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Salary guide

IT / Information Services salaries in the UK

The 71 it / information services role jobs with a salary advertised on UniJobs in the last 12 months typically paid £39,900 to £46,200. Half of them had a mid-point between £37,300 and £51,300.

Typical mid-point

£43,000

a year · from 71 adverts

By region

	Typical salary	Middle half	Jobs
Greater London	£46,500 to £51,600	£40,900 to £56,900	17
Wales	£39,900 to £47,000	£41,900 to £52,000	13
North West England	£33,000 to £37,700	£29,600 to £43,000	12
West Midlands	£36,600 to £42,000	£35,100 to £42,500	7
South West England	£39,600 to £47,000	£42,600 to £44,500	6
Yorkshire and the Humber	£41,100 to £48,800	£41,500 to £50,600	4
South East England	£50,000 to £54,600	£47,900 to £55,200	4
Scotland	£39,900 to £44,700	–	3
North East England	£27,900 to £31,000	–	3

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Epos Systems Support ManagerThe University of Birmingham · Birmingham £33,000–£39,900 Network & Data Centre EngineerThe University of Surrey · Guildford £32,700–£37,400 IT Support Manager (Specialist)The University of Bath · Bath £39,600–£47,000 Software Development ManagerThe Royal Veterinary College · Potters Bar £54,300–£69,400 Project ManagerThe University of York · York £46,000–£56,500 Software DeveloperThe University of York · York £38,400–£47,000 IS Graduate Apprentice AnalystUniversity of Durham · Durham £27,900–£31,000 UX-UI DesignerThe University of Surrey · Guildford £48,300–£59,400 Azure Infrastructure EngineerThe University of Southampton · Southampton £37,400–£45,600 Senior Systems Specialist - Administrative SystemsUniversity of Warwick · Coventry £48,300–£57,700

Questions

How much does a it / information services role earn in the UK?

Based on 71 adverts on UniJobs in the last 12 months, a typical it / information services role job paid £39,900 to £46,200 a year, with a typical mid-point of £43,000.

How these figures work. They come only from salaries stated in job adverts on UniJobs over the last 12 months, per year, in pounds. "Typical salary" is the middle of the advertised starting points to the middle of the advertised top points. "Middle half" is the range of mid-points that half of the adverts fell within. Pay grades are set by each university, so the same grade can pay differently from place to place, and figures update as new jobs are posted.

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