1. Anthropology: “the study of humanity”; scientific study of the development of the human species and of its culture…
Anthropology
Physical
Cultural
biological
ethnography
archaeology
linguistics
primatology

2. Working Anthroplogists…. http://www. ssc. uwo
Archaeological Technician
Archivist Assistant
Community Development Officer
Consumer Researcher
Corporate Anthropologist
Cultural Artifact Specialist
Cultural Resource Manager
ESL Teacher
Ethnologist
Exhibit Assistant
Foreign Affairs Officer
Forensic Anthropologist/Specialist
Heritage Assistant
Immigration Officer
Impact Assessment Officer
Journalist
Medical Anthropologist
Multiculturalism Educator
Museum Curator
Provincial Park Interpreter
Policy Analyst/Consultant
Preservation/Restoration Assistant
Probation Officer
Rural Development Officer
Social Service Agency Planner

3. Psychology: the scientific study of human thought and behaviour
Clinical psychologists work with clients/ patients to help them change or understand their behaviour
Institutional psychologists work with organizations to help them understand and improve relationships in that structure (also called social psychologists)
Research and experimental psychologists work to identify patterns in human behaviour over time, in controlled settings or by analyzing data.

4. Working Psychologists…
Addictions Counsellor
Admissions Evaluator
Art Psychologist
Behavior Analyst
Career Counsellor
Child Life Specialist
Community Support Worker
Correctional Officer
Crisis Worker
Drug Abuse & Prevention Educator
ESL Teacher
Family Service Worker
Foreign Service Officer
Fundraising Consultant
Human Resources Specialist
Immigration Officer
Labour Relations Specialist
Market Research Analyst
Mental Health Counsellor
Music Therapist
Probation/Parole Officer
Psychiatric Assistant
Public Relations Specialist
Rehabilitation Counsellor
Residential Youth Counsellor
Social Worker

5. FYI…
While psychologists can help people who have a mental illness , psychologists are not medical doctors- mental illnesses are treated by psychiatrists, doctors who specialize in mental health. If you want to be a “shrink”, you need to go to med school.

6. Sociology: the scientific study of human society; how it is organized and how people behave as groups
WORK
CHURCH
FAMILY
PEER GROUP
SCHOOL
MEDIA
GOVERNMENT
LAW
-dark blue: culture
- Light blue: socialization

7. Working in Sociology Theoretical Sociologists
analyze patterns, compare data, examine the origin and structure of institutions in historical, real and virtual settings
try to develop theories about how we live that can influence how we see our world
Practical Sociologists
work with and in institutions to improve how they work
try to benefit individuals and groups by changing social conditions in practical ways ( political, economic)

8. Working Sociologists…
Immigration Resettlement Counselor
Industrial Relations Officer
International Development Worker
Journalist
Legislative Aide
Market Research Analyst
Parole/Probation Officer
Policy Analyst
Promotions Coordinator
Recreation Therapist
Social Assistance Advocate
Urban/Regional Planner
Victim Services Coordinator
Admissions Officer
Census Officer
Child Protection Worker
Claims Adjuster
Community Affairs Officer
Community Worker
Demographer
Disaster Response Coordinator
Economic Development Officer
Employment Services Worker
Foreign Service Officer
Human Resources Specialist

9. 101A Foundations in …
Programs that will require you to take “foundation” or background courses in psychology, sociology or (less often) anthropology include most subjects in:
Education and Child Care, Policing and Criminology, Medicine and Health Care, Business and Marketing, Tourism and Hospitality, Professional Engineering, and anything with the word ‘Human’ in it…