Well, I believe it depends on what you want to do with the Ph.D in sociology. Most people with Ph.D's teach at the college level, do research, and publish literature. Some Ph.D people work in the private sector or in non-educational jobs as quantitative researchers. But for the most part people with Ph.D's in sociology teach and become college and university professors. The prestige of the school you received your Ph.D from and the prestige of the school who you work for will impact your earnings. I believe publishing good literature will increase earning and maybe speaking engagements. Experience and tenure will have a great impact on earning capacity as well. People with Ph.D's in sociology can earn between $45,000 to $105,000. But the average is between $45,000 to $65,000.
A good starting salary for someone graduating with a degree in sociology is around $50,000. For someone that has done graduate study in sociology or is particularly advanced in the field, the earning possibilities are in the millions. Many sociologists with advanced degrees act as consultants for some of the world's largest and most powerful multinational coorporations.
It can earn a lot of money but it depends in Which Country.
$8.00 an hour
A lot you have the joy of helping someone! That is enough for me!
Median annual wages for a psychologist are about $65,000/year...not much but its a start
Very little... unless someone loves it and will pay huge amounts of money for your art, but that's rare.
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