What jobs can you get with being a criminologist?

Answer 1

· Airport Security Officer

· Animal Treatment Investigator

· Bailiff

· Body Guard

· Border Patrol Agent

· CIA Agent

· Child Support Agency Worker

· Community Service Coordinator

· Compliance Manager

· Corrections Officer

· Court Clerk

· Customs Agent

· Deportation Officer

· Deputy Marshall

· Discrimination Investigator

· Drug Enforcement Agent

• Employment Agency Recruiter
• Environmental Conservation Officer
• Fish & Game Warden
• Foreign Service Officer
• Housing/Tenant Representative
• Industrial Security Specialist
• Juvenile Court Counselor
• Law Clerk
• Litigation Manager
• Loss Prevention Specialist
• Military Officer
• Naval Investigator
• Non-Profit Organization Advocate
• Paralegal
• Park Ranger

• Police Officer
• Postal Service Investigator
• Pre-Trial Services Officer
• Private Security Officer
• Probation & Parole Officer
• Probation Officer
• Public Safety Officer
• SBI Agent
• Secret Service Agent
• Sheriff
• Social Worker
• Teacher
• U.S. Customs Agent
• U.S. Marshall
• Victim Services Specialist
• Youth Advocate

Possible Job Titles for Advanced Criminal Justice Degree Holders

• Attorney
• Child Welfare Caseworker
• Contracts Administrator
• Coroner
• Corrections Facilities Manager
• Counter Intelligence Agent
• Court Administrator
• Criminal Investigator
• Criminologist

• District Attorney
• FBI Agent
• Law Librarian
• Penologist
• Police Detective
• Private Investigator
• Public Defender
• Substance Abuse Counselor
• Warden

Answer 2

A degree in Social Sciences can be applied to various professions within the public and private sectors, including careers in government, law, health services, law enforcement, human resources, community service, administration, business management, education and social work. Most students looking to embark on a career in one of these fields can highly benefit from internships and field experience. Some institutions that offer internships or volunteer research opportunities include local museums, historical societies, government agencies and other public and private organizations.Students taking advantage of these opportunities may eventually pursue careers in counseling, statistics, law, social work and political science among many others, at the federal, state and local levels of government. Many careers in the social science field will require higher education to some extent.For example, a bachelors degree in social science can lead to a career in law studies, however in order to practice law, one must obtain a juris doctor degree.

Answer 3

Earning an Associate Degree in Criminal Justice from Santa Barbara Business College will prepare you for an entry-level position in "law enforcement, corrections, probation, Immigration, or security services." The Criminal Justice program is not a training program to become a police officer or corrections officer, but will provide the working knowledge required with a career pertaining to the law.

Answer 4

Having a job in Law Enforcement can span across the board. There are so many different positions in the city, state, and federal Law Enforcement jobs, that this is a difficult answer to give. I do write a blog that covers a lot of information regarding the many positions and what each of them do.

Answer 5

everything you want

Answer 6

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