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$100K would be a fully tenured professor at a good school, and some time under their belt. Even then, $100K is on the high end of the scale. There are exception
by IntronExon 9y ago
$100K would be a fully tenured professor at a good school, and some time under their belt. Even then, $100K is on the high end of the scale. There are exceptions that go significantly higher even without tenure, but the average with tenure is closer to $80K.
- randcraw 9y agoHere's some reference data. At U of Michigan, these professorial wages are typical in CS (and are publicly listed): lecturer: $80K assistant: $110K associate: $110-130K full: $150-190K BTW, I see that the UofM CS dept. employs a lot more (3X?) lecturers in CS now than they did 15 years ago -- another sign of high demand/low supply for PhDs in academe.
- electricslpnsld 9y agoAssistant CS Professors are typically making $100k+ at good public schools. Plug "Assistant Professor Computer Science Austin" into a search engine for public employee salaries [1]. 110K seems to be the minimum for a non-tenured CS professor. [1] https://salaries.texastribune.org/search/?q=Assistant+Professor+Computer+Science+Austin https://salaries.texastribune.org/search/?q=Assistant+Profes...