The United Nations Police Officer Course is going to be conducted from 7^th to 18^th March 2016 with participation of 32 police officers from different countries and police agencies, 27 from Bosnia and Herzegovina and 5 from abroad (Sweden, Serbia, Montenegro, Croatia, and Ukraine). As integration is in the focus of UN and in missions in general this iteration is merged with the United Nations Military Expert on Mission Course where 19 students in total, 15 from AF BiH and 4 international students (Macedonia, Montenegro, Ukraine, and Georgia) will have an opportunity to sit on the common lectures and share experiences with their police colleagues in period from 7^th to 25^th March 2016. The aim of the course is to prepare police officers for UN Integrated/Multidimensional Peacekeeping   Operations, so they can work effectively with the outlined objectives of the United Nations Security Council Resolution’s mandate to turn capable police and military officers into competent peacekeepers. The Chief of Education and Training Department from PSOTC, Major Goran Stokic, and on behalf of MoS BiH, Ms. Ankica Tomić, the Head of International Cooperation Department, addressed participants on the opening ceremony. They emphasized importance of each individual course and in particular the importance of different mission components integration during the training process, as well before their deployments.