Social Sciences

Criminal justice is an interdisciplinary field that could take you in any number of directions. Of course, you could use a degree in criminal justice to help start a career in law enforcement — but that's just the tip of the iceberg.

Whether you have a PhD or a high school diploma, you can launch a meaningful career in the field of psychology. From research to crisis counseling and advocacy to human resources, there are many directions you can take to build a future in helping others.

Caseworkers are dedicated professionals who work in a variety of academic and disciplinary backgrounds. They work closely with individuals and families, managing their cases in a way that successfully connects them with various forms of assistance and social services. 

With a degree in psychology, you can use core skills such as research, decision-making and communication to work in a vast array of fields, including social services, criminal justice, business and more. Use your degree level and interests to help narrow down which of these careers is right for you.