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Vice Dean

Universities · FY2025

47 disclosed employees* in 2025 16 yrs on file (2010–2025) 6 employers (min. 3 disclosed) 1 newly promoted in 2025 57.4% estimated female
Median salary
$249,282
P90 salary
$305,694
Raise, 2025
+5.2%

Median salary & employees over time 2010–2025

Median salary Disclosed employees

Salary distribution FY2025 · disclosed employees

1
$100K–150K
8
$150K–200K
30
$200K–300K
8
$300K–500K
0
$500K+

By employer FY2025 · ranked by disclosed employees

#EmployerDisclosed Emp.Median salaryP90 salaryMax salaryNew entrantsRaise
1 University of Toronto overall 19 $276,024 $343,987 $447,529 0 +8.9%
2 University of Ottawa overall 17 $221,843 $251,984 $285,944 0 +1.8%
3 Queens University overall 5 $249,282 $279,555 $287,315 0 +2.9%
4 University of Western Ontario overall 4 $277,451 $331,092 $341,946 0 +4.3%
5 York University overall 1 $267,683 $267,683 $267,683 0 n/a
6 Toronto Metropolitan University overall 1 $256,080 $256,080 $256,080 0 n/a

"New entrants" is headcount in their first year in this exact role at this employer — not a hire count; many already worked here.

By region FY2025 · salary paid · where the employer is based

North 0
Too few to compare
East 22
−$22,302
Central 21
+$26,358
West 4
Too few to compare
$175K$200K$225K$250K$275K$300K$325K$350K
Middle 80% (P10–P90) Median Ontario median $249,282 Chip: region median vs Ontario median

Regions with fewer than 10 disclosed employees aren't charted.

Where they came from FY2025 incumbents · previous disclosed position

Previous positionPeopleShareMedian yrs in itMedian pay changeSame employer
Professor 27 63% 5 +7.1% 93%
Associate Professor 10 23% 3.5 +10.0% 100%
Associate Dean 5 12% 1 +8.7% 100%

42 of 47 people (89%) in this position in 2025 came from a position shown here. The rest first appeared on the list in this one, came from a less common position, or had earlier titles that weren't normalized. Previous positions are shown when they're at least 5% of moves and 3 people. Pay change compares salary paid in the last year in the previous position with the first year in this one, so a partial year can skew it. Same employer is the share who made the move without changing employer.

Trend 2010–2025

YearDisclosed Emp.Median salaryP90 salaryRaiseNewly PromotedGender
2025 47 $249,282 $305,694 +5.2% 1 57.4% F
2024 80 $235,805 $297,662 +7.5% 20 62.5% F
2023 70 $206,607 $278,513 +10.0% 9 58.6% F
2022 74 $210,497 $275,055 +5.5% 5 51.4% F
2021 85 $204,428 $261,818 +1.9% 6 51.8% F
2020 76 $204,981 $285,944 +6.3% 9 46.1% F
2019 41 $221,482 $335,710 +4.3% 1 48.8% F
2018 49 $212,236 $335,995 +4.8% 3 40.8% F
2017 92 $186,156 $255,316 +3.1% 8 40.2% F
2016 73 $190,880 $261,988 +6.3% 11 42.5% F
2015 64 $176,889 $293,339 +5.2% 8 45.3% F
2014 31 $179,989 $263,112 +2.2% 0 45.2% F
2013 34 $175,944 $257,163 +6.3% 14 47.1% F
2012 9 $190,069 $266,143 +5.1% 2 —
2011 3 $214,119 $224,762 +3.6% 0 —
2010 4 $211,641 $336,125 n/a 0 —

Raise is the average change for people who held this exact role, in this sector, in both years — not a same-role year-over-year average, which would be skewed by people newly crossing the disclosure threshold or leaving. Promotions is a heuristic (title changed and raise ≥10% in the same year), not verified. Gender is a name-based estimate, shown only for years with 20 or more disclosed employees.

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