ANTHROPOLOGYis
the study of who we are and how we came to be that way.The study of anthropology helps individuals
learn to observe, record, and describe intricate social
behaviors and the underlying reasons through data collecting
methods.It also provides individuals with understanding of ethnic and cultural
differences, which will help qualify for positions in
various career fields.
Anthropologist
Archivist
Art Conservator
Behavioral Science Advisor
College Professor
Counselor
Cultural Resource Manager
Curator
Educator
Ethnologist
Field Archaeologist
Foreign Affairs Officer
Genealogist
Medical Anthropologist
Museum Education Director
Museum Exhibit Designer
Museum Technician
Paleontologist
Product Developer
Researcher
Tour Guide
Translator
Typical
Employers/Work Settings
Agencies
Archives
Colleges/Universities
Consulting Firms
Cultural Agencies
Department of Interior
Government Agencies
HIstoric Preservation
Offices
Historical Societies
International Businesses
Museums
National Park Services
Research Institutes
Research Laboratories
According to the
National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE)
Spring 2007 Salary Survey, beginning salaries for graduates
with a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology, on an average,
start at about $30,000 per year. Link To UNF Academic program
The Department
of Sociology
and Anthropology
at the University of North Florida offers a Bachelor
of Arts in Anthropology.This program is designed to provide the student
with the skills needed to connect different societies
and to help others understand the issues of cultural
difference and behavior.
