Anthropologists are engaging in applied work outside of the academy particularly in the areas of Public Practice, Public Interest, and Engaged Anthropology. Anthropologists are skilled advisors, evaluators, decision makers, researchers, project managers, producers of knowledge, policy makers, and advocates for those with less access to policy and decision making.. The major also prepares students for graduate school in anthropology, public policy, urban planning, health administration, and several other areas.
- Health and Medicine
- Social Services
- Education
- Museums and Cultural Heritage
- International Development
- Forensic Science
- Environmental Concerns
- Disaster Relief
- User Experience Research
- Community Development
