Thalassologist salary

Salary and Work for Thalassologists

Working as a Thalassologist, or marine biologist, involves studying marine ecosystems and the organisms that inhabit them. The profession is both exciting and challenging, requiring a deep understanding of marine biology.

Salary for Thalassologists

Currently, the average salary for a Thalassologist is 37 800 SEK per month. Men in the profession earn an average of 37 900 SEK, while women earn 37 800 SEK. This means that women earn 100% of what men do. The average salary has increased from 37 500 SEK to 37 800 SEK since the last measurement.

The highest salary for a Thalassologist is 40,000 SEK, and this salary belongs to a male who is privately employed and holds a doctoral degree. The highest salary for a female in the profession is 39,000 SEK. On the other hand, the lowest salary for a Thalassologist is 35,800 SEK for a male with a post-secondary education shorter than 3 years, while the lowest salary for a female is 36,800 SEK.

Education and Requirements

Becoming a Thalassologist typically requires a university education in biology with a specialization in marine ecosystems. Many working in this field also have a doctoral degree. It is important to have a strong foundation in scientific methods and analytical skills.

Job Responsibilities

A Thalassologist's job responsibilities include collecting and analyzing data on marine plants and animals, studying their behaviors and interactions, and how they are affected by environmental changes. It may also involve working on conservation projects and advising authorities and organizations on marine ecosystems.

Job Market and Future Outlook

According to the Swedish Public Employment Service, there is limited data to assess the job prospects for Thalassologists. This means that it may be difficult to predict exactly what the demand will look like in the future. However, specialized knowledge in marine biology is valuable, and there are opportunities in research, conservation, and consultancy.