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Social Work Teachers, Postsecondary

$76,210 median

Job zone 5: Extensive preparation. Typical education: Doctoral or professional degree.

  1. Step-up option 1 · Primary-Long

    Sociologists

    $101,690 · Gain $25,480 (+33.4%)

    Job zone 5: Extensive preparation. Education: Doctoral or professional degree to Master's degree.

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  2. Step-up option 2 · Primary-Short

    Sociology Teachers, Postsecondary

    $82,540 · Gain $6,330 (+8.3%)

    Job zone 5: Extensive preparation. Education: Doctoral or professional degree to Doctoral or professional degree.

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  3. Step-up option 3 · Primary-Short

    Psychology Teachers, Postsecondary

    $80,330 · Gain $4,120 (+5.4%)

    Job zone 5: Extensive preparation. Education: Doctoral or professional degree to Doctoral or professional degree.

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  4. Step-up option 4 · Primary-Short

    Library Science Teachers, Postsecondary

    $78,630 · Gain $2,420 (+3.2%)

    Job zone 5: Extensive preparation. Education: Doctoral or professional degree to Doctoral or professional degree.

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  5. Step-up option 5 · Primary-Long

    Communications Teachers, Postsecondary

    $77,800 · Gain $1,590 (+2.1%)

    Job zone 5: Extensive preparation. Education: Doctoral or professional degree to Doctoral or professional degree.

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  6. Step-up option 6 · Primary-Short

    Family and Consumer Sciences Teachers, Postsecondary

    $77,280 · Gain $1,070 (+1.4%)

    Job zone 5: Extensive preparation. Education: Doctoral or professional degree to Doctoral or professional degree.

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