“Your profession is not what brings home your weekly paycheck, your profession is what you're put here on earth to do, with such passion and such intensity that it becomes spiritual in calling.”
(Vincent Van Gogh)

Criminology fascinates everyone. Criminal Profiling, the analysis of the crime scene, the study of the motives that push a criminal to act. This, in the common perspective, is the function of the criminologist. Indeed, this is true, but that’s not the only job opportunity for a graduate willing to undertake this path. Here are some alternative career opportunities for a criminologist.
- Consultant for TV series and movies: yes, this type of consultancy is a concrete reality. A criminologist can use his knowledge, his professionalism and his experience for the writing of a screenplay. Let’s think about the countless crime series, thriller and horror films, and crime documentaries.
- Cybersecurity: cybersecurity is a rapidly expanding field, and a solid criminological background can help experts understand the origin of cyber threats.
- Human resources consultant: the knowledge of para-verbal and non-verbal language, which every good criminologist possesses, is very useful in evaluating employees, managers and candidates and to develop effective team-working strategies.
- Business negotiator: understanding human behaviour and knowing how to anticipate the reactions of our interlocutor is a skill, cultivated by every criminologist, which is very useful in the negotiation field.
Podcast by Dr. Arnaldo Lovecchio

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