Career questions tagged criminal-justice
Criminal justice is a four-year degree earned in college. Popular careers include law enforcement, lawyers, forensic nurse. Please read below for more information. Read more Show less
I want to be a police officer but I really don't know how to go about it or which institution I should attend ?
I need help in navigating through college and also finding the right institution to go for and also I need guidance in pursuing a career in the police force
I would like to become a detective, what are some goals and internships should I have to become one??
I am in my 3rd year in college and I am starting to look for internships but don't know where to start.
What steps do I take to work for the FBI?
I'm a 13 yo that wants to start prepping early. Working for the FBI is one of my dream jobs so I'd like to know what steps to take and what I have to do to qualify!
how long does it take to become a forensic physcoloigist?
im in grade 10 in Canada and just wondering what post-secondary courses you need to complete and how long they are to be a forensic physiologist. any help is great!!
In the Paralegal career field there are many different fields or paths to take. For example criminal law , family law etc. Within those different fields, do you have to get a separate certificate for them or it's all in one certificate? #Fall24
You have Criminal Law family law Bankruptcy Government Labour law
What experiences or jobs do I need to have in high school to get a job in Criminal law when I go to college ?
I'm in 9th grade and have plans to go to college and go to law school to study criminal law
What training and qualifications are required to work in protective services?
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What are some competitive legal programs/extracurriculars I can participate in as a high school student in Massachusetts?
I currently have a volunteer position as an Activism Intern and do Mock Trial at my school, but I want to do more and have the experience to get a paid internship at a law firm.
what class do i have to take to become a CSI requirements and class . and to get a bachelor degree
I would like to know more about become a CSI. Can I get more feedback on that please ?
How can i get started on obtaining a criminal justice degree
How can i get started on obtaining a criminal justice degree
What are some Career ideas for a bachelors of science in criminal justice Leaning more towards social work ideas?
Career ideas for a bachelors of science in criminal justice? Leaning more towards social work ideas
what colleges have the best criminal justice/criminology programs?
i’m hoping to find a college that will give a great opportunity to learn more about criminal justice law to help me became the criminal justice lawyer i wanna be
Careers in Academia vs Industry?
Hello all! Recently, my professor asked me if I've ever considered a career in academia after reading one of my essays... which made me wonder what academia is and what the experience is like (beyond getting a PhD). I'm not sure what I want to do with my life, I like computer engineering (the idea of building something like a robot, etc), but I also really like forensic studies and the topics. I'm a third year student in university. So, here are my questions: If you're in academia, why do you pick it? What's something you wish you knew before starting? Would you work in industry? What are pros and cons of your job? If you're in industry, why do you pick it? What's something you wish you knew? Would you work in academia? What are pros and cons of your job?
What other strengths or experiences might I need for a career in law ?
My passion/dream job would be to be a criminal lawyer I've been taking law studies and criminal justice classes ever since 7th grade I'm currently in 9th.
What are the different careers in forensics?
Things that come to mind are meteorology, engineering, accounting. How about IT?
Hello! I'm a freshman in college studying creative writing with a cognate in journalism. I want to work as a Public Affairs Specialist with the FBI or U.S. Army when I graduate. What kind of courses should I sign up for? I know I'll need to take a couple of communications, public relations, political science, and journalism courses. Are they any others I should be aware of? Also, what kind of jobs and internships should I look for that will prepare me for my dream career??
Career advice for a student interested in Public Affairs.
What path should I take in regards to becoming a federal judge after high school?
I'm in high school and want to become a federal judge. I'm wondering what I should study, and what University is best for law and becoming a federal judge?
Does working to get a dual or double major take up a lot of your free time?
I'm in high school currently. I am interested in both Criminology and Forensic Science and I haven't been able to find a major/career that incorporates both, so I am thinking of double or dual majoring.
Are there careers that incorporate Forensic Science and Criminology in daily tasks?
My dream career would involve criminal profiling, investigating, crime scene investigation and forensic analysis all in one. I'm looking for a career that is as close to that as possible.