What to do with a degree in anthropology?

Hi, today I´m going to talk about an article that I have read at The Guardian. The article talks about of what you can do with a degree.

A lot of people think that an anthropologist is the person who lives with indigenous people all over the world to study their cultures. However, most graduates go on to careers that differ a lot from this stereotype. Anthropology is a very broad subject and there is not only one profession for anthropologist students. Graduates enter to a variety of professions and their employability will increase as the world becomes more globalized.

An American anthropologist Margaret Mead said that a small group of smart people have the power to change the world, as an anthropologist you could be part of these group of people.

Anthropology is a very peculiar science. It has been described as the most scientific of the humanities and the most humanistic of the sciences. Course contents can be different and they depend of the biological or social focus that has the university. However, you will be equipped with a set of analytical skills that you may be applied to many different jobs.

Social and market research, government and international development are interested in the knowledge of an anthropologist. Also graduates could work in the civil service, conservation and heritage management.  

http://www.guardian.co.uk/money/2010/aug/21/anthropology-degree-career-options?INTCMP=SRCH