Sociology & Anthropology Careers

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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.

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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.

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Some careers will need a master’s degree, but a bachelor’s degree sets you up for success, no matter your path.

Human Rights Officer
Housing Coordinator
Lawyer
Sales Representative
Journalist
Market Researcher
Family Planner
Admissions Counselor
Teacher
Economic Analyst
Legislative Aide
Human Resources Manager

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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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With numerous published articles, essays and reviews in the likes of Encyclopedia of Prisons and Correctional Facilities and Journal of Men and Masculinities, Professor Andrew Austin has built a successful career. If you need support, he can help!