Anthropology and Geography graduates work in diverse and impactful jobs and industries that help address social, economic, health, and environmental challenges around the world. Our alumni work in anthropology and geography careers across government, nonprofit and service organizations, business and industry, and higher education and research.

Many graduates also find "non" anthropology and geography careers in resource management and conservation, social services, biological sciences, human resources, media and communications, and jobs where employers seek candidates who can value cultural diversity, think critically, analyze data, and write and communicate effectively on complex and technical ideas.