CPTED Professional Designation (CPD). The CPD is recognized internationally and currently there are CPTED Professional Designation holders on six continents. Looking forward to adding Antarctica to the list!
Specialized Topics Courses currently available:
- CPTED and Placemaking
- CPTED and Parks
- CPTED and Houses of Worship
- CPTED and Physical Security (Conducting a CPTED Security Survey)
- CPTED and Schools
- CPTED Communities
- CPTED and Healthcare Facilities
- CPTED and Cannabis Facilities
