ISCO Occupation Group 2632.4 Criminologist
From Open Risk Manual
Definition
Criminologist: Criminologists study conditions pertaining to humans such as the social and psychological aspects that could lead them to commit criminal acts. They observe and analyse different factors ranging from behavioural conditions up to social background and environment of suspects in order to advise organisations on the prevention of crime.
Essential Skills
- Psychology
- Analyse Legal Evidence
- Statistics
- Criminology
- Anthropology
- Review Criminal Acts
- Scientific Research Methodology
- Mathematics
- Criminal Law
- Perform Scientific Research
- Use Data Processing Techniques
- Apply Knowledge Of Human Behaviour
- Apply Scientific Methods
- Apply Statistical Analysis Techniques
- Sociology
Optional Skills
- Develop Criminology Theories
- Write Scientific Papers
- Apply Teaching Strategies
- Develop Security Concepts
- Observe Human Behaviour
- Present Evidence
- Manage Database
- Write Research Proposals
- Interview People
- Demography
- Legal Research
- Assist Police Investigations
- Advise On Legal Decisions
- Examine Crime Scenes
- Monitor Security Measures
- Document Interviews
- Create Criminal Profiles
- Document Evidence
Alternative Names
- Criminology Science Researcher
- Criminology Research Scientist
- Criminology Researcher
- Criminology Studies Researcher
- Criminology Scientist
- Criminology Studies Scientist
- Criminologists
- Criminology Studies Scholar
- Criminology Studies Research Scientist
- Criminology Scholar
