Sociology & Anthropology Careers
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Options
Career paths are boundless with a degree in sociology and anthropology.
People with liberal arts degrees are no strangers to the question, “What are you going to do with that?” Your answer: "Anything I want to!" A degree in sociology and anthropology gives you an abundant fund of knowledge to pursue professions in fields like law, education, journalism, social services and more.
22% Job Growth
Employment of market research analysts is projected to grow 22% through 2030.
$61,190
Get into any field with this degree – including anthropology. The median salary for anthropologists is $61,190.
Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2022
A Career & A Calling
Your degree isn’t just about a career – it’s also about continuous learning to improve yourself and your community.
Career Options
- Human Rights Officer
- Housing Coordinator
- Lawyer
- Sales Representative
- Journalist
- Market Researcher
- Family Planner
- Admissions Counselor
- Teacher
- Economic Analyst
- Legislative Aide
- Human Resources Manager
Your Educational Evolution
Your bachelor’s degree is a ticket. But a master’s degree gets you to the express lane. You’ll have more options, earn a higher potential salary and meet the requirements for some fields, such as law and academia.
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Meet Professor Ray Hutchison, Chair of Sociology & Anthropology. His areas of interest are on urban studies, street gangs, race and ethnicity, and immigration. He's also an expert at navigating our program. Got a question? He can help!