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Average Research Staff Salary

Average Research Staff Salary by State, School Type and Category

For all colleges in the United States, the average research staff salary is $75,586. For public schools, its average salary is $77,960 and private schools' average salary is $72,155. The average research staff salary of national universities is $80,479 and the average research staff salary of liberal arts colleges is $61,230.
  • New Hampshire has the highest research staff salary of $107,946 and West Virginia has the lowest research staff salary of $53,449.
  • For public schools, Hawaii has the highest research staff salary of $155,128 and Delaware has the lowest research staff salary of $55,834.
  • For private schools, New Hampshire has the highest research staff salary of $135,335 and Nebraska has the lowest research staff salary of $44,459.
  • For national universities, Hawaii has the highest research staff salary of $155,128 and Iowa has the lowest research staff salary of $52,478.
  • For liberal arts colleges, Illinois has the highest research staff salary of $80,000 and Massachusetts has the lowest research staff salary of $43,509.
  • For community colleges, California has the highest research staff salary of $98,213 and Mississippi has the lowest research staff salary of $47,617.
By Occupation
Average Research Staff Salary
StateAll CollegesPublic SchoolsPrivate SchoolsNational UniversitiesLiberal Arts CollegesCommunity Colleges
Alabama$68,631$80,427$53,887$81,707$55,072-
Alaska$71,981$73,148$68,480$80,564--
Arizona$82,151$86,437$59,292$105,946-$74,369
Arkansas$74,444$82,221$55,000$100,885-$64,743
California$86,909$89,298$84,371$81,646-$98,213
Colorado$84,839$75,636$112,447$75,927--
Connecticut$62,284$58,910$63,409$63,562$72,015-
Delaware$55,834$55,834----
District of Columbia$88,762$69,284$91,545$95,787--
Florida$72,937$79,584$66,290$78,415--
Georgia$78,274$95,264$62,828$107,864$50,168$65,924
Hawaii$92,819$155,128$61,664$155,128--
Idaho$91,976$91,976-$91,976--
Illinois$78,255$79,269$78,052$69,867$80,000-
Indiana$58,935$61,075$56,261$60,740$74,602-
Iowa$60,221$60,473$60,138$52,478--
Kansas$83,938$82,851$86,113$95,472-$49,994
Kentucky$72,653$80,552$56,855$94,692$65,000-
Louisiana$72,212$75,890$61,177$77,722--
Maine$65,879$72,228$56,357$54,734-$63,995
Maryland$89,418$91,217$85,369$97,145$73,988-
Massachusetts$71,921$75,399$70,955$71,871$43,509$83,858
Michigan$74,419$76,008$56,940$68,681$56,940$94,972
Minnesota$74,333$71,200$77,467$68,693$50,000-
Mississippi$61,303$61,424$60,878$68,404-$47,617
Missouri$69,264$79,063$56,198$80,083-$61,122
Montana$67,115$66,634$70,000$74,718--
Nebraska$66,343$77,285$44,459$59,917-$52,179
Nevada$62,050$63,533$56,118$67,663--
New Hampshire$107,946$80,558$135,335$107,946--
New Jersey$73,641$73,557$73,892$69,811-$90,035
New York$87,254$97,504$80,847$90,517$67,263$67,441
North Carolina$65,032$61,836$74,621$60,122-$61,266
North Dakota$69,590$69,590-$86,291--
Ohio$74,207$77,653$68,178$77,186--
Oklahoma$66,133$69,412$49,739$79,590-$71,014
Oregon$68,850$73,411$55,166$67,847$47,483$74,776
Pennsylvania$72,689$72,529$72,786$81,922$51,925$56,242
Rhode Island$76,155$117,615$55,425$98,726--
South Carolina$75,919$79,307$73,983$67,067$63,475-
South Dakota$77,225$77,225-$77,225--
Tennessee$78,739$90,972$62,428$94,380--
Texas$78,572$77,545$82,168$77,962$45,198$87,659
Utah$77,508$89,900$65,115$87,304--
Vermont$67,602$68,133$67,425$68,133--
Virginia$82,777$91,702$66,712$99,542$75,813-
Washington$70,892$72,424$66,602$77,806$52,176$69,486
West Virginia$53,449$60,080$46,818$60,080--
Wisconsin$67,198$67,743$65,016$77,524-$65,835
Wyoming$73,579$73,579-$73,579--
Average$75,586$77,960$72,155$80,479$61,230$74,829