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Postsecondary Teachers in Alaska

Postsecondary Teaching: Stable Growth, Solid Salaries, and a Path to Expertise

National Median: $84,380 | Job Growth: 8% | Alaska Colleges: 50

Postsecondary Teachers Salary Progression

  • Entry Level: $45,000
  • Mid-Career: $84,380
  • Senior Level: $130,000
  • Top 10%: $160,000

Colleges in Alaska

CollegeTypeTuitionMedian Earnings
University of Alaska AnchoragePublic$7,738$51,871
Alaska Bible CollegePrivate Nonprofit$9,730
University of Alaska FairbanksPublic$8,736$48,866
University of Alaska SoutheastPublic$7,056$48,475
Alaska Pacific UniversityPrivate Nonprofit$20,760$54,271
Alaska Vocational Technical CenterPublic$51,083
Charter CollegePrivate For-Profit$18,375$35,504
Alaska Career CollegePrivate For-Profit$34,468
Ilisagvik CollegePublic$5,260$39,541
Alaska Christian CollegePrivate Nonprofit$9,660$25,787

Education Paths in Alaska

  • Master's Degree in Any Field — 2-3 years, typical cost: $30,000-$150,000
  • Doctoral Degree (Ph.D.) in Any Field — 4-7 years, typical cost: $50,000-$250,000

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the salary for Postsecondary Teachers in Alaska?

The national median salary for Postsecondary Teachers is $84,380. State-specific data may vary.

How many Postsecondary Teachers jobs are in Alaska?

Nationally, there are 1,389,870 Postsecondary Teachers positions.

What colleges in Alaska prepare you for a Postsecondary Teachers career?

There are 50 colleges in Alaska that can prepare you for this career. Explore each to see relevant programs.

Analysis based on U.S. Department of Education data. Not enrollment advice. Verify information with the institution directly.