Anthropology
Study people throughout time in all their cultural, social, and biological complexity and earn a minor that's a great addition to any program.
Anthropology is a broadly focused interdisciplinary minor widely recognized for its cross-cultural and holistic approach towards better understandings of biological and cultural diversity within and between human populations. Introductory courses in the minor provide a foundation in cultural anthropology and pre-historic civilizations. Upper-division courses variously examine the relationship between culture and the environment, health, education, religion, human nature, sex, gender, and race and ethnicity. Remain an open-minded, but critical, lifelong learner. The minor is helpful for almost any career.
Related Careers
• Anthropology teacher, postsecondary, $98,940
• Social scientist, $94,560
• Anthropologist, $68,310
• Archeologist, $68,310
• Museum technician and conservator, $52,820
• Curator, $67,490
• Librarian curator and archivist, $56,750
Career data and salary information is from U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
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