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What jobs exist in the anthropology field?
11-27-2012, 06:58 AM
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What jobs exist in the anthropology field?
What careers exist in the anthropology field?
ive been researching college majors, and anthropology has really caught my eye. id be interested in archeology and sociology as welll. but i was wondering what jobs would exist? and if its a field with many job oppurtunities?

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11-27-2012, 07:07 AM
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Of coure, there are many jobs you can get being an anthropologist



Social researcher ----- designs and manages research projects, carries out field work, writes and presents reports, bids for new projects. Employed in higher education, government and research institutes.

International aid/development worker ------- focuses on meeting the needs of people in communities in the developing world. Development projects may be in fields such as water, sanitation, urban/rural/small business development, health or agriculture,

Charity officer ----- varied role which can include applying for grants, administration, budget setting, dealing with volunteers, fundraising, PR and providing advice or information.

Local government officer ----- responds to the administrative needs of individual departments, assists in the formulation of policies and procedures, and advises on and coordinates their implementation. Relevant departments include housing, transport, leisure, education, environment and others.

- works alongside a community disadvantaged by gender, age, ethnicity etc. to foster improvement by training, advocacy and liaising with other agencies.

Market researcher ---- collects and analyses information on behalf of organisations such as businesses, governments and charities. Analyses consumer opinions and collects data from a variety of sources to enable organisations to make informed decisions.


Jobs where your degree would be useful

Social worker ----- varied and wide-ranging career assisting those who are disadvantaged or are experiencing difficulties. Clients might be children, older people, offenders or those with special needs. A non-judgemental approach is essential.

International organisations administrator ----- plans programmes for organisations, many of which have strong connections, if not formal associations, with the United Nations (UN). Not normally a first job, although some organisations offer young professional schemes or internships.

Advertising account planner ------ combines the attitudes and interests of consumers, clients and creatives to help produce effective advertising. Acting as the voice of the consumer within an agency, planners use research data to identify ideal audiences and optimum methods of communication.

Higher education lecturer ----- teaches undergraduates and postgraduates through lectures, tutorials and seminars. Usually employed as a specialist and expected to do research and publish.

Civil service fast streamer ----- works in policy-making or general administration. Opportunities exist across a variety of government departments including the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.

Human resources officer ----- organises and implements policies for employee planning, recruitment, training and welfare.

Race relations officer ----- involved in race-related issues in education, employment and welfare. Addresses racial discrimination by devising and monitoring policies.

Public relations officer ---- uses all forms of media and communication to build, maintain and manage the reputation of organisations ranging from public bodies or services to businesses and voluntary organisations. The aim is to manage reputation in order to gain understanding and support, and influence opinion and behaviour

Museum/gallery conservator ---- acquires, cares for, develops, displays and interprets a collection of artefacts or works of art in order to inform, educate and entertain the public. Broad-ranging career, which includes aspects such as public relations, marketing, fundraising, and education and access activities.

Good luck!

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11-27-2012, 07:07 AM
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There are many facets of anthropology, including social, biological,cultural. It is the study of humanity, and you can't get any broader than that.
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