About the role
Social anthropologists study human behaviors, cultures, and societies. They often have an academic education of at least a bachelor's degree in social anthropology or similar subject areas. Their research contributes to a deeper understanding of social structures and intercultural relationships.Responsibilities
Social anthropologists conduct field studies, analyze societal patterns, and document cultural practices. They work on collecting data through interviews, observations, and participant observation. Report writing and presentation of research findings are a central part of their work.Skills and tools
Social anthropologists are proficient in qualitative research methods and ethnographic data collection. They use analysis tools such as NVivo and Atlas.ti to process data. Communication skills, critical thinking, and cultural awareness are important skills in the profession.