Waterloo Anthropology graduates often pursue careers in archaeology, advocacy, communications, education, marketing, and research. They commonly work for government, community programs, and a wide variety of businesses.
- Archaeological Field Technician—Stantec
- Field Director—Archaeological Services Inc.
- Heritage Resource Specialist—Government of British Columbia
- Advisor, Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls Commission— RCMP
- Educational Support Advocate— Métis Nation of Ontario
- Coordinator, Indigenous Programs— University of Guelph
- Digital Media Specialist—Communitech
- User Experience Researcher—Thomson Reuters
- Research Ethics Advisor—University of Waterloo
- Director, Communications and Strategic Initiatives — University of Waterloo
Graduates of our program have also gone on to pursue graduate degrees in anthropology, education, geography, law, and sociology.
Learn about the future of careers in the humanities, social sciences, languages, and creative arts.