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Doctoral Scientists and Engineers in the United States 1995 Profile (1998)
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Doctoral Scientists and Engineers in the United States

TABLE 14 Median Annual Salaries of Science and Engineering Ph.D.s, by Field of Doctorate and Gender, 1995

	Field of Doctorate
Gender	All Fields	Computer Sciences	Mathematical Sciences	Chemistry	Physics and Astronomy	Earth/Atmospheric/Marine Sciences	Agricultural/Environmental Sciences	Biological Sciences	Health Sciences	Social Sciences	Psychology	Engineering
Total	$60,200	$65,000	$60,000	$68,000	$68,000	$60,000	$55,000	$57,400	$58,000	$55,000	$56,000	$70,000
Male	65,000	66,000	60,000	70,000	69,000	60,000	58,500	60,000	69,000	59,000	60,000	70,000
Female	50,000	^*	51,000	58,800	57,000	46,100	45,000	48,000	52,000	48,100	50,000	58,200
NOTE: Median salaries were computed only for Ph.D.s employed full-time (including postdoctoral appointees). ^*Too few cases to estimate. SOURCE: National Research Council/National Science Foundation, Survey of Doctorate Recipients, 1995.