Where Do Biological Anthropologists Work?
Most Biological Anthropologists Teach and Do Research at Universities and Colleges Around the Country. Some Teach in High Schools, as Well. Others Work for...
Most biological anthropologists teach and do research at universities and colleges around the country. Some teach in high schools, as well. Others work for various state and federal government agencies, and still others are privately employed.
What jobs can you get with a biological anthropology degree?
- CAREERS IN BIOLOGICAL. ANTHROPOLOGY. ...
- • primatology. • paleoanthropology. ...
- Teaching at a community college (teaching focus) Teaching in a university (research focus) ...
- Research. ...
- Museums (collections, education, and research) ...
- BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY- ...
- • Analyzing crime scene. ...
- • Analysis of ancient DNA.
Where do anthropologists work?
Anthropologists and archeologists typically work in research organizations, government, and consulting firms. Although most work in offices, some analyze samples in laboratories or do fieldwork.
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