CASE Compensation Survey

The CASE Compensation Survey assists institutions, hiring managers and individuals in benchmarking salaries and benefits in the advancement disciplines. The results from the latest North American version of the survey have been released, and the full dataset is available in the CASE Compensation Database.

For the first time, CASE Europe fielded a European version of the salary survey. The 2011/2012 CASE Europe Salary results are now available to CASE members.

CASE Compensation Database (North America)

CASE has conducted compensation studies for members since at least 1981. We upgraded the CASE Compensation Survey in 2011 and released updated results in 2012 (the database will be refreshed annually in the first quarter). The CASE Compensation Database includes dashboards that allow users to create graphics based upon self-selected criteria, such as discipline/primary function, institution type, enrollment size, geographic area, supervisory level and tenure. CASE members and non-members may now purchase access to the 2012 database through the links below:

One-day access to the CASE Compensation Database

Recurring access to the CASE Compensation Database

CASE Europe Salary Survey

Following CASE's major overhaul of the salary survey instrument and data collection system, CASE Europe fielded a European version of the salary survey in 2011. Data presented in this report provide the broadest possible look at the results of the 2011/2012 CASE Europe Salary Survey to help identify patterns across the profession. The tables in the CASE Europe Salary Report portray multiple factors that strongly influence salary, such as years of experience, management responsibility, discipline and highest degree earned.

Download results of the 2012 CASE Europe Salary Survey

Additional Resources

• For more information on the 2011 compensation data, read "Pay Attention," a CURRENTS article.
• College and University Professional Association for Human Resources conducts an annual salary survey for staff and faculty at various levels. The CUPA-HR surveys page is organized by survey type, with one for administrative compensation and another for mid-level administrative and professional salaries. In each section, you'll find a press release, a link to free median salaries for selected positions and a free executive summary.

For further information contact the research department at research@case.org.