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Anthropology cultivates the intellectual and practical agility required in a world in which understanding and negotiating international and cross-cultural difference is increasingly a part of everyday life.
A world of possibilities: Policy Analyst, Program Manager, Market
Research Specialist, Corporate Manager, Health Researcher, Cultural
Resource Manager, Archaeological Technician, Museum Manager/Curator,
Preservation Planner, Architectural Historian, Public Historian,
City Planner, Health Data Manager, Community Health Program Manager,
Public Health Evaluation, Public Health Epidemiologist,
Socio-Epidemiology Researcher, Community Health Interventionist,
Assistant Education Development Officer, Development Anthropologist,
Economic Development Officer Anthropologist, Archaeologist,
Archivist, Art conservator, Biographer, Community planner, Cultural
resource preservation, Curator, Ethnologist, Foreign affairs
officer, Genealogist, Health science administrator, High school
teacher, Independent consultant, Librarian, Linguist, Magazine or
journal reporter, Primatologist, Professor, Public health
practitioner, Research assistant, Social services director,
Technical writer, Videographer for ethnographic films ...
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