Anthropology

Anthropology is the study of the cultural, historical, physical, and linguistic behavior of people from all parts of the globe both in the past and the present. It allows students to develop an appreciation for all the ways of life that exist or have existed on our planet and to understand how they came into being, how they interact, and how they change. Anthropology offers a broad background in holistic and engaged research methods such as ethnography that are widely used in interior design, product design, architecture, city planning, organizational studies, marketing, and many other fields.

Related career titles

Administration
Archeologist
Archivist
College and University Professor*
Cultural Anthropologist
Cultural Resource Management (CRM)
Curator
Editor
Ethnologist
Forensic Anthropologist
Genealogist
Healthcare Manager
Historic Preservationist
Human Rights Advocate
Human Service Assistant
International Development/Affairs
International Health
Lawyer*
Law enforcement
Linguistic anthropologist
Management Consultant
Manager
Market Researcher
Organizational Development
Physical anthropologist
Product Designer
Public Health Educator
Scientific linguist
Sociologist
Social Impact Assessment
Social science analyst
Travel Agent
Training Manager
Writer

*Additional training needed for these occupations

Related anthropology links

K-State Anthropology Program
http://www.ksu.edu/sasw/anth

American Anthropological Association
https://www.americananthro.org/

Society for Applied Anthropology
https://www.appliedanthro.org/

Society for American Archaeology
http://www.saa.org