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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Thank you for your input.
I do not quite understand what you mean by "field of study is non-technical" and therefore not so optimistic over the salary?
I am quite surprised 5 publications in top tier journals is considered nothing unusual to you. As a fresh PhD graduate having already produced 5 single/lead authored papers is not common at all, in my opinion and based on my observations.
But I do agree with you that being quoted in leading press, or being awarded best paper, will definitely be a good point to sell the self.
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It is Nanyang Technological University. Hence, non technological subjects are simply less important and pay lesser. Even disregarding the technological biases of a technical university, the normal market normally pays humanities/social sciences much lesser anyway.
Unless you are an economics major, it is not surprising to get much lower pay. There is a large supply of humanities majors and low demand for them.