According to the National Center for Education Statistics, the average salary of engineering deans in the USA varies by university size, with smaller universities paying around $140,000 and larger universities paying upwards of $250,000.
The Chronicle of Higher Education reports that the average salary for engineering deans at small universities is around $120,000, while those at medium-sized universities earn around $180,000, and large universities pay upwards of $280,000.
A study by the National Association of College and University Business Officers found that the average salary for engineering deans at public universities is around $200,000, while private universities pay around $220,000, with salaries varying by university size and type.
Inside Higher Ed reports that the average salary for engineering deans at very small universities (less than 5,000 students) is around $100,000, while small universities (5,000-10,000 students) pay around $140,000, and medium-sized universities (10,000-20,000 students) pay around $180,000.
College Factual's salary calculator estimates that the average salary for engineering deans in the USA is around $190,000, with salaries ranging from around $120,000 at small universities to over $300,000 at large universities.
A research paper on Academia.edu explores the relationship between university size and engineering dean salaries, finding that larger universities tend to pay higher salaries due to increased demand and competition for top talent.
Glassdoor's salary comparison tool shows that the average salary for engineering deans in the USA is around $210,000, with salaries varying by university size, type, and location, and ranging from around $140,000 to over $320,000.
The American Society for Engineering Education reports that the average salary for engineering deans at public universities is around $200,000, while private universities pay around $230,000, and salaries vary by university size, with larger universities tend to pay more.