| Graduate degree | Mid-career pay in U.S. dollars |
|---|---|
| Nurse Anesthesia (Master's) | 156,000$ |
| Strategy (MBA) | 149,000$ |
| Chemical Engineering (PhD) | 146,000$ |
| General & Strategic Management (MBA) | 146,000$ |
| Organic Chemistry (PhD) | 146,000$ |
| Computer Science (CS) (PhD) | 145,000$ |
| Electrical Engineering (EE) (PhD) | 144,000$ |
| Pharmacology (PhD) | 141,000$ |
| Entrepreneurship (MBA) | 139,000$ |
| Corporate Finance (MBA) | 138,000$ |
| Physical Chemistry (PhD) | 138,000$ |
| Engineering (PhD) | 137,000$ |
| Finance & Economics (MBA) | 137,000$ |
| Physics (PhD) | 135,000$ |
| Computer Science (CS) & Engineering (Master's) | 134,000$ |
| Biomedical Engineering (BME) (PhD) | 133,000$ |
| Statistics (PhD) | 131,000$ |
| Finance (MBA) | 130,000$ |
| Operations Research (Master's) | 130,000$ |
| Electrical & Electronics Engineering (EEE) (Master's) | 129,000$ |
| Taxation (Master's) | 129,000$ |
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Release date
September 2016
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United States
Survey time period
2016-2017
Supplementary notes
The list includes MBA focuses, non-MBA master's degree majors, Bachelor's degree majors and associate degree majors.
Mid-career salary is defined as the median salary for alumni with 10 or more years of work experience.
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