London don tops list at 220,000 pounds sterling

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The vice-chancellor of the London Business School, London, UK, earned 220,000 pounds sterling in 1997-98, the highest salary of all academics in publicly-funded institutions. The vice-chancellors comprised John Quelch, Michael Earl and George Bain during August 1997-July 1998. Their salaries reportedly include money earned by teaching on executive programmes, with the school also operating a performance-related pay scheme. Most of the other highest paid academics work in medical schools or at universities with medical schools.

College teachers, College faculty

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Female heads big winners in pay stakes..

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Female university heads are amongst those doing best in the latest ranking of senior academic salaries. On average, the figures reveal that university vice-chancellors earned UKPd144, 420, with comparisons with figures from 10 years ago revealing that vice-chancellors salaries have more than doubled.

United Kingdom, Colleges & Universities, Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools, Personnel administration, Colleges and universities, Deans (in schools), Deans (Education), College administrators

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