List of Careers in Criminal Justice
Having a degree in criminal justice can offer a wide variety of jobs in an immense field.
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ATF Agent
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ATF agents work in the United States Treasury Department, and enforce laws involving alcohol, tobacco and firearms. They work closely with all levels of law enforcement to conduct investigations.
Criminologist
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While studying crime and criminal law, criminologists analyze criminal behavior patterns and laws. They try to theoretically provide answers for the reasons behind criminal behavior.
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Forensic Scientist
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Forensic scientists collect and analyze physical evidence found at crime scenes as well as write reports, preserve evidence, testify in court and discuss evidence with other agents of the law such as attorneys and police officers.
Corrections Officer
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Correctional officers closely guard criminals who are serving time in a penitentiary or jail. They also oversee criminals who have been arrested and are awaiting trial. These officers offer security to ensure criminals do not escape the cell or assault anyone working at the jail.
Police Officer
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Police officers assist community safety by arresting criminals and responding to emergencies, as well as many other responsibilities.
FBI Agent
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The FBI conducts investigations in a number of areas of criminal activity such as drug trafficking, fraud against the government, terrorism, organized crime, interstate criminal activity, bank robbery, kidnapping, financial crime, air piracy and more.
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