Table 23
Median annual employment income in 2010 of paid employees, working full time and full year aged 25 to 64 and had a university degree at the bachelor’s level or above, by field of studyNote 1 and sex, Canada, 2011

Table 23
Median annual employment income in 2010 of paid employees, working full time and full year aged 25 to 64 and had a university degree at the bachelor’s level or above, by field of study and sex, Canada, 2011
Table summary
This table displays the results of Median annual employment income in 2010 of paid employees Female distribution (%), Women, Men and Ratio, calculated using Annual median employment income($) units of measure (appearing as column headers).
  Female distribution (%) Women Men Ratio
Annual median employment income($)
Total university degree holders 100 62,508 75,520 0.83
Health and related fields 13.7 70,288 76,856 0.91
Mathematics, computer and information sciences 3.4 66,679 75,409 0.88
Education 20.5 66,335 74,110 0.90
Architecture, engineering, and related technologies 4.5 63,593 81,350 0.78
Business, management and public administration 20.6 62,041 79,778 0.78
Physical and life sciences and technologies 6.5 59,714 76,323 0.78
Agriculture, natural resources and conservation 1.5 58,032 70,261 0.83
Social and behavioural sciences and law 17.7 57,609 73,084 0.79
Humanities 9.4 53,351 61,326 0.87
Visual and performing arts, and communications technologies 2.4 48,245 54,791 0.88
Note 1.

The primary groupings: Personal, protective and transportation services and other fields of study have not been included as they represent only 0.4% of the female population with a university degree aged 25 to 64.

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Source: Statistics Canada, National Household Survey, 2011
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