What kind of jobs can criminal justice majors get?
Criminal justice majors often take courses in psychology, sociology, philosophy and political science as part of their curriculum so they can find jobs that combine these fields and criminal justice. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the opportunities in criminal justice was expected to grow faster than average from 2008 to 2018.CaseworkerCriminal justice majors can work as caseworkers at social services agencies. Caseworkers often meet with clients to determine if they qualify for government benefits such as Section 8 housing, food stamps and vouchers to assist with utility bills. Caseworkers also counsel troubled families.Research AssistantFor students who enjoy researching social and political issues, they should consider a career as a research assistant. Research assistants work in the government, education and social sciences and their duties include gathering interviews, analyzing data and occasionally publishing their findings in journals.Administrative SectorAdm
