Alumni

Graduates of the Sociology program at Clemson are engaged in a wide array of pursuits. Many of the areas anthropologists study intersect with numerous career possibilities: e.g., forensics, international business and marketing, sustainable agriculture, eco-tourism, cross-cultural health and nutrition, artificial intelligence, cross-cultural communication styles, historic preservation, and museum studies.  Most anthropologically-related positions come to those with an advanced degree, but even a minor in anthropology offers a new way of looking at human behavior.

Here are just a few of the careers undertaken by Anthropology Minor graduates of this department:

• Peace Corps Volunteer
• State Park Ranger
• Primate Research Lab Assistant
• Chamber of Commerce Manager
• Personnel Management
• State Highway Dept. Archaeologist
• International Business Translator
• High School Social Studies Teacher
• Social Science Reference Librarian
• Halfway House Supervisor
• Early Childhood Interventionist
• Forensic Psychologist

If you are a graduate of our program, please update us on your career path.

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