HighestPaidProfession

Highest-paying jobs with a master’s degree

The best-paid is nurse anesthetists, with a median of $236,590 a year. 17 of the 40 occupations here have a median of $100,000 or more. The median for all U.S. occupations is $50,980.

How this list is built. Occupations where the Bureau of Labor Statistics lists “Master's degree” as the typical education needed to enter the occupation (Employment Projections 2025–35). Some workers in these jobs have more or less education than the typical entrant.

Source BLS-OEWS · Period May 2025 · # = national rank shown on each page40 records · annual wages, USD
Highest-paying jobs with a master’s degree, by median annual wage, May 2025
No.OccupationMedianTop 10% earn overTypical entryJobs 2025–35Employed
1Nurse Anesthetists$236,590$339,500Master's+9.7%51,840
2Industrial-Organizational Psychologists$193,950$247,220Master's+6.5%790
3Political Scientists$142,080$195,190Master's-2.0%5,540
4Computer and Information Research Scientists$140,300$230,630Master's+21.8%37,200
5Physician Assistants$135,880$190,280Master's+21.1%162,150
6Nurse Midwives$134,040$188,320Master's+11.5%7,920
7Nurse Practitioners$132,300$174,420Master's+41.0%323,040
8Mathematicians$126,710$195,190Master's+0.6%2,030
9Economists$124,720$238,060Master's+4.7%17,790
10Healthcare Diagnosing or Treating Practitioners, All Other$115,210$195,190Master's+5.5%28,630
11Psychologists, All Other$110,840$168,520Master's+2.3%18,820
12Sociologists$106,030$172,550Master's+3.8%2,260
13Education Administrators, Kindergarten through Secondary$105,870$167,770Master's-0.3%328,330
14Statisticians$105,650$174,050Master's+11.0%29,030
15Education Administrators, Postsecondary$104,590$215,620Master's+1.8%180,470
16Occupational Therapists$100,330$131,950Master's+14.8%162,450
17Genetic Counselors$100,040$138,760Master's+10.4%3,740
18Speech-Language Pathologists$97,870$134,160Master's+16.6%183,390
19School Psychologists$95,990$142,330Master's+0.8%63,940
20Urban and Regional Planners$89,320$134,490Master's+3.9%44,230
21Epidemiologists$87,220$138,800Master's+18.7%12,090
22Orthotists and Prosthetists$81,110$119,810Master's+12.9%9,390
23Art, Drama, and Music Teachers, Postsecondary$78,620$163,350Master's+2.2%93,560
24Instructional Coordinators$77,440$121,670Master's+1.6%227,760
25Historians$76,750$131,810Master's+3.0%3,450
26Acupuncturists$76,040$161,470Master's+8.6%7,830
27Anthropologists and Archeologists$70,770$108,060Master's+6.0%8,990
28Survey Researchers$69,460$130,860Master's-4.8%8,290
29Librarians and Media Collections Specialists$68,270$103,990Master's+2.6%133,790
30Healthcare Social Workers$67,880$100,360Master's+8.5%187,630
31Marriage and Family Therapists$66,940$123,730Master's+13.5%66,740
32Archivists$64,550$110,550Master's+3.4%7,970
33Educational, Guidance, and Career Counselors and Advisors$64,330$104,770Master's+2.9%353,310
34Curators$63,420$107,140Master's+4.9%12,150
35Athletic Trainers$62,520$88,760Master's+12.7%30,500
36Mental Health and Substance Abuse Social Workers$60,280$104,170Master's+10.3%132,810
37Farm and Home Management Educators$60,220$85,060Master's-3.2%8,220
38Substance Abuse, Behavioral Disorder, and Mental Health Counselors$59,350$97,590Master's+18.4%491,930
39Counselors, All Other$50,860$91,940Master's+5.9%28,580
40Rehabilitation Counselors$46,850$77,170Master's+2.2%94,740

“No.” is the position in this list. Each occupation page shows its rank among all occupations. Wages exclude the self-employed, overtime and non-production bonuses.

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