Career Paths in Anthropology
The Anthropology major provides students with an understanding of human society in terms of its biological and cultural aspects in the widest historical and comparative framework. This major provides a useful background for students interested in careers in education, research, government service, and other employment where a knowledge of human relations is important.
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| Administrator, Social Welfare Alcohol and Drug Abuse Assistance Coordinator Anthropologist Archeologist Cottage Parent Archivist (Historical) Camp Director Caseworker, Family Clergy Member (Religious Leader) Clinical Sociologist Community Organization Worker Community Worker Congressional Aide (Government) Fund-Raiser Funds Development Administrator |
Historian Historic Site Administrator Intelligence Agent, Technological Espionage International Peacekeeping Negotiator Lawyer Legislative Assistant Lobbyist Peace Corp Worker Political Scientist Recreational Leader Scientific Linguist Social Services Volunteer (VISTA) (AMERICORP) Social Worker Sociologist Urban and Regional Planner |
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