The AAUP office reopened on September 7, 2021. Contact information for all staff, including those working remotely or on a hybrid schedule, is available here.
The AAUP office reopened on September 7, 2021. Contact information for all staff, including those working remotely or on a hybrid schedule, is available here.
Today, the AAUP released the 2021–22 Annual Report on the Economic Status of the Profession, which collects the latest round of findings from the AAUP’s annual Faculty Compensation Survey. Data collection for the survey concluded in March 2022, with over 900 US colleges and universities providing employment data for more than 370,000 full-time and 90,000 part-time faculty members as well as senior administrators at over 500 institutions.
This is the sixty-third Annual Report on the Economic Status of the Profession since the AAUP Faculty Compensation Survey program was established in 1958. Results of the survey are published in April for the current academic year with a full Annual Report published in July. The report and associated data can be found on the AAUP website at https://www.aaup.org/our-work/research/FCS.
Source: AAUP Faculty Compensation Survey, US Bureau of Labor Statistics Consumer Price Index retroactive series (R-CPI-U-RS).
Note: Salary equity ratio is the ratio of women’s to men’s average salaries, multiplied by 100.
Source: AAUP Faculty Compensation Survey.
Source: IPEDS Human Resources survey component 2020–21 provisional release. Data compiled by the AAUP Research Department.
Source: IPEDS Human Resources survey component 2020–21 provisional release. Data compiled by the AAUP Research Department.
Source: IPEDS Human Resources survey component 2020–21 provisional release. Data compiled by the AAUP Research Department.