Engineering teachers, postsecondary in Utah

What engineering teachers, postsecondary actually earn in Utah

The full published wage distribution (May 2025), not one averaged figure. Pay inside a single occupation varies more by experience, employer and setting than most salary pages admit.

10th percentile

$79,030

25th percentile

$98,890

Median

$105,180

75th percentile

$140,330

90th percentile

$161,180

How Utah compares

• Against the rest of the country. $105,180 in Utah against $109,270 nationally for the same occupation, which puts Utah 28th of the 48 jurisdictions that released an estimate. Neither figure is adjusted for cost of living, so a higher median does not by itself mean more money left over.
• Against other work in Utah. $105,180 against $50,110, the median across every occupation in the state — 110% above it.
• How much of this work is here. The occupation is less concentrated here than nationally (0.71× the national share of employment), 40th of 48 for concentration. Concentration describes where the work is, not how easy it is to be hired.

Where engineering teachers, postsecondary are paid most

The highest published medians for this occupation (May 2025). Before reading it as a place to move, note that these are not cost-of-living adjusted and that the states paying most are often the ones where everything costs most.

How people get into this work

What the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports as typical for entry nationally. Typical is a measurement of the people already doing the work, not a rule: some enter with less and some with more.

What people study to get here, and where in Utah

Fields the federal CIP-to-SOC crosswalk associates with this occupation, ordered by how many credentials U.S. colleges conferred in each — a measure of how many people take a route, never of how good it is. Studying any of these does not lead only here, and this occupation is entered from other fields too.

Program figures are the median earnings of each program's graduates four years after completing (federal-aid recipients who worked and were not enrolled), not the pay of this occupation; the typical program is the median across the state's programs with at least 30 graduates measured.

This lists colleges that reported conferring credentials in this field to the federal IPEDS completions collection, in both 2023-24 and 2024-25. It does not confirm that any of them is currently admitting students to the program, and a college can appear here after deciding to close it. Confirm with the institution before it affects where you apply.