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Highest-Paying Jobs With a Master's Degree

Median annual wage · May 2025 · Updated October 28, 2026

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Nurse Anesthetists ($236,590), Political Scientists ($142,080), Computer and Information Research Scientists ($140,300) top this list. Advanced practice nursing and physician assistant jobs lead this list. Each needs a graduate degree plus a national certification exam and a state license, and CRNA programs now award doctorates, so entry requirements are rising for some of these jobs.

How this ranking works

Includes: BLS typical entry education is a master's degree; at least 5,000 US jobs. Ranked by: Median annual wage. Data: BLS OEWS, May 2025; typical entry education from BLS Employment Projections 2025–35. Occupations without a published median and the residual “all other” categories are left out. Methodology

1Nurse Anesthetists$236,590$113.7551,840Master's degree+9.7%
2Political Scientists$142,080$68.315,540Master's degree−2.0%
3Computer and Information Research Scientists$140,300$67.4537,200Master's degree+21.8%
4Physician Assistants$135,880$65.33162,150Master's degree+21.1%
5Nurse Midwives$134,040$64.447,920Master's degree+11.5%
6Nurse Practitioners$132,300$63.61323,040Master's degree+41.0%
7Economists$124,720$59.9617,790Master's degree+4.7%
8Education Administrators, Kindergarten through Secondary$105,870—328,330Master's degree−0.3%
9Statisticians$105,650$50.7929,030Master's degree+11.0%
10Education Administrators, Postsecondary$104,590$50.29180,470Master's degree+1.8%
11Occupational Therapists$100,330$48.24162,450Master's degree+14.8%
12Speech-Language Pathologists$97,870$47.05183,390Master's degree+16.6%
13School Psychologists$95,990$46.1563,940Master's degree+0.8%
14Urban and Regional Planners$89,320$42.9444,230Master's degree+3.9%
15Epidemiologists$87,220$41.9312,090Master's degree+18.7%
16Orthotists and Prosthetists$81,110$38.999,390Master's degree+12.9%
17Art, Drama, and Music Teachers, Postsecondary$78,620—93,560Master's degree+2.2%
18Instructional Coordinators$77,440$37.23227,760Master's degree+1.6%
19Acupuncturists$76,040$36.567,830Master's degree+8.6%
20Anthropologists and Archeologists$70,770$34.028,990Master's degree+6.0%
21Survey Researchers$69,460$33.408,290Master's degree−4.8%
22Librarians and Media Collections Specialists$68,270$32.82133,790Master's degree+2.6%
23Healthcare Social Workers$67,880$32.63187,630Master's degree+8.5%
24Marriage and Family Therapists$66,940$32.1866,740Master's degree+13.5%
25Archivists$64,550$31.037,970Master's degree+3.4%
26Educational, Guidance, and Career Counselors and Advisors$64,330$30.93353,310Master's degree+2.9%
27Curators$63,420$30.4912,150Master's degree+4.9%
28Athletic Trainers$62,520—30,500Master's degree+12.7%
29Mental Health and Substance Abuse Social Workers$60,280$28.98132,810Master's degree+10.3%
30Farm and Home Management Educators$60,220$28.958,220Master's degree−3.2%

BLS OEWS, May 2025, national cross-industry estimates; projections and typical entry education from BLS Employment Projections 2025–35. Occupation names are the official BLS titles; linked names have a full pay and how-to-become page on this site.