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Based on 211 job posts analysed by AcademicJobs.com, the higher education salary benchmark.

Professors at Leicester earn around £42,978.

Median posted pay by group.
GroupCurrent salariesWhat this is
Executive£51,2921 posts
Academic£42,528–£63,71863 posts
Administrative and professional£21,805–£52,31868 posts

Academic roles

RoleCurrent salariesWhat this is
Lecturer/Instructor£51,29229 posts
Post-Doc£42,9787 posts
Research£42,9787 posts
Research Fellow£42,9787 posts
Associate Professor£63,7184 posts
Professor£42,9783 posts
Research Assistant£42,9783 posts
Assistant Professor£42,9781 posts
Research Coordinator£42,5281 posts
Senior Lecturer£51,2921 posts

University of Leicester pay in United Kingdom depends on whether the post is academic, executive, HR or professional staff.

Professor posts at Leicester cluster around £42,978.

The lecturer and instructor median is £51,292.

Among 211 posts, PhD Researcher is the most common title.

Where the groups can be compared, Academic pays the most.

Leicester currently has 0 live jobs at University of Leicester.

This benchmark was updated October 2026.

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Frequently asked questions

💵 What is the average salary at University of Leicester?

The median posted salary at University of Leicester is £35,348.

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

Professors at University of Leicester earn around £42,978.

📚 How much do lecturers earn at University of Leicester?

Lecturers and instructors at University of Leicester earn around £51,292.

Lecturer median£51,29218% above the United Kingdom median

Highest-paid roleLecturer/Instructor, £51,292

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