In this workshop, we will look at how you can identify and explore various domains, or sectors, of practice in anthropology. Domains are, very simply, areas in which anthropologists work. The webinar will show you how to identify domains that are relevant to you personally, and how to “unpack” them so that you understand what kind of work is done within that domain, what groups or organizations and involved, and what specific job opportunities there might be. We’ll also outline two different exercises that you can do to practice domain analysis.

Riall Nolan 
is Professor Emeritus of Anthropology at Purdue University, and co-chair of the Anthropology Career Readiness Network. Riall received his doctorate in Social Anthropology from Sussex University in 1975. He worked as a development anthropologist in North and West Africa, South Asia, and the Southwest Pacific until the mid-1980s. He subsequently directed international programs at a number of US universities, including the University of Pittsburgh, the University of Cincinnati, and Purdue University. He has taught numerous courses on international development and applied anthropology in the US and the UK.

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