Criminal Justice Careers
Accountants in Law Enforcement
Accountants are in high demand at many law enforcement agencies. Whether you are already a CPA or just looking into an accounting career in law enforcement we can help point you in the right direction, from the FBI to just finding out what it takes to become a CPA. To learn more click here now.
Arson Investigator/ Fire Investigator
Many arson and fire investigators started off in law enforcement and with investigation experience began to specialize in fire and arson investigation by taking courses in these areas. Earning a criminal justice degree is often a requirement and will help you gain some of the necessary skills and knowledge you'll need to be successfull....Read more about arson and fire investigator careers.

ATF Agent Career
Agents for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives or ATF work under the umbrella of the U.S. Treasury Department. A job as an ATF Agent involves investigating violations of laws governing the possession and sale of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives....Read more about an ATF Agent Career

Bailiff Career
A bailiff provides the courtroom and its occupants with security by making sure they are safe. They search for from hidden bombs, guns, or other items that may pose as a danger.....Read more about a Bailiff career

Border Patrol Agent Career
The United States Border Patrol is a federal agency that works closely with the US Customs and Border Protection agency. The US Border Patrol falls under the umbrella of the Department of Homeland Security....Read more about a Border Patrol Agent career

CIA Agent Career
The job of a CIA Agent is glamorized on TV and in the movies, not to say that it isn’t a glamorous job, it is in many ways, but it is a dangerous career path and agents do die in the line of action....Read more about a CIA Agent career

Corrections Officer Career
Over the past several years, the law enforcement field has grown impressively. One particular area of growth has been within the Department of Corrections. The majority of correction officers are employed in state and federal prisons....Read more about a Corrections Officer Career

Crime Scene Investigator Career
As a crime scene investigator, you can expect to be called on to the scene of complex crimes including those such as home invasion, burglary, armed robbery, homicides, and sexual assault. You must be prepared to work any time of the day or night whenever and wherever a crime occurs....Read more about a Crime Scene Investigator career

Criminalist Career
The main role of the criminalist is to objectively examine physical evidence. Using analytical skills and practical experience, the criminalist separates important evidence from that having little or no value. Read more about a Criminalist career.

Customs Agent Career
As a U.S. Customs Agent you will be working for the Treasury Department. Your duties as a Customs Agent will be enforcement of importing and exporting laws by examining luggage, shipments, ships, aircraft, people, cars and other vehicles for contraband....Read more about a Customs Agent career

DEA Agent Career
DEA Special Agents come from a variety of backgrounds and enforce controlled substances laws and regulations of the United States of America. DEA Agents bring to justice the organizations that are involved in terrorism, controlled substance growing, manufacturing and distribution....Read more about a DEA Agent Career

FBI Agent Career
The FBI was founded in 1908 and has, since then, evolved into the one of the most specialized and sophisticated investigative agencies in the world. The primary goal of the FBI is to provide national security to the citizens of the United States....Read more about a FBI Agent career

Department of Fish and Game Career
A career with the Department of Fish and Game is challenging and rewarding at the same time. As long as you are creative, energetic and have at least an associate degree you’ll find a job and make a nice living....Read more about a Department of Fish and Game career

Forensic Nursing Career
If you are a licensed RN that is interested in pursuing a career as both a victim advocate and crime solver, a forensic nursing program may be the right choice for you....Read more about a Forensic Nursing career

Forensic Psychology Career
If you are interested in pursuing a career in Forensic Psychology, you will have to make psychology and criminal justice the focus of your education. Very few educational institutions offer a Forensic Psychology Degree exclusively, but Kaplan University offers a fully accredited BS in Criminal Justice Forensic Psychology online....Read more about a Forensic Psychology career

Fish and Game Warden
Fish and Game Wardens are most often commissioned peace officers in the state they work. Fish and Game Wardens patrol lakes, rivers, beaches, wetlands, coastlines, deserts and the back country. The primary duty of a fish and game warden is to enforce the Fish and Wildlife code in their state and to also enforce all boating, hunting and fishing laws of the state. Read more about a Game Warden Career.

Fraud Investigator and Fraud Examiner
As a Fraud Investigator, you will conduct civil and criminal investigations. Fraud investigators interview complainants, employers and witnesses, research records and obtain documentation related to personnel, medical and other evidence pertinent to the case. Read more about a Fraud Investigator/Examiner career.

Homeland Security Career
Typical jobs for graduates with a Homeland Security Degree include Law Enforcement, FBI, ATF, Secret Service, DEA, INS, Border Patrol, and Homeland Security Officer with the Department of Homeland Security....Read more about a Homeland Security career

Immigration Enforcement Agent Career
The primary duties of Immigration and Customs Enforcement are to enforce customs and immigration laws, protect federal facilities and protect commercial airlines....Read more about an Immigration Enforcement Agent career

Paralegal Career
Paralegal career opportunities are projected to grow much faster than average for all occupations through 2014. Employers are trying to cut costs while increasing the availability of legal services by hiring paralegals to do the work that traditionally was done by lawyers....Read more about a Paralegal career

Parole Officer
Are you interested in counseling and helping rehabilitate parolees? A parole officer career is a rewarding, yet challenging job that requires long hours. You will work in dangerous situations and not always find the outcome you were hoping for. Click here to learn more about a career as a parole officer.

Penologist Career
A penologist works in the prison system, has direct contact with inmates and is involved in inmates' rehabilitation and return to society. A penologist is involved in inmate self help programs, prison architecture, prison and jail management and the treatment of the offenders in prison...Read more about a Penologist career

Police Detective Career
In local, state and federal police related departments a police detective’s job description includes maintaining law and order, collecting evidence and conducting investigations....Read more about a Police Detective career

Police Officer Career
In most local or city police departments a uniformed police officer’s job is to patrol a given geography and respond to calls. Many times the job requires the directing of traffic, investigating a crime or aiding a victim of an accident or crime....Read more about a Police Officer career

Private Security Officer Career
Private security is a rapidly growing career area with various opportunities for employment. Private security officers provide protection to individuals and private businesses....Read more about a Private Security Officer career

Probation Officer
Probation officers work in the court and corrections field. The job is challenging and rewarding at the same time. Earnings are good, especially in more populated areas. Job growth in the field is solid and projected to grow steadily. Read more about a career as a probation officer.

Secret Service Agent Career
Secret Service Agents work under the Department of Homeland Security. Prior to 2003 the Secret Service used to fall under the department of the treasury. Secret Service Agents still have primary jurisdiction over counterfeiting of US currency, treasury bonds and notes....Read more about a Secret Service Agent career

Sheriff Career
A Sheriff protects life and property through enforcement of local, state, and federal criminal laws, traffic laws, administrative rules, and county ordinances. A sheriff also provides deterrence, detection and investigation of crimes and apprehension of criminal suspects....Read more about a Sheriff career

Substance Abuse Counselor
A substance abuse counselor in the corrections field will set up programs for those inmates, parolees and offenders on probation to help alleviate their addiction. Learn more about a substance abuse counselor career here.

US Marshal Career
The US Marshals Service is an organization within the United States Department of Justice. They are a federal police and law enforcement agency....Read more about a US Marshal career

TSA Screener
As a TSA screener you will perform a variety of duties related to providing security and protection of air travelers, airports and aircraft. Read more about a TSA Screener career.

Completing a program will not guarantee you a position with a company or government agency. The prospective employers may require additional certifications, experience, and / or a four year degree.
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