Showing posts with label Criminologist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Criminologist. Show all posts

Sunday, 20 July 2014

Criminology ethics

Criminologists, like any other professionals, should act within a code of practice otherwise known as ethics. This is especially important when conducting research and human study. The information below is taken from a britsoccrim pdf.

Via.britsoccrim


Sunday, 2 March 2014

What jobs can you do with a criminology degree?

Criminology is perhaps one of the most interesting subjects you can study for a degree in, even better there are a multitude of jobs that your Criminology degree would be useful for...

  1. Police force- as Criminology focuses on understanding crime and how it affects society any role in the Police force would be a good career for putting things learnt during your degree into practice. 
  2. MI5/MI6- Similar to the Police force these areas focus on some aspects of Criminology. Although the website does say they can't specify what personal characteristics they are looking for, you may find something like this an interesting career (and as long as you're over 21- which you will be by the time you finish your degree and gained at least a 2:1 it is possible).
  3. Immigration officer/ Prison officer/ Probation officer- Anything to do with the Criminal Justice System will be beneficial with your degree in Criminology.
  4. Social worker/ Youth worker- A background in the understanding of crime as well as a little extra training makes this viable options for anyone with a Criminology degree. 
  5. Lawyer- As Law and Criminology go hand in hand, with a conversion course you can turn your non-law degree of Criminology into a Law degree to become a qualified solicitor. 
  6. Criminologist- This career focuses on ways to prevent crime and includes analysing data and crime statistics in order to make sure the prevention methods are effective.
  7. Any- don't feel as though that whatever you choose your degree in will be your career for the rest of your life. A degree shows that you are at a certain academic standard and with the right training and work experience you can get a job in almost any area you wish!
If you want to check out even more options for a Criminology degree please see the Prospects website, linked here

Friday, 28 February 2014

Welcome to the new Law & Criminology blog

Looking for information on a criminology degree? Well, you've come to the right place! Law and Criminology go hand in hand, use the navigation bar at the top of the page or the search bar to the left to find what you're looking for. 

And if it isn't there, drop me an email and I'll get a post up on that topic as soon as possible for you and notify you when its been published. Simple!!