what can i do with a forensic psychology masters?
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['Criminologist.', 'Psychologist.', 'Prison officer.', 'Criminal intelligence analyst.', 'Police officer.']
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['Advice worker.', 'Border Force officer.', 'Careers adviser.', 'Chaplain.', 'Counsellor.', 'Detective.', 'Education consultant.', 'Human resources officer.']
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['Loss Prevention Officer.', 'Private Investigator.', 'Correctional Officer.', 'Jury Consultant.', 'Probation Officer.', 'Police Detective.', 'Clinical Social Worker.', 'Forensic Scientist.']
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['Criminal Investigator.', 'Criminology Assistant.', 'Corrections Officer*', 'Counsellor*', 'Child Welfare Care Worker.', 'Juvenile Justice Counsellor.', 'Child and Youth Worker*', 'Case Workers.']
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['Court Reporter. ... ', 'Criminal Intelligence Analyst. ... ', 'Forensic Accountant. ... ', 'Police Officer and Police Support Roles. ... ', 'Immigration, Customs and Border Roles. ... ', 'Prison Officer. ... ', 'Probation Officer. ... ', 'Scene of Crime Officer.']
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Depending on the program and the level, a degree in forensic psychology can take between two to six years on average to complete, with master's degrees taking one to two years of full-time study and doctorate degrees taking four to six years.
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What can I study after Forensic Science? For those wishing to continue with their dreams of becoming a crime scene investigator can complete master's programmes as an Evidence Technician, Forensic Toxicologist, Forensic Pathologist, Crime Scene Investigation and Intelligence Analyst or Officer.
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['Forensic Science Technician. ... ', 'Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Teacher. ... ', 'Information Security Analyst. ... ', 'Emergency Management Director. ... ', 'Forensic Psychologist.']
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['Chaplain.', 'Licensed behavior analyst.', 'Licensed professional counselor.', 'Mental health professional.', 'Occupational therapist.', 'Psychiatric nurse.', 'Psychiatrist.', 'Experimental Psychologist.']
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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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['Border force officer.', 'Forensic computer analyst.', 'Further education teacher.', 'Higher education lecturer.', 'Police officer.', 'Science writer.', 'Secondary school teacher.']
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['Sales Representative. ... ', 'Advertising Agent. ... ', 'Psychiatric Technician. ... ', 'Career Counselor. ... ', 'Probation and Parole Officer. ... ', 'Writer. ... ', 'Market Researcher. ... ', 'Child Care Worker.']
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Master's degrees in forensic science prepare students to work in an array jobs in the field of forensics, including crime scene investigator, forensic computer analyst, forensic accountant and more. Graduates of the programs typically have a working knowledge of forensic serology and analysis, criminology and law.
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['Addictions Counselor.', 'Applied Researcher.', 'Clinical Psychologist.', 'Government Researcher.', 'Industrial-Organizational Psychologist.', 'Marriage and Family Therapist.', 'Mental Health Clinician.', 'Professional Consultant.']
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['Case Manager in Social Services.', "Psychometrist's Assistant in Psychological Services.", 'Research Assistant in Hospitals.', 'Human Resource Assistant in Business.', 'Youth Worker in Community Services.', 'Marketing Representative in Business Services.', 'Employment Consultant in Non-Profits.']
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In order to qualify, applicants must have a doctoral degree, at least 100 hours of specialized training in forensic psychology, and 1000 hours of direct experience in forensic psychology over a minimum of five years OR a full-time (at least 2000 hour) formal postdoctoral training program in forensic psychology.
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['Journalist. ... ', 'Criminologist. ... ', 'Human Resources Manager. ... ', 'Political Scientist. ... ', 'Social Worker. ... ', 'Substance Abuse, Behavioral Disorder, and Mental Health Counselor. ... ', 'Marketing Manager. ... ', 'Psychologist.']