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English Language and Literature Teachers, Postsecondary visa sponsorship salary

Across 195 certified work-visa filings classified under SOC 25-1123, the median wage for English Language and Literature Teachers, Postsecondary is $72,500. The middle half falls between $61,553 and $87,656; the top decile begins at $104,721.

This page groups every job title employers filed under this occupation code, so it covers the same work described as Assistant Professor of English, Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow, Assistant Professor of Creative Writing and others.

Median
$72,500
25th pct
$61,553
75th pct
$87,656
90th pct
$104,721
Filings
195

Who sponsors English Language and Literature Teachers, Postsecondary

Ranked by number of certified filings for this occupation

Employers filing English Language and Literature Teachers, Postsecondary, with wage percentiles
EmployerFilings25thMedian75th
The University of Southern California4$101,695$112,000$112,000
University of California, Berkeley4$92,950$106,053$133,608
North Carolina State University4$69,698$77,000$77,750
Johns Hopkins University4$52,420$61,710$83,250
University of Illinois4$54,750$60,984$69,426
University of California, Los Angeles3$110,900$110,900$141,450
University of California at Santa Barbara3$87,824$107,400$109,650
The Pennsylvania State University3$67,986$85,968$85,968
The University of Iowa3$82,000$82,000$85,075
University of Kentucky3$68,498$76,495$79,844
College of Charleston3$69,212$73,423$73,423
James Madison University3$69,000$69,000$69,669
Texas Christian University3$67,000$67,000$68,450
University of Michigan3$57,001$63,000$66,500
Case Western Reserve University3$59,640$60,000$61,200
Texas Tech University3$52,500$55,000$55,000
Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania2$93,540$124,693$155,847
Cornell University2$91,816$98,144$104,472
Baruch College2$92,664$94,954$97,243
Brandeis University2$94,202$94,202$94,202
College of Staten Island of the City University of New York2$92,669$93,416$94,162
Tufts University2$88,500$91,000$93,500
University of Delaware2$88,988$90,069$91,149
University of Pittsburgh2$90,000$90,000$90,000
Northwestern University2$83,275$87,850$92,425
Williams College2$79,500$84,000$88,500
State University of New York at Stony Brook2$72,618$82,068$91,517
Brown University2$77,625$80,250$82,874
University of Cincinnati2$75,174$78,348$81,522
Purdue University2$75,275$76,850$78,425
University of Chicago2$68,256$75,504$82,752
The University of Virginia2$67,575$75,150$82,725
University of Connecticut2$67,250$74,500$81,750
Colby College2$70,125$74,250$78,375
University of the Incarnate Word2$69,621$69,621$69,621
Emory University2$58,325$60,550$62,775
Indiana University2$57,554$60,109$62,663
Oregon State University2$54,502$59,102$63,701
Muskingum University2$58,880$58,880$58,880
University of Houston System2$50,875$56,250$61,625
The Ohio University2$55,625$55,750$55,875
Colorado Seminary2$46,660$46,660$46,660

By state

Where this occupation is filed from

English Language and Literature Teachers, Postsecondary filings and median wage by state
StateFilingsMedian
Texas21$67,000
California17$110,900
New York13$90,375
Massachusetts12$92,917
Ohio11$59,280
Illinois11$78,700
Pennsylvania9$85,968
North Carolina8$74,594
Florida7$76,186
Virginia7$69,000
Georgia6$65,000
South Carolina6$71,732
Indiana5$73,700
Maryland5$71,000
Connecticut5$89,000

Job titles in this occupation

The exact wording employers used on their filings

Job titles filed under SOC 25-1123
Job titleFilingsMedian
Assistant Professor of English17$69,621
Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow6$52,420
Assistant Professor of Creative Writing3$70,000
Instructor of English3$67,000
Visiting Assistant Professor of Linguistics2$71,060
Assistant Professor of English: Early Modern Drama2$73,423
Professor of English2$126,323
Visiting Assistant Professor of English2$74,250
Post Doctoral Teaching Scholar2$55,000
Adjunct Professor, English1$107,224
Presidential Scholar1$79,997
Assistant Professor, English1$78,733
Assistant Professor of Ethnic Literature1$70,040
Asst Professor - English1$70,000
Esrr Chair in English1$129,773
Assistant Professor of Literature1$87,404
Assistant Professor of Writing Communication1$57,000
Assistant Professor of English - Rhetoric and Writing1$65,000
Professor of Shakespeare and Performance1$90,000
Faculty in Literature1$68,000
Assistant Professor, Wrtc1$69,000
Instructor (english)1$45,600
Assistant Professor for Native American/indigenous Linguisti1$91,184
Assistant Professor, Linguistics1$110,490
Visiting Asist. Prof. of English (creative Writing, Fiction)1$65,000
Assistant Professor of Composition & Rhetoric1$60,000
Assistant Professor of English Communication1$60,000
Lecturer and Assoc Director of Composition1$65,217
Postdoctoral Research Associate in Linguistics1$75,000
Asst. Professor English-critical Race Studies & Social Justi1$69,621
Asst Prof of English (writing Studies & Rhetoric & Comp)1$70,000
Associate Professor of Linguistics1$73,700
Faculty-english, Associate Professor1$89,650
Assistant Professor of Applied Linguistics1$80,000
Lecturer, English and Media Studies1$65,000
Lecturer/associate Research Scholar1$97,300
Assist. Prof. of English (school of Arts & Humanities)1$43,000
Associate Professor, English1$96,077
Assistant Professor of African American Literature1$74,000
Assistant Professor of English and Digital Studies1$63,345
Assistant Professor/dept. of English Language & Literature1$75,153
Assistant Professor, Department of English1$75,000
Assistant Professor of Education (reading /ese)1$79,000
Post-doctoral Fellowship (black Global & Diasporic Poetry)1$70,338
Post-doctoral Fellow (in Black Global & Diasporic Poetry)1$69,000
Visiting Assistant Professor and Director of Writing1$65,000
Professor of British and Anglophone Literature1$57,000
Visiting Professor of Applied Linguistics1$55,500
Professor, University Named Chair1$180,000

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SOC 25-1123 is the federal occupation code the employer assigned to these filings. It is chosen by the employer and reviewed by the Department of Labor, so it is more consistent than the free-text job title — but two companies can still classify similar work differently. Where a title looks misplaced, the wage level usually explains more of the gap than the code does.