If you’re interested in pursuing a career in criminal justice, there are several professions you can consider besides being a police officer. Some of these roles may be less well-known than others, but they can offer valuable and rewarding work.

For example, you could become a forensic scientist, working to analyze physical evidence to help solve crimes. Alternatively, you could work as a probation officer, helping to monitor and rehabilitate individuals who have been released from prison. Other options include becoming a criminal investigator, a crime analyst, or a victim advocate, to name just a few.

To help you explore your options, The Washington Center has published an informative article that provides detailed information on various career paths in criminal justice. This resource can be a useful starting point as you consider your future in this field.

Read the full article here to learn about different careers in the field of criminal justice.

This is just the beginning

Let’s dive into the exciting world of criminal justice and see what possibilities await you! For additional information, job trends, and resources, check out Explore Law, Public Safety, Corrections & Security featured on our virtual career center, career.uml.edu. From there, feel free to set up an appointment with one of your designated career advisors to discuss your interests and the possible career paths together. The combination of resources and planning support from our office is a great way to ensure you know all of your options and pursue a career that aligns with your passions.