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Career Outlook

Our graduates have become successful in many fields

Some anthropology alumni work as forensic anthropologists in crime labs, cultural attach茅s in foreign countries, and archaeologists at sites like "Jamestown Rediscovery." Others work in medical examiner offices, archaeological digs, or even the FBI.

Anthropology also helps alumni succeed in business, marketing, and non-profit work. Plus, many alumni have moved into healthcare fields like becoming doctors, physical therapists, or occupational therapists.

    An anthropology degree is flexible and gives you the skills for a wide variety of positions.  Below are positions held and graduate programs our alumni are enrolled in:

      • Assistant Professor
      • Agricultural Liaison officer
      • Social Worker
      • Crisis Worker
      • Museum Technician
      • Community Director
      • Deputy Clerk
      • Lead Clinical Data Manager
      • RN
      • Criminal Defense Investigator
      • Tribal Historic Preservation Officer
      • Police officer
      • Crime Scene Technician
      • Biorepository Laboratory Technician
      • Lead Solutions Engineer
      • Medicolegal Death Investigator
      • Cultural Resource Management Field Supervisor
      • Clinical Study Manager
      • Intelligence Analyst
      • Director of Tourism
      • Software Developer
      • Professional Brewer
      • Medical Lab Technician
      • Texas State University
      • University of Tennessee
      • Illinois State University
      • Georgia State University
      • Indiana University
      • California State University-Chico
      • College of William and Mary
      • Michigan State University
      • University of Toronto
      • Mercyhurst University
      • University of Nevada-Las Vegas