What is the best undergraduation degree to pursue CRIMINOLOGY in Masters level?
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Sociology is a great option! \n\nAny undergrad degree in the arts and letters is good choice if she wants a graduate degree in Criminology.\n\nAs for careers, she can work as a counselor in a correctional facility or a state hospital. She can work as a counselor for a county agency. She can work for the government, be it local, state or federal.
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The post-masters graduate certificate is a degree level that is intermediate between the masters degree and the doctorate. It became popular in education careers where promotions or job grades depended in part on educational level. They recognized this "sixth year" degree level as one year of study beyond the master's degree. You also sometimes see it referred to as a "specialist's" degree because some of the early post-masters degrees were Educational Specialist (Ed.S.) degrees. Other common names are Certificate of Advanced Study or Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study. \n\nThe utility of the post-masters certificate depends on what field you are in and why you want the degree. Some fields of study have the specialist level as the entering level for certification or licensure (school psychology, for example), in which case you would find it vital. Some fields (counseling, for example) might have the level of training required for licensure at the equivalent of the post-masters certificate level (60 semester hours) in which case having the certificate would be an advantage if you want to get licensed. Some fields allow you to specialize after taking a post masters certificate (i.e. Infant Mental Health Nursing) in which case the certificate is very useful. On the other hand, some fields really require a doctorate (most college teaching, for example) in which case the post-masters certificate, while good to have, won't fulfil the occupational requirement.\n\nI think the post-masters certificate is nice if you are working toward continuing education as it can help you make a more systematic study in your area of interest, and it appears that you have met a more unified goal than just taking courses.\n\nHope this helps.
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i would get a criminology degree from college if i were you because you will have more opportunties and then go to police academy...but i dont think a college degree is neccessary
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You can get a Masters in public policy, public administration, business, public affairs, social policy, public health, sociology, communications, philosophy, political science, international affairs, or education. You could also get a law degree, but that is not considered a Masters.\n\nGood Luck!
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You can try out the following lines-\nCommerce: \nMBA(the hot cake of the market right now.)\nScience:\nMicrobiology\nArts:\nSansktit Master Degree.\nThe above are the lines which have the most number of oppurtunities right now in the market.
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If you want to go to the crime scene and collect evidence, you'd pretty much need to become a police officer and major in criminal justice.\n\nIf you want to work in the lab and analyze the data, you'd want to major in forensic chemistry (usually offered as a separate chemistry major, sometimes with a biology department)\n\nIf you want to do autopsies, you need to go for your M.D.\n\nNo job will have you do everything, probably because it's inefficient to have an M.D. doing all that work AND there is a conflict of interest. (It's easier to prosecute if 5 independant people analyze the evidence)
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Criminology is the study of crime,criminals ,their\nbehavior, also corrections.\nPeople confuse the term Criminology with Criminalist,\nwhich is the collection of physical evidence.The programs\nsuch as CSI are showing Criminalists.
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Some schools do offer associates degrees in criminology and or criminal justice.   You could always work at police stations/jails as a  attendent (guarding the prisoners) and you won't need a degree..work for a while and they will pay you to go to school..  Check with your local jails/courthouses and ask them ..They would know more than we would..we don't know where you live or anything about that area.
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Get a Masters in Psych
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first of all you need to do college courses in criminology, psychology, possibly forensic studies. Your salary will depend on who you were with, e.g. correctional services, government, private. You need experince and liscensure  before you can call youself a criminolgst.
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The University of Missouri is generally considered one of the top programs in journalism at the master's degree level, although there are many great schools across the country. A master's in journalism is not a necessity to work in the industry, but is a definite prerequisite if you are interested in teaching, especially at the university level.
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with a criminology degree you can work for any type of law enforcement agency.  With psychology you can do research, or be  a counselor.  If you are attending a college, they should have some sort of list of what types of jobs are usually filled with different types of degrees.
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If you are interested in a career in law enforcement, Albany NY has one of the best schools of criminal justice in the nation. The FBI requires a masters degree, however your degree need not be in a law related field. Lawyers, computer tech. and CJ majors are just of a few of the degrees the FBI looks for. So does the college really matter..no just the degree.
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You can get your Masters Degree.
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hi! me again, different universities and tech schools require different classes in their particular curriculum. most will require understanding the processes of the police, the courts and corrections. in addition, you will probably take forensic courses, evidence courses, investigation courses and basic law courses. then if you continue for a masters, you will be taking more advanced research classes ans so on...any help, let me know, i put my email address on the other one, but here it is again. kuhner_us@yahoo.com
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most places want a degree in criminology
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I did my degree in Classics and Music with the OU and it worked out about £3000-£3500 over the course of the whole degree.  They do offer financial support towards course fees to those in receipt of low incomes.\n\nHere is a link to the information about Criminology courses:\n\nhttp://www3.open.ac.uk/courses/classifications/law_and_criminology-criminology.shtm