what is criminology as a career?
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Criminology is the study of crime,criminals ,their\nbehavior, also corrections.\nPeople confuse the term Criminology with Criminalist,\nwhich is the collection of physical evidence.The programs\nsuch as CSI are showing Criminalists.
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Crime scene investigators are employed in all police departments and sheriff's offices.Talk to these law enforecement agencies for career opportunities. Some are under civil service, and some are not.
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Do you mean a career specifically to discover a new culture, or a job that involves traveling and in the course of traveling, the opportunity to experience a new culture?\n\nAnthropology is the science involved with studying culture, although there is little likelihood that a totally new culture would be discovered now.\n\nMany, many careers involve travel.  If that's what you're looking for, your best bet is to hook up with a company with offices overseas.  Many types of businesses have international dealings.
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Look for a criminal justice degree with a secondary major in a science field.
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Criminology, Sociology
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A Career with Teeth in It.
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go to hot jobs at yahoo career and type in \nsearches by key words like youth or counseling or probation or juvenile justice, juvenile or courts or legal  or combinations of those words  ect.  under the category of legal or law enforcement.\n\nIt works.  \n\nI attached two links to help you below
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what career? please elaborate
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Police officer, probation officer, corporate security for large companies, investigator for large law firms.
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There are many jobs and careers you can attain with this degree. The fact you have a degree will allow you to chose from many different jobs, within the justice system or without it in a different capacity.\n\nFor example: You could become a probation officer, a juvenile detention center worker, work at a jail or prison. Or you could get a job as a social worker, or many other positions.\n\nGo to your local colleges job service office. There you will find a computer which will spit out all types of jobs you can get with this degree. \n\nHowever, don't be afraid to go "outside the box". You would be surprised at how many career choices will be available for somebody who hold a B.A. or B. S. degree period, no matter what the major is.\n\nGood luck in finding a career where you will attain the most satisfaction and fulfillment. Much happiness always.
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It all depends on what you like to do.  Criminal justice includes many positions.\n\nPolice officer, detention officer, court clerk, bailiff, court administrators, detention teacher, detention nurse, security officers, judicial assistant, judge, commissioner and many more.\n\nIt all depends on what you like.  There are many jobs in juvenile area including juvenile probation officers, juvenile counselor, juvenile detention officers, juvenile judge/commissioner.
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first of all you need to do college courses in criminology, psychology, possibly forensic studies. Your salary will depend on who you were with, e.g. correctional services, government, private. You need experince and liscensure  before you can call youself a criminolgst.
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I am a a double major working towards a \n\nB.S. in Chemistry with an emphasis in Biochemistry\nB.A. in Anthropology\na minor in Forensic Science\n\nI chose this for my field of study because ever since I was about 5 years old forensics has always amazed me. With the Anthropology degree I can study osteology ( study of bones) and with Chemistry I can learn different ways of analyzing substances be it trace evidence, blood, stool, hair samples toxicology, etc. What I would ultimately like to do is to be able to identify or help identify a person and why they died so that the family's can have closure and so that if foul play was involved justice can be found. While it is very tough, I love my classes, and with Chemistry esp. if I get a Master's I will be one of the fews students who can say I will definately sought after for a job before graduating. The demand for competent chemists is high.
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Yes...depending on what type of work you want to do and depending on what type of crime was committed.
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The John Douglas Mind Hunter site has a link page for Careers in law enforcement, which offer plenty of jobs for someone with a Criminal Justice Degree.\nhttp://www.johndouglasmindhunter.com/links/cat_lawenforcecareers.php\n\nIf that doesnt help, try asking on the John Douglas Mind Hunter forums. There are some great people there to help out.
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I don't think there is any specific age requirement, but you usually do have to have a degree in criminal justice or some sort of scientific field.\n \nFound a great site, with the original name of:\nhttp://www.criminologist.com/\n\nWho'd have guessed that's where to find information on criminologists?
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Hey that's up to you to decide.  If youe didn't want a job in criminology why major in it?  If you like fashion then go for it.  BUt whatever you choose scope out the effort that it will take to 'make it' in you chosen field...