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Two Dozen Careers In Anthropology
Dive into a comprehensive guide book designed just for you – ‘Two dozen Careers in Anthropology’. Are you intrigued by the captivating world of Anthropology but unsure about the myriad career paths it offers? This eBook is a treasure trove of information for aspiring Anthropology students and scholars. It takes you through the courses-online and offline, universities where they are taught, frequently asked questions, and resources to help you navigate the diverse landscape of career choices.
Crafted from a career conclave that featured enlightening talks by experts in civil services, museology, business, entrepreneurship, and academia, this guide unveils the immense possibilities within Anthropology.
Event Summary
Anthropos India Foundation (AIF) conducted a successful full-day workshop on “Pathways to Two Dozen Careers in Anthropology,” attended by 100 participants from various institutions like IGNOU, North Eastern Hill University, University of Delhi, Punjab University, University of Calcutta, and others. While the majority of participants had an anthropology background, the workshop also attracted individuals from sociology, computer science, political science, and Dalit and Minority Studies.
The workshop aimed to guide participants on achieving their career goals and aligning their skill sets for success. A highlight of the event was the presence of esteemed resource persons from various government and private institutions who shared their professional journeys, challenges, and advice in engaging sessions.
Key Sessions and Resource Persons:
Prof. Amitabh Pande
Spoke on career opportunities in anthropology within the Ministry of Culture, emphasizing the importance of anthropology, fieldwork skills, and interpersonal abilities. He highlighted potential employment in government institutions and related areas.Prof. Kishor Kumar Basa
Delivered a talk on archaeology and careers with the Archaeological Survey of India. He emphasized the interdisciplinary nature of archaeology and the challenges of reconstructing past human cultures, encouraging students to gain practical experience through internships.Prof. Akhila B Ota, IAS (Retd.)
Provided insights on career opportunities with the Tribal Research Institutes, Ministry of Tribal Affairs, UN, and developmental agencies. Prof. Ota stressed the importance of fieldwork and additional skill development for students seeking to enter competitive job markets.Dr. Naresh Vaid
Delivered an inspiring talk on opportunities within Civil Services, particularly in improving tribal communities’ access to healthcare, employment, and finance. He emphasized the need for a strong understanding of society and a positive attitude for creating real change.Dr. Alison Kahn
Spoke about careers in computer science and visual anthropology. She discussed the increasing competition in the job market, the influence of AI on recruitment processes, and the importance of showcasing unique skills in these emerging fields. She encouraged students to adopt a maverick attitude when approaching their work.Dr. Sunita Reddy
Founder and Chairperson of Anthropos India Foundation, Dr. Reddy discussed various other career opportunities in anthropology, encouraging participants to remain connected with AIF to stay engaged in the field.
Event Conclusion and Book Release:
The workshop concluded with a feedback and interaction session, where participants expressed their appreciation for the insightful discussions and practical advice. The event also featured the release of AIF’s “Two Dozen Careers in Anthropology” e-book by Dr. Naresh Vaid.
Participants left the workshop motivated and equipped with valuable guidance to navigate their future career paths in anthropology and related disciplines.
