Forensic Psychology Careers--Crime Analyst
A Psychology degree can lead to a career as a Crime Analyst
A job as a Crime Analyst could result from your Psychology degree. These analysts work in law enforcement to study criminal patterns. By studying this data, Crime Analyst work to predict crime patterns, analyze long-term crime problems for law enforcement, and assist national and international agencies with gathering intelligence. As a Psychology major, you will have the research skills necessary to work as a Crime Analyst. In addition,if you were able to gain research experience (including data analysis) in a lab you will be in a better position to secure this type of job.
Salary Information
payscale.com lists the average yearly income for a Crime Analyst at $47,500.
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Forensic Psychology Careers--Investigative Researcher
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Forensic Psychology Careers--Court Liaison
Click on the links below to read about other Forensic Psychology careers that require a Master's or Doctoral Degree in Psychology: