Salary statistics
Information from the National Association of Colleges and Employers
(NACE) allow you to compare salary data for various disciplines.
Starting salaries—national averages
Average starting salaries for IT disciplines
Discipline |
Average starting salary |
| Aerospace engineering |
$49,873 |
| Bio-based products engineering |
$50,420 |
| Biomedical engineering |
$46,520 |
| Biosystems engineering |
$50,420 |
| Chemical engineering |
$56,335 |
| Chemistry |
$38,646 |
| Civil engineering |
$46,023 |
| Computer engineering |
$53,651 |
| Computer science |
$51,305 |
| Electrical engineering |
$53,552 |
| Geological engineering |
$51,643 |
| Geology/geophysics |
$35,034 |
| Materials science |
$55,468 |
| Mathematics/statistics) |
$41,124 |
| Mechanical engineering |
$51,732 |
| Physics/astrophysics |
$58,000 |
| Statistics |
$41,124 |
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