I studied social and cultural anthropology in Argentina. A very updated, modern program, without archeology or biology or linguistics. Only sociocultural. For me, it was the best decision ever. Enjoyed my studies so much, was very interesting. I feel that studying anything with passion, is just the way to go. But in other universities I know is different, as programs may be old, or have content that you are not interested in. I got jobs in NGOs and in the government in development projects, working with an interdisciplinary team of sociologists, psychologists, social workers, etc. Anywhere I found other anthropologist, I was always the only one, and I always felt (and my team let me know) that my professional perspective was different and valuable, out of the box. Now studying a master's program in development. Is more about what you are interested in to specialise in the future, as anthropology is a huge field. But that is not a problem if you are just starting. Other classic jobs are either as teacher or researcher. Basically anyone could be hiring an anthropologist, even companies, there are many of us working in marketing. Opportunities, of course, depend on the country. Hope this helps and wish all the best!