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An investigative journalist perhaps. lol…sorry….it just sparked my funny bone because you may have just answered your own question.
Or not…
Hmmm….I would think any journalism courses would suit the bill.
Also, a technical writer (in high demand and excellent pay!). This kind of writing is very precice, but would combine the 2.
Writing for medical journals.
Being a legal investigator (oh gosh, I’m sorry, the title totally escapes me)..but someone who researches and then writes about the legal aspects for a lawyer.
I just think getting your journalism degree you would then find a field you are passionate about and use your investigative skills.
GO FOR IT!
These are jobs that won’t become obsolete and are well paying and in demand.
Wish I could think of more….I’m sure you’ll get lots of answers here though.
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By Smiling_ on Feb 17, 2010

Become a non-fiction author or historical novelist. Journalism also combines the two. Almost any writing career can involve investigation. Or, become a criminal investigator and use those ideas to write crime fiction.

By Starligh on Feb 18, 2010

Law enforcement.

By ted j on Feb 18, 2010