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Professor of Civil and Mineral Engineering salary in Ontario

23 people with this title were paid $100,000 or more in 2025. Half earned between $244,181 and $271,755.

Median salary
$253,490
+11.0% vs 2024
People on the list
23
Middle half
$244K–$272K
Highest
$393,315

Median salary by year

Among people with this title on the list.

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2018$190,009
2019$196,261
2020$200,007
2021$200,170
2022$211,335
2023$234,550
2024$228,434
2025$253,490

Pay bands

People with this title by salary, 2025.

$100K–$125K0
$125K–$150K0
$150K–$200K1
$200K–$300K20
$300K or more2

Employers with the most

Highest paid in 2025

#NameEmployerSalaryBenefitsChange
1Eric MillerUniversity Of Toronto$393,315$0+$62,912 (+19.0%)
2Jeffrey PackerUniversity Of Toronto$314,562$0+$53,180 (+20.3%)
3Robert AndrewsUniversity Of Toronto$290,094$115−$549 (−0.2%)
4Amer ShalabyUniversity Of Toronto$282,389$126+$38,301 (+15.7%)
5Lesley Alice WarrenUniversity Of Toronto$278,422$126+$33,316 (+13.6%)
6Shamim SheikhUniversity Of Toronto$274,135$0+$32,691 (+13.5%)
7Ioannis HadjigeorgiouUniversity Of Toronto$271,755$190+$31,968 (+13.3%)
8Bryan KarneyUniversity Of Toronto$262,555$84+$11,449 (+4.6%)
9Oh-Sung KwonUniversity Of Toronto$261,984$251+$43,581 (+20.0%)
10Douglas Paul GauvreauUniversity Of Toronto$258,653$126+$29,993 (+13.1%)
11Jeffrey Alex SiegelUniversity Of Toronto$255,016$126new
12Daman PanesarUniversity Of Toronto$253,490$126+$21,986 (+9.5%)
13Constantin ChristopoulosUniversity Of Toronto$248,114$251+$37,713 (+17.9%)
14Susan AndrewsUniversity Of Toronto$245,894$126+$22,548 (+10.1%)
15Baher AbdulhaiUniversity Of Toronto$245,187$231+$15,589 (+6.8%)
16Matthew RoordaUniversity Of Toronto$244,273$126+$29,601 (+13.8%)
17Ronald HofmannUniversity Of Toronto$244,181$126+$26,589 (+12.2%)
18Khandker Nurul HabibUniversity Of Toronto$236,995$251+$38,451 (+19.4%)
19Giovanni GrasselliUniversity Of Toronto$236,321$126+$41,573 (+21.3%)
20Tamer El-DirabyUniversity Of Toronto$235,259$126+$9,844 (+4.4%)
21Kamran EsmaeiliUniversity Of Toronto$221,459$256+$40,449 (+22.3%)
22Oya MercanUniversity Of Toronto$214,212$126+$25,749 (+13.7%)
23John Paul HarrisonUniversity Of Toronto$194,861$105−$33,347 (−14.6%)

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Questions and answers

What is the median salary for a Professor of Civil and Mineral Engineering in Ontario’s public sector?

$253,490 among the 23 people with this title on the 2025 list. Only people paid $100,000 or more are listed, so this is not the median for everyone in the job.

How much do most people with the title Professor of Civil and Mineral Engineering on the list earn?

Half were paid between $244,181 and $271,755 in 2025; the highest salary was $393,315.

Which employer has the most people with the title Professor of Civil and Mineral Engineering?

University Of Toronto, with 23 on the 2025 list.

How many people with the title Professor of Civil and Mineral Engineering are on the list?

23 in 2025.

What share of people with the title Professor of Civil and Mineral Engineering are paid $150,000 or more?

100% of those on the 2025 list (23 people), and 96% $200,000 or more (22).

How does Professor of Civil and Mineral Engineering pay compare with the whole list?

Its median, $253,490, is 107.3% above the median of everyone on the 2025 list ($122,262).

How much does a Professor of Civil and Mineral Engineering make at University Of Toronto?

The median salary of the 23 people with this title at University Of Toronto was $253,490 in 2025.

Has Professor of Civil and Mineral Engineering pay gone up?

The median rose 11.0% from 2024 ($228,434) to 2025. In 2018 it was $190,009.

What does “salary paid” include?

What the employer paid in the calendar year, so it can include overtime, retroactive pay, vacation payouts, severance or a partial year. Taxable benefits are listed separately. How the lists work

Why is someone not on the list?

Only people paid $100,000 or more in the year are listed, and only by the public employers the Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, 1996 covers. Someone paid less that year, or working elsewhere, does not appear.