If you’re looking for a marine biologist job in Namibia, you may wonder how much these professionals make on average. After all, even if a job is high-paying but stressful and unpleasant, that doesn’t mean it’s worth it. We’ve compiled this list of salaries to help you determine whether working as a marine biologist in Namibia would be worth the money.

Factors that affect salary

The salary of a marine biologist depends on many factors: their particular job position, their experience, the employer they work for and the industry they are in. As such, it can be difficult to determine an average salary. In general, though, marine biologists with more years of experience earn more money than those who have less experience. This also applies to employers; larger companies typically pay higher wages than smaller ones. Factors like location and education level help determine how much you will earn as well as what sort of job opportunities are available to you in Namibia’s specialized market economy.

 Salaries for specific job titles.

If you are interested in the salary of a particular job, see below for salaries for specific job titles.

• Salary ranges: A wildlife biologist or marine biologist in Namibia will earn an average of $43,000 per year. A wildlife ecologist can expect to make around $50,000 per year while a marine ecologist should earn anywhere from $45 – $80 thousand annually.