We need to distinguish between "paranormal investigators" and "parapsychologists". Paranormal investigators may or may not do their work as a profession. Many in fact are amateurs or hobbyists. Those that are working full-time are rare. Many have college educations, but in various fields. There is no college degree for "paranormal investigation" per se. Applicable degrees might be in the sciences or the humanities. But actually coming to learn about paranormal investigation would require self-study and participation in credible investigating groups. Some paranormal investigators become interested in the field as an extension of their regular work as engineers, physicists, psychologists and even police. Parapsychologists are mainly academics. While Parapsychology degrees have been offered at universities all over the world at the Bachelor, Master and PhD levels, they are not very common in the United States today. Most working research parapsychologists (of which there are a few hundred in the entire world) have advanced degrees, generally in psychology, physiology, neurology, or some other field of medicine or general science. Some are degreed in philosophy, education or history as well. Research parapsychologists publish their work in peer-reviewed journals such as the Journal of Parapsychology published by the Rhine Research Institute in Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina (www.rhine.org) in the U.S. The European Parapsychology Journal is a similar peer-reviewed journal in Europe. Parapsychologists also publish in other scientific journals as well.
There are no college requirements to become a paranormal investigator.
Those people engaged in Parapsychology research, which is a different topic, commonly hold advanced degress from Physics, Philosophy, History, Mathematics, Statistics, History and Theology.
Absolutely not!
I teach classes on paranormal and in my intro class I say:
To become a paranormal investigator you must be SICK!
Skeptical
Inquisitive
Creative
Knowledgeable
If you have these qualities than you can be a very good investigator.
There is no educational requirement of any kind to be a paranormal investigator.
No not at all. Genuine Paranormal Investigators do not charge for their services. However you could write books on the subject, but then you would be considered a writer....
You said it! Paranormal Investigator is the most common. Ghost Hunters are less formal. The group I head consider there to be a distinct difference between Paranormal Investigators and Ghost Hunters. Paranormal Investigators investigate all matters of the paranormal and try to work based off of some semblance of a scientific method. Doing field studies, and taking detailed notes and data to later be crunched into a report and sometimes scholarly papers to be written. Ghost hunters are groups of people who get a thrill form finding ghosts.. But to clearly answer your question: Paranormal Investigator, Paranormal Researcher, Psychic Detective (If the investigator claims to be psychic), Ghost Hunter, Parapsychologist (If the investigator has a degree in parapsychology). Those would seem to be the most common.
You can become a private investigator without a college degree at all. Requirements vary according to state. However, it would be very beneficial for you the obtain the degree. Criminal justice would be an appropriate choice for this field, and will open up more doors of opportunity for you in the future.
If by investigator you mean a private investigator, you do not need any particular qualifications. A lot of retired policemen tend to become private investigator, so some skills in detection would be needed.
You would have to be in college for about 6 years to become an astronomer.
You would have attend about 6 years of college before you can become a Astronomer.
Typically not. You have to register with the state to be an investigator and apply for a license. They usually bar people with felony convictions. Also think about it, would you want to hire an investigator that him/herself cannot stay out of trouble themselves.
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it depends, a paranormal entity is paranormal activity because an entity is a figure that you can see through or something like that, but i would say either of them is great
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