what jobs can you get majoring in criminology?
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['Advice worker.', 'Community development worker.', 'Detective.', 'Lecturer/Teacher.', 'Policy officer.', 'Prison officer.', 'Probation officer.', 'Social researcher.']
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['Crime scene investigator.', 'Dental therapist.', 'Environmental engineer.', 'Genetic counsellor.', 'Medical sales representative.', 'Medical science liaison.', 'Nanotechnologist.', 'Neuroscientist.']
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['Police force.', 'Law enforcement.', 'Crime analysis.', 'Local authorities.', 'Research.', 'Crime scene investigation.', 'Social work.', 'Prison service.']
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['Addictions Counsellor.', 'Case Manager.', 'Child and Youth Worker.', 'Child Welfare Worker.', 'Consumer Advocate.', 'Employment Counsellor.', 'Family & Marriage Counsellor.', 'Forensics Worker.']
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["Corrections manager. What you'd do: Corrections managers supervise employees at a prison or other correctional facility. ... ", 'Crime scene investigator. ... ', 'Emergency management coordinator. ... ', 'FBI agent. ... ', 'Forensic accountant. ... ', 'Forensic psychologist. ... ', 'Paralegal. ... ', 'Police officer.']
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To become a forensic criminologist you will need to obtain a bachelor's degree. Typically, criminologists study criminal justice, psychology or sociology for the bachelor's degree and then go on to study criminological studies such as forensic criminology, criminology or forensic science for a master's degree.
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['Computer Newtork Specialist*', 'Forensic Consultant.', 'Crime Scene Investigator*', 'Medico-Legal Investigator.', 'Educator (potentially all forensic areas)', 'Image Enhancement Specialist.', 'Marine Biologist*', 'Nurse Examiner.']
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['Mental health nurse.', 'Counselling psychologist.', 'Occupational psychologist.', 'Youth worker.', 'Clinical psychologist.', 'Forensic psychologist.']
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['Psychologist.', 'Industrial Psychologist.', 'Environmental Science and Protection Technician.', 'Biochemist.', 'Epidemiologist/Medical Scientist.', 'Anthropologist.', 'Forensic Science Technician.']
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['Academic researcher.', 'Behavior analyst.', 'Case manager.', 'Criminal profiler.', 'Clinical and program director*', 'Criminal psychologist*', 'Criminal psychologist for the legal system*', 'Expert witness for the court system*']
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['Correctional officer. Correctional officers work within jails or prisons to oversee inmates and suspects awaiting trial. ... ', 'Pretrial services officer. ... ', 'Bailiff. ... ', 'Probation officer. ... ', 'Substance abuse counselor. ... ', 'Corrections nurse. ... ', 'Case manager. ... ', 'Chaplain.']
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['Advice worker.', 'Border Force officer.', 'Chartered accountant.', 'Civil Service administrator.', 'Data analyst.', 'Data scientist.', 'External auditor.', 'Forensic computer analyst.']
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['Vocational rehabilitation provider.', 'Self-reliance specialist.', 'Developmental specialist.', 'Drug and alcohol specialist.', 'Employment counselor.', 'Human resources analyst.', 'Parole officers.', 'Psychology program manager.']
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['Social Worker/Counselor. ... ', 'Community Outreach Worker. ... ', 'Substance Abuse Counselor. ... ', 'Juvenile Probation Officer. ... ', 'Case Manager. ... ', 'Human Services at Assumption.']
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['Police officer.', 'Corrections officer.', 'Forensic science technician.', 'Probation and community control officer.', 'Loss prevention specialist.']
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['Crime Scene or Forensic Investigator.', 'Forensic Biologist.', 'Forensic Chemist for Police, Fire and Emergency services.', 'Forensic Analyst.', 'Forensic Researcher (universities or government organisations).']
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['Loss Prevention Officer.', 'Private Investigator.', 'Correctional Officer.', 'Jury Consultant.', 'Probation Officer.', 'Police Detective.', 'Clinical Social Worker.', 'Forensic Scientist.']