University of Texas Instructor Salaries - Browse Average Salaries by Location
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What is the average salary of University of Texas Instructor?
University of Texas Instructors earn $48,000 annually, or $23 per hour, which is 6% higher than the national average for all Instructors at $45,000 annually and 32% lower than the national salary average for all working Americans. The highest paid Instructors work for County of Orange at $148,000 annually and the lowest paid Instructors work for University of Alabama at $17,000 annually.
$21K Richardson, TX Instructor Average Salary at University of Texas ·
-$24K (72%) less than national average Instructor salary ($45K)
-$14K (50%) less than average University of Texas salary ($35K)
"I was paid $10 per hour during a session. I was responsible for logging in my time. I was also compensated for gas. I have no knowledge of other competitors salary."
$25K Tyler, TX Instructor Average Salary at University of Texas ·
-$20K (57%) less than national average Instructor salary ($45K)
-$10K (33%) less than average University of Texas salary ($35K)
$40K Houston, TX Instructor Average Salary at University of Texas ·
-$5K (11%) less than national average Instructor salary ($45K)
+$5K (13%) more than average University of Texas salary ($35K)
What is the salary for Instructor at University of Texas?
The salary for Instructor at University of Texas is $43,000 annually.
What company pays the highest salary for the Instructor position?
County of Orange pays the highest salary for the Instructor position at $148,000 annually.
What company pays the lowest salary for the Instructor position?
University of Alabama pays the lowest salary for the Instructor position at $17,000 annually.
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