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- AnthropologistAnthropologists study and compare present and past societies and cultures, and write and present reports on their findings. They usually specialise in one area of anthropology such as social/cultural anthropology or biological anthropology.
- ArchaeologistArchaeologists study past societies, people and cultures by investigating and examining materials and artefacts, and by surveying historical sites. Archaeologists may also be involved in the protection and conservation of archaeological sites.
- CriminologistCriminologists study criminal behaviour and its causes, and the effects of crime on victims, the community, policing and the criminal justice system. They may work in a policy and/or research role within a justice-related organisation, and may also teach.
- DemographerDemographers analyse the size, characteristics and movement of groups of people. They may specialise in an area that relates to human populations such as health, housing, education, family characteristics, agriculture or economics.
- EconomistEconomists are interested in the factors that influence the well-being of people and aim to find solutions to improve people's standard of living. This includes studying how financial, labour and trade markets are organised and how they interact.
- GeographerGeographers study patterns resulting from the relationship between human activities and the Earth's surface.
- HistorianHistorians research, write and present information about events and people of the past and present. They may also teach history.
- Market ResearcherMarket researchers organise research surveys for clients then analyse and interpret the survey results, write reports, and make recommendations to their clients based on this research.
- Policy AnalystPolicy analysts gather and analyse information to assist in the planning, development, interpretation and review of government or industrial policies.
- Political ScientistPolitical scientists research, study, write, analyse and report on a wide range of political and governmental subjects and areas.
- PsychiatristPsychiatrists assess and provide treatment for people with mental, emotional and behavioural disorders. They also study how the brain and nervous systems function and how these interact with people's environments and affect the way people think, feel and behave.
- Secondary School TeacherSecondary school teachers teach one or more curriculum subject areas to students of approximately 13 to 18 years of age at a secondary school.
- SociologistSociologists study and research human society and social behaviour, and write reports on research findings.
- StatisticianStatisticians collect, analyse, interpret, then present numerical information to assist in decision-making. They may specialise in one particular area such as economics, health or agriculture.
- Tertiary LecturerTertiary lecturers teach at universities, colleges of education, polytechnics, wānanga and other post-secondary education providers. They may carry out research to be published.
