Anthropology (cultural/physical) career

Thread starter SizarieldoR
Start date Jun 13, 2008
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An anthropology degree opens up various career paths, including roles in research, education, cultural resource management, and social services. Graduates often pursue jobs in museums, non-profit organizations, and governmental agencies, focusing on cultural analysis, community development, or policy-making. Many students in anthropology programs express interest in applying their skills in fields such as public health, international development, and market research. Seeking advice from those with direct experience in anthropology-related careers can provide more tailored insights into job opportunities and industry expectations.

Jun 13, 2008

SizarieldoR

Well, once I have gotten my anthropology degree, what jobs can I get me?

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Jun 13, 2008

oedipa maas

What do other people in your classes want to do when they finish up?

PS - not that folks on physicsforums.com don't occasionally give good advice, but you might try putting your question to people who are more familiar with the skills acquired by studying anthropology.

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