Anthropology (cultural/physical) career

[SizarieldoR]

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

 

[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.

 

[charng]

As an anthropologist, you have a wide range of career options in both cultural and physical anthropology. In cultural anthropology, you could work in fields such as community development, international aid, public health, education, or social work. You could also pursue a career in market research, cultural resource management, or museum curation.

In physical anthropology, you could work in fields such as forensic anthropology, human genetics, primatology, or archaeology. You could also work in areas related to health and medicine, such as public health research or epidemiology.

Additionally, your skills in research, critical thinking, and cross-cultural communication make you a valuable asset in various industries, including business, government, and non-profit organizations.

Overall, the possibilities are endless with an anthropology degree, and it ultimately depends on your interests and career goals. I would recommend exploring internships and networking opportunities in your desired field to gain hands-on experience and make connections for potential job opportunities.