When people hear about criminology degrees, the first thing that comes to mind is being a detective or police officer. While a degree in criminology will most certainly help one obtain such a position, there are many more types of jobs out there for these graduates than many realize. Below are a few examples of jobs you can get – or those that you will be on your way to getting – with a criminology degree:
Criminologist
A criminologist is often defined as someone who studies the etiology of crime, criminal behavior, types of crime, and social, cultural and media reactions to crime. Criminologists are often called upon to be expert witnesses in court cases, or to consult with police departments, universities and government agencies regarding law enforcement, correctional systems and criminal behavior.
Correctional Planner
Correctional facilities require an enormous amount of planning and administration. They are miniature countries in some respects, and call for all of the details that any other governmental system requires, from the import / export of food and clothing, to building plans and human resources. Every job and responsibility...
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