What is the difference between an assistant professor and an Associate Professor in Canada?

Alianna Griffith December 12, 2024
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By Susan Taylor January 23, 2025

An associate professor in Canada typically has more seniority and research publications than an assistant professor, and their salary reflects this difference, ranging from approximately $107,442 to $181,698, with a mid-salary of about $122,490.

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What is the difference between an assistant professor and an Associate Professor in Canada?
What is the difference between an assistant professor and an Associate Professor in Canada?