Occupations in Illinois

520 occupations with a Illinois page, each showing what the job pays in state, how many people hold it, and which Illinois schools run the programs that lead to it. Also see programs in Illinois.

520 occupations

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Occupations in Illinois
OccupationMedian payJobs in stateSchoolsGraduates / yr
Physicians, Pathologists
29-1222
$381,770101,380
Radiologists
29-1224
101,380
Calibration Technologists and Technicians
17-3028
$59,590201,360
Historians
19-3093
$89,67044895
Cooks, All Other
35-2019
$35,94019741
Directors, Religious Activities and Education
21-2021
$53,60018663
Music Directors and Composers
27-2041
$49,27027635
Animal Scientists
19-1011
$47,93011544
Statistical Assistants
43-9111
$63,41026503
Craft Artists
27-1012
$43,04039453
Barbers
39-5011
$65,43038407
Agents and Business Managers of Artists, Performers, and Athletes
13-1011
$56,5609214
Radiation Therapists
29-1124
$124,6006206
Insurance Underwriters
13-2053
$89,62013161
Podiatristslimited
29-1081
$167,400175
Disc Jockeys
27-2091
1371
Educational Instruction and Library Workers, All Othermoderate
25-9099
$46,390421
Hydrologic Technicianslimited
19-4044
$52,870220
Orthodontistslimited
29-1023
$343,100213
Solar Photovoltaic Installersmoderate
47-2231
$59,630312

Data: BLS OEWS May 2025 · IPEDS Fall 2025–26 provisional · College Scorecard (June 2026 release). Pay and job counts are BLS OEWS state estimates. Graduates per year are IPEDS completions at schools in this state. All sources & release dates →

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