Do you want to work in forensic science? Use these criminology and criminal justice resources to find out how much forensic science technicians earn, what the job requirements are, and other essential career facts.
Close up of a Hard Drive, representing digital forensics work.
Just What Do Digital Forensics Experts Do and What Can They Earn?
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Learn How to Become a Forensic Scientist
Criminologist studying DNA
The Job of a DNA Analyst—Duties, Salary, and More
A day in the life of a forensic toxicologist: Evaluating determinants and contributing factors in the cause and manner of death, collecting and testing for harmful contaminant in food or the environment, using chemical and biomedical instruments, providing expert testimony
What Does a Forensic Toxicologist Do?
Fingerprint Analyst Job Description: Salary, Skills, & More
Police tape on a crime scene
Learn How You Can Be a Crime Scene Investigator
A day in the life of a forensic document examiner: Examine documents to determine authenticity, identify who made the document, provide courtroom testimony, produce reports of findings
Forensic Document Examiner Job Description: Salary, Skills, & More
Image shows a hand holding a magnifying glass over a few documents, highlighting that there's a small fish drawn into the writing. Text reads: "A day in the life of a forensic accountant: audit internal and external financial documents, apply tax law knowledge, assess losses and potential damage awards, apply knowledge of financial accounting practices, median annual salary: $70,500"
Forensic Accountant Job Description: Salary, Skills, & More
Forensic Anthropologist Job Description: Salary, Skills, & More
 
 
 
 

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