If during yours study the idea of becoming an Anthropologist appear in your head, then this is for you. I will give in a very condensed form multiple details that might be what makes you become more interested in becoming an Anthropologist. I am personally writing this in hope to help another person make a more enlightened choice.
Anthropologists study the culture of human and to certain extant other primates. Generally they conduct research to answer questions and test hypotheses about human behavior and culture. Of course, there is a lot of different specialization possible, for example, you can focus on biophysical (also known as forensics), sociocultural, linguistics, or archaeological anthropology.
The work of an Anthropologist is very varied some may work in research organizations, for government, or at consulting firms or maybe becomes a teacher.
On a daily basis, Anthropologists teach and mentor undergraduate and graduate students in anthropology. They explain the origins and physical, social, or cultural development of humans, including physical attributes, cultural traditions, beliefs, languages, resource management practices, and settlement patterns.
Anthropologists can work in a lot of varied place either in school as teacher maybe at home as they are in a contract with a scientific journal maybe in office for the government. Every place has its own unique drawback and advantage as a teacher you got a lot of work to do but better salary, working for the government is horrible if you can't stand politics, but you get good benefit.
You must first earn a bachelor’s degree and then move on to earn a master's degree. All programs include an internship that gives students experience, some may even require you to write a thesis prior to graduating with your degree.To advance beyond entry level positions some earn a doctorate degree. Many aspiring anthropologists work as assistants who conduct ground-level research and write surveys before they have earned advanced degrees.
An Anthropologist makes in average 83k $ in Canada. Entry level is around 62k $ and senior level is around 92k $
First of all, depending and specialization additional work are needed. You also might need to become a teacher so a lot of work can be added.
Anthropologists generally work on contract from one client to another making it hard to have a consistent work life. Maybe for one year you will be doing less than 40 hours a week a work primary in an office but next years you do more than 40 hours a week but work on ground
Its pretty much impossible for anthropologists to be completely replace by robot even in a century.
An anthropologist can retire when he desires depending on the contract that he has with the institution he is working for.
In short, being an anthropologist require a doctoral degree, an inquisitive mind and patience.
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