University of Iowa

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Founded: 1847 (178 years old)
Company Size: 2,000 - +
Industry: Colleges and Universities
Headquarter: Iowa City , IA

University of Iowa: Latest Job Openings, Reviews and Ratings & Profile wise Salary Distribution

We've calculated that the average salary at University of Iowa is $30K based on 312 user-submitted salaries A total of 45 University of Iowa employees gave University of Iowa an average happiness rating of 4.1 out of 5.0.

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University of Iowa Salary Distribution

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58 Research Assistants from University of Iowa submitted salaries.

$30K Graduate Research Assistant

$30K Teaching Assistant

$81K Research Associate

$46K Assistant Research Scientist

$48K Adjunct Instructor

$30K Graduate Assistant

$25K Clerk

$56K Registered Nurse

$23K Student Clerk

University of Iowa Reviews and Ratings

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13 Anonymous Employees from University of Iowa submitted reviews

4.2 I have worked for the University of Iowa since 2009. Since 2017 I have been in a Planner/Scheduler role for one of the many maintenance areas. I have created a lot of great memories and built many professional and personal relationships throughout my career. The benefits are tremendous. I think it is hard to find any type of comparable benefits with other employers. Compensation is average to below average, mainly because of the total benefit package. I do enjoy the ability to learn, on the job and by taking different management/leadership classes, as well as anything that pertains to the job as well. Resources are limitless, within reason. Knowing others around you and learning from them is critical in growing within the organization. There is a great freedom that we have being able to work without interruptions and at a pace that is practical while juggling many different facets of the job.

13 Anonymous Employees from University of Iowa submitted reviews

4.3 I was an active member of the University of Iowa Men's Gymnastics team from 2009-2014, which is a Division 1 University. Iowa is also a part of the Big Ten Conference, which is one of the strongest conferences in the country. Throughout my 5 years of participation, the overall team performance has dramatically improved. There are only eighteen total spots available on the team.

1 Staff Nurse from University of Iowa submitted reviews

4 This facility is a great place to work. There are many educational opportunities and you can learn so much! Many varieties of nursing positions so you can find something you like. Good benefits and competitive salary. I enjoy my co-workers and always meet someone new every day.

University of Iowa Careers & Info

University of Iowa Overview The University of Iowa was founded in 1847 in Iowa City, Iowa, just 59 days after Iowa became a state. With notable attendees like James Van Allen, it is widely known as a superior research facility and has one of the largest teaching hospitals in the country. Additionally, it was the first public institution to offer the Master of Fine Arts degree providing academic credit for creative work. The university-sponsored Iowa Writers' Workshop has produced 13 Pulitzer Prize winners.

In addition to its artistic and academic commendations, the school is famous for its athletics. Its football team, the Hawkeyes, are a consistent BCS contender, and the squad produces more Division I football coaches than any other. Additionally, Sports Illustrated magazine named the university's wrestling program one of the top sports dynasties of the 20th Century. The mens' and womens' basketball teams have also built solid reputations.

University of Iowa Job Information

With over 14,000 employees, the University of Iowa is one of the state's largest employers. Jobs range across many disciplines including opportunities for veterans, those with disabilities and the more mature workforce. They value and embrace diversity. In addition, the university offers a vast network of job placement opportunities for alumni of all levels.

What jobs pay the most at University of Iowa?

Consultant is the highest paying job at University of Iowa at $90,000 annually.

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