The Associate of Arts in Anthropology Degree at the College of New Caledonia explores human societies, cultures, and biological diversity. This program develops analytical, research, and communication skills through studies in archaeology, cultural anthropology, and ethnography. Graduates can pursue further university education or enter entry-level roles in research, community engagement, and cultural heritage. The program is well-suited for those interested in working with museums, Indigenous communities, or non-profits focused on social and cultural development.

Career Options:

Job Title	NOC Code	Salary Range (CAD)	Job Description
Cultural Research Assistant	41201	$42,000 - $60,000	Support anthropological and sociological research by conducting interviews, compiling data, and assisting in fieldwork.
Heritage Interpreter	53100	$38,000 - $55,000	Educate the public about historical and cultural sites through guided tours, educational programs, and interpretive materials.
Community Development Officer	41403	$50,000 - $70,000	Design and implement programs that enhance community engagement and support cultural diversity and sustainability.
Indigenous Relations Liaison	41404	$52,000 - $75,000	Work with Indigenous communities to support cultural initiatives, ensure ethical research, and promote reconciliation efforts.
Museum Assistant	53100	$37,000 - $50,000	Assist in managing museum collections, setting up exhibits, and organizing cultural events and educational activities.

Career Options:

Job Title

NOC Code

Salary Range (CAD)

Job Description

Cultural Research Assistant

Heritage Interpreter

Community Development Officer

Indigenous Relations Liaison

Museum Assistant

Associate of Arts Anthropology