Click here to visit the Anthropology Department website. By studying different cultures and races, anthropology majors can gain understanding and insight into groups and their behaviors. Anthropology majors take courses on research design and data analysis and have the ability to use and analyze information from texts and field observations. They are familiar with both quantitative and qualitative research methods and can use the latest software to analyze data. Strong writing and speaking skills are developed through class participation and written assignments.
Majors learn how other cultures communicate with one another.
By analyzing different aspects of culture, anthropology majors develop a better understanding of the society in which they live. Finding a Job in Anthropology Offers a summary of anthropology careers, as well as career information Anthropology Resources on the Internet Features links to anthropology resources, journals, associations, and career news Anthropologists at Work Offers responses to student questions about anthropology careers as well as suggestions for further reading on training and careers in anthropology. NAPA Offers a link to the NAPA Mentor Program that provides career assistance to anthropology students, advice on developing networks, and suggestions on specialized training. Summary of a Workshop American Anthropology Association Lists job openings and information on careers in Anthropology. Careers in Anthropology An essay written by the American Anthropology Association.