Salary guide

University management salaries in the UK

The 69 university manager jobs with a salary advertised on UniJobs in the last 12 months typically paid £49,500 to £56,500. Half of them had a mid-point between £44,900 and £57,500.

Typical mid-point
£52,000
a year · from 69 adverts

By subject

Typical salaryMiddle halfJobs
Medicine & Dentistry£75,100 to £97,700£40,700 to £132,1004

By region

Typical salaryMiddle halfJobs
South West England£47,400 to £61,800£44,900 to £73,70013
Greater London£49,500 to £53,600£48,800 to £56,60011
South East England£46,000 to £50,000£40,700 to £52,30011
West Midlands£49,900 to £58,700£48,200 to £67,10010
North West England£40,500 to £46,200£36,800 to £53,5008
Yorkshire and the Humber£51,800 to £60,000£46,600 to £113,0006
East Midlands£51,800 to £64,800£58,300 to £80,3005
Wales£28,400 to £33,900–3

Questions

How much does a university manager earn in the UK?

Based on 69 adverts on UniJobs in the last 12 months, a typical university manager job paid £49,500 to £56,500 a year, with a typical mid-point of £52,000.

How these figures work. They come only from salaries stated in job adverts on UniJobs over the last 12 months, per year, in pounds. "Typical salary" is the middle of the advertised starting points to the middle of the advertised top points. "Middle half" is the range of mid-points that half of the adverts fell within. Pay grades are set by each university, so the same grade can pay differently from place to place, and figures update as new jobs are posted.

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