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Based on 174 job posts analysed by AcademicJobs.com, the higher education salary benchmark.

Professors at UoP earn around £42,978.

Median posted pay by group.
GroupCurrent salariesWhat this is
Academic£40,829–£53,68753 posts
Administrative and professional£48,221–£151,84022 posts

Academic roles

RoleCurrent salariesWhat this is
Lecturer/Instructor£48,22115 posts
Research Fellow£45,59910 posts
Research£48,2216 posts
Post-Doc£42,9785 posts
Professor£42,9785 posts
Research Assistant£40,8295 posts
Associate Professor£53,6874 posts
Post Doc Research Fellow£42,9783 posts

Posted pay at University of Plymouth is grouped here by the role, not by one campus average.

A professor at UoP is paid around £42,978.

Lecturer and instructor posts sit around £48,221.

PhD Researcher accounts for the largest share of the 174 posts.

Administrative and professional is the highest paid of the groups with enough posts.

There are 0 live jobs in Plymouth.

Amounts use pounds and were updated October 2026.

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Frequently asked questions

💵 What is the average salary at University of Plymouth?

The median posted salary at University of Plymouth is £37,196.

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

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

📚 How much do lecturers earn at University of Plymouth?

Lecturers and instructors at University of Plymouth earn around £48,221.

Professor median£42,9783% above the United Kingdom median

Lecturer median£48,22111% above the United Kingdom median

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Highest-paid rolePhD Researcher, £48,221

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