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Based on 112 job posts analysed by AcademicJobs.com, the higher education salary benchmark.

Professors at Greenwich earn around £41,765.

Median posted pay by group.
GroupCurrent salariesWhat this is
Academic£41,765–£51,29218 posts
Administrative and professional£24,78017 posts

Academic roles

RoleCurrent salariesWhat this is
Lecturer/Instructor£41,7658 posts
Research Fellow£41,7654 posts
Sessional Lecturer£41,7652 posts
Post Doc Research Fellow£41,7651 posts
Post-Doc£41,7651 posts
Professor£41,7651 posts
Senior Lecturer£51,2921 posts

University of Greenwich advertises academic, executive, HR and professional roles in United Kingdom.

Professors at Greenwich earn around £41,765.

Lecturers and instructors are paid around £41,765.

The most-posted role is PhD Researcher, across 112 job posts.

The highest paid group in these posts is Academic.

0 jobs are open now in Greater London.

The medians are in pounds, updated October 2026.

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Frequently asked questions

💵 What is the average salary at University of Greenwich?

The median posted salary at University of Greenwich is £41,765.

🎓 How much does a professor earn at University of Greenwich?

Professors at University of Greenwich earn around £41,765.

📚 How much do lecturers earn at University of Greenwich?

Lecturers and instructors at University of Greenwich earn around £41,765.

Lecturer median£41,7654% below the United Kingdom median

Highest-paid roleLecturer/Instructor, £41,765

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