About the role
Ethnologists study cultures and social contexts, often with a focus on contemporary societies. They usually have an academic education in ethnology or cultural studies. Ethnologists work on analyzing and interpreting cultural phenomena, traditions, and social behaviors.Responsibilities
Ethnologists research and document various cultural expressions and social practices. They may work with field studies, interviews, and participant observations. Their work contributes to increasing the understanding of cultural diversity and social processes.Skills and tools
Ethnologists need good knowledge of qualitative research methodology and theory within the humanities and social sciences. They use tools such as interviews, surveys, and observations. Analytical and communicative skills are central to the profession.