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Frequently Ask Question (FAQ)

1. What is IPSOM?

Answer:
IPSOM, or the Institute of Public Security of Malaysia, is a strategic institution under the Ministry of Home Affairs (KDN), established on 30 July 2013. IPSOM is responsible for conducting research, policy analysis, and coordinating strategic collaboration programs related to public safety and security in Malaysia.

2. What are the main functions of IPSOM?

Answer:
The main functions of IPSOM include:

a. Research and publication related to public safety
b. Policy and security strategy analysis
c. Coordination of strategic cooperation between agencies
d Implementation of internal administration and support services

3. Who can collaborate with IPSOM on research or strategic programs?

Answer:
IPSOM is open to forming strategic partnerships with various parties including government agencies, higher education institutions, industries, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), as well as research institutions both locally and internationally.

4. How can one obtain IPSOM journals or publications?

Answer:
Journals such as the Journal of Public Security and Safety and other publications can be accessed through IPSOM’s official website or by directly contacting IPSOM’s Research and Publication Unit.

5. Does IPSOM provide consultation or training services related to public safety?

Answer:
IPSOM does not offer commercial consultation services, but it is involved in organizing seminars, forums, and security dialogues that contribute to knowledge sharing and best practices in the field of public safety.

6. How can one apply for a research grant from IPSOM?

Answer:
Applications for research grants from the Institute of Public Security of Malaysia (IPSOM) can be submitted officially in accordance with the guidelines and Terms of Reference set by the institute.

Applicants are required to submit a complete research proposal that includes the study objectives, background of the security issue to be researched, methodology, justification, budget estimation, and expected outcomes.

Proposals received will be evaluated based on the current needs of the Ministry of Home Affairs (KDN), the importance of the issue to public safety, and the applicant’s capability to conduct the research effectively.

For more information and to obtain the application documents, applicants are encouraged to contact IPSOM’s Research Unit or visit the official IPSOM website.

Last updated on
27 August 2025
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