Career Paths
Students participate in internships and field experience at public law enforcement and justice agencies such as Norfolk, Suffolk, Middlesex, Essex, and Plymouth County District and Superior Courts and Probation Departments, Massachusetts Parole Board, the Massachusetts Department of Correction, Norfolk, Suffolk, Plymouth, Middlesex, and Essex County Sheriff’s Departments, Massachusetts Department of Youth Services, Community Corrections Agencies, Regional Commissions of the Massachusetts Commission on the Status of Women and Girls, Quincy and Weymouth Police Departments, various out of state law enforcement agencies in Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, South Carolina, California, and Florida, as well as private companies including the Boston’s TD Garden, law firms, physical and personal security agencies, and several non-profit community and human service agencies, among others.
Crime Law and Justice students have chosen careers in policing, corrections, law, and federal agencies, and as financial crimes investigators in the banking industry, school adjustment counselors, correction, probation, parole, and court officers, conservation wardens, paralegals, counter-terrorism investigators, border patrol, Marshals, computer crimes investigators, juvenile court clinicians, correctional treatment staff, court advocates, public policy analysts, community agency counselors, residential and transitional program coordinators, human service advocates, social justice grassroots program developers, and many other justice-related professions.
For many students, attending graduate school has been a chosen path after graduation. ENC graduates have attended schools such as Albany Medical College, Salem State University, University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth, Boston, and Lowell, Boston University, MGH Institute of Health Professions, Drexel University, University of New England, Suffolk University, Temple University School of Medicine, College of Staten Island, James Cook University Medical School, Georgia Tech, Northeastern University, Emory University, Indiana University, University of South Alabama, University of Pittsburgh, University of New Hampshire, University of Maryland, Merrimack College, and the University of Vermont.