Anthropology
Anthropology
Anthropology is the study of human societies and cultures and their development. Anthropology studies both past and present societies.
Our anthropology program offers anthropology for transfer (AA-T) degrees, and social and behavioral sciences associate's degrees and certificates.
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Connect with a CounselorCareer options for students who get a degree in anthropology include: criminology, development studies, journalism, marketing, and more options! Anthropology students gain special understanding of human relations and expertise for jobs involving international or cross-cultural work, and social and ethnic diversity. Anthropologists are qualified to suggest, plan and implement policies affecting people, and identify needs for change. Check out the local career data on this page and schedule a career counseling appointment today!
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