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$75K/yr
Average Salary
6 years
Years of Education
Stable
Job Growth
Many
Total Jobs
Studies human cultures, languages and material remains, in academia, government, museums and cultural-resource management.
$45K
Starting
$75K
Average
$105K
Senior
High School Diploma or GED
Foundation requirement for all pathways
Master's Degree in Anthropology
Typically 6 years
Start your career
Entry-level positions and internships
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Field
Humanities & Social Sciences
Required Degree
Master's Degree
Time in School
6 years
Job Demand
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Pay range
$45K–$105K
10th–90th percentile
Job growth
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projection unavailable
Number of jobs
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Typical duties
Detailed duties for this role are not currently tracked by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. See methodology notes below.
DATA-8 batch 1: wages are BLS OEWS May 2024 national A_PCT10-A_PCT90 for SOC 19-3091 (Anthropologists and Archeologists). Entry typically requires a master's, so years_of_education is 6 on the postsecondary scale; the undergraduate major itself is ordinary (direct).