![The Center for Child Protection has 21 diploma and licentiate students; Jesuit Father Hans Zollner (third from the right) and Katharina Fuchs, Ph.D. (first from back left), help coordinate the program, which trains professionals to combat and prevent abuse. The Center for Child Protection has 21 diploma and licentiate students; Jesuit Father Hans Zollner (third from the right) and Katharina Fuchs, Ph.D. (first from back left), help coordinate the program, which trains professionals to combat and prevent abuse.](https://publisher-ncreg.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pb-ncregister/swp/hv9hms/media/2020082613084_9d8f233a8e72897487b130dbb60031d69d3bdb841f08782ccd641e03a9e89f13.jpeg)
Preventing Abuse: Rome University Offers First ‘Safeguarding’ Master’s Degree
The Center for Child Protection (CCP), part of the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome, is offering a new two-year licentiate master’s degree to combat and prevent child abuse.