What jobs are available with a degree in criminology and minor in chemistry?

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The best route to becoming a crime scene investigator is to become involved with law enforcement. Although some police departments do hire civilian CSIs, most are looking for investigators with a policing background. To be qualified you would need at least an associate?s degree, however many police departments do require applicants to have a bachelor?s degree.

Requirements to become a crime scene investigator are agency specific, so it is important to contact the hiring employer to see what you can do to be better qualified for the job. In general, the more college education and experience you have, the more attractive you are to hiring police departments.

You should be well off with your criminology degree, and the minor in chemistry will definitely be beneficial. Try contacting a local police department and get some experience in the field by volunteering as an auxiliary officer. You will most likely need to attend a police academy, so acting as a volunteer can help you get your foot in the door.

Best of luck!