Anthropologists can start their career in different sectors, like colleges, universities, government agencies, NGOs, business, health and human services. These graduates can also get jobs at private businesses, community organizations, museums, independent research institutes, service organizations, media. In most reputed organizations like, Centers for Disease Control, UNSECO, the World Health Organization (WHO) and world bank. The job roles for Anthropology are Anthropologist Scientist, Medical Researcher, Consultant, Field Investigator, Education Anthropologist, Economic Anthropologist, and Business Anthropologist.

From 2020 to 2030, anthropologists and archaeologists are expected to see a 7% increase in employment. An anthropological education's broad scope makes it ideally adapted to the professional needs of today's world, which prize culturally astute and adaptable individuals. Furthermore, the United States and Canada are without a doubt the best places to study anthropology. The United Kingdom is also a fantastic destination to study anthropology.