[ChemSpider]

You think of CEO salaries. PhD students and PostDocs earn more (or at least equal) in most of Europe compared to even the US top universities.

Harvard Postdoc salary: $67,600

Germany Postdoc salary: ~$80,000 plus benefits like health insurance

[constantcrying]

That is hysterical. You know that salaries for most universities are public in Germany? You can just look up your ridiculous lies.

https://vertretungen.hu-berlin.de/de/personalrat/tarif

The highest possible salary anyone in the university gets is 96k Euros. That is 64k Euros a year after taxes.

[ChemSpider]

Did you actually read the page you linked??? It supports exactly what I wrote. Just keep in mind that the latest salary data there is for 2022.

The postdoc salaries I quoted are for 2024, of course.

Source: https://www.research-in-bavaria.de/what-salary-does-a-postdo...

"Most doctoral positions and some postdoc positions will be categorized as TV-L 13, which can range from about €4630 to €6580 (gross monthly salary). The exact salary is determined by your years of experience."

-> €6000*12 -> 72K Euro, ~US$ 80K

And that is without including the various social benefits.

> The highest possible salary anyone in the university gets is 96k Euros.

That is wrong, too. But not the topic of my post.

[runsWphotons]

It is about grant money, not salaries.