Jobs with a criminology degree?
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What jobs are available to go into once i have completed a criminology degree?
Also, i have been trying to look into the police force but i can only find information on constables.
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Also, i have been trying to look into the police force but i can only find information on constables.
Thanks, ems x
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http://www.mmu.ac.uk/careers/online_...riminology.pdf
http://www.prospects.ac.uk/cms/ShowPage/Home_page/For_parents/Choosing_a_course_at_university/Subjects_to_study/Your_degree_in_criminology/Job_options/p!ecdebee
http://www.prospects.ac.uk/cms/ShowPage/Home_page/For_parents/Choosing_a_course_at_university/Subjects_to_study/Your_degree_in_criminology/Job_options/p!ecdebee
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(Original post by Emsy)
What jobs are available to go into once i have completed a criminology degree?
Also, i have been trying to look into the police force but i can only find information on constables.
Thanks, ems x
What jobs are available to go into once i have completed a criminology degree?
Also, i have been trying to look into the police force but i can only find information on constables.
Thanks, ems x
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I think with the police there are no opportunities to enter at a higher level. You can get put on a graduate fast track scheme to get experience and promotion quicker but you have to begin as a constable. Im sure I read that if you are on the grad scheme you only have to do one year as a constable though...most other people have to do 2 years.
I think with the police there are no opportunities to enter at a higher level. You can get put on a graduate fast track scheme to get experience and promotion quicker but you have to begin as a constable. Im sure I read that if you are on the grad scheme you only have to do one year as a constable though...most other people have to do 2 years.

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(Original post by Emsy)
What jobs are available to go into once i have completed a criminology degree?
What jobs are available to go into once i have completed a criminology degree?
Some do the PGCE and become school teachers.
(Original post by Emsy)
i have been trying to look into the police force but i can only find information on constables.
i have been trying to look into the police force but i can only find information on constables.
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Surely you'd think there would be some jobs in the police that a criminology degree is useful for ..
The MI5 thinks so.
Surely you'd think there would be some jobs in the police that a criminology degree is useful for ..
The MI5 thinks so.

To realistically do anything at a higher level, you would need either forensic science qualifications (Masters/Phd)
or management qualifications (MBA ) and a track record.
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You could go and take the CPE (common practise exam) its designed for non law students and then you cold go on to take the LPC or the BVC exams to become either a solicitor or a barrister! I'm thinking of dropping out of the LLB law and studying Criminology and English or Crim and Law, Is crim intresting?? xx
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You could go and take the CPE (common practise exam) its designed for non law students and then you cold go on to take the LPC or the BVC exams to become either a solicitor or a barrister! I'm thinking of dropping out of the LLB law and studying Criminology and English or Crim and Law, Is crim intresting?? xx
You could go and take the CPE (common practise exam) its designed for non law students and then you cold go on to take the LPC or the BVC exams to become either a solicitor or a barrister! I'm thinking of dropping out of the LLB law and studying Criminology and English or Crim and Law, Is crim intresting?? xx
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i have a problem too...what do u do with a criminal justice degree... is it better to have a criminology one?
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Criminal justice and criminology are near enough the same thing. Usual careers are police, probation, prison service, social worker, teacher, general graduate schemes, youth work, train to become a lawyer, CPS, business schemes etc. The list is endless really.
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Criminal justice and criminology are near enough the same thing. Usual careers are police, probation, prison service, social worker, teacher, general graduate schemes, youth work, train to become a lawyer, CPS, business schemes etc. The list is endless really.
Criminal justice and criminology are near enough the same thing. Usual careers are police, probation, prison service, social worker, teacher, general graduate schemes, youth work, train to become a lawyer, CPS, business schemes etc. The list is endless really.

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Business, Law (conversion course), civil service are some examples.
Business, Law (conversion course), civil service are some examples.
Also, can you take the course at almost any university which offers law as a subject? or are there only specific universities which offer conversion courses for law :/ e.g. if i took crim at durham, could i do a coversion course there aswell
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I think you can join the RAF as a criminologist, £29,000 a year after training, looks interesting

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Yeah i've read that too about not being able to enter at a higher level. Surely you'd think there would be some jobs in the police that a criminology degree is useful for ... The MI5 thinks so.
I guess it's mainly forensics?
Yeah i've read that too about not being able to enter at a higher level. Surely you'd think there would be some jobs in the police that a criminology degree is useful for ... The MI5 thinks so.


Was never really interested in the police except for SOCA. Closest thing we have to the CIA I guess.
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I'm interested in pursuing a career in criminology. I don't want to become a police officer, but instead become a professor and teach at a university. Would I need a B.A, M.A and Phd?
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I'm interested in pursuing a career in criminology. I don't want to become a police officer, but instead become a professor and teach at a university. Would I need a B.A, M.A and Phd?
I'm interested in pursuing a career in criminology. I don't want to become a police officer, but instead become a professor and teach at a university. Would I need a B.A, M.A and Phd?
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What kind well paying careers are there with a criminology degree? Im set to study criminology in the UK(Im not from the UK). I dont realy care if the job is high-paying, just want a career il find interesting. But still would be good to make good money while working :P
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What kind well paying careers are there with a criminology degree? Im set to study criminology in the UK(Im not from the UK). I dont realy care if the job is high-paying, just want a career il find interesting. But still would be good to make good money while working :P
What kind well paying careers are there with a criminology degree? Im set to study criminology in the UK(Im not from the UK). I dont realy care if the job is high-paying, just want a career il find interesting. But still would be good to make good money while working :P
Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed doing my degree, but in a sense I feel like I have wasted 3yrs, and rung up unnecessary debts!!!!
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