Anthropologist

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Duties and Responsibilities:  the study of various aspects of humans within past and present societies

Salary: $61, 220 USD

Education: Master's degree

Demands or Needs: written communication, analytical skills, oral communication, time management.

Reflection: I think it would be an interesting career to have . I think that it would be cool to be one for a while because I feel like I would want a different career.




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