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Employment of registered nurses is projected to increase by 194,700 from 2025 to 2035. Thomas Barwick/Getty Images Registered nurses, data scientists, and accountants and auditors are high-paying roles that are projected to add many jobs over the next decade. The Bureau of Labor Statistics released new job projections on Thursday, showing how hundreds of occupations may evolve between 2025 and 2035.
Employment of nurse practitioners could boom over that time, while telemarketers and order clerks could shrink . Business Insider combined the latest projections with median annual wages from the BLS for May 2025 to rank high-paying jobs projected to grow. We considered roles high-paying if they typically pay at least $75,000, and we didn't set a minimum for projected job growth.
We excluded catch-all job groups. We took the geometric mean of the jobs that fit the criteria and then ranked them, with the highest mean ranked at the top. Here are the top 20, along with their projected job growth, pay, and typical education required. 20.
Human resources specialists Xavier Lorenzo/Getty Images Annual median pay: $75,940 Projected employment growth: 60,100 Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree 19. Industrial engineers ultramansk/Getty Images Annual median pay: $102,440 Projected employment growth: 45,400 Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree 18. Physician assistants MoMo Productions/Getty Images Annual median pay: $135,880 Projected employment growth: 35,700 Typical education needed: Master's degree 17.
Marketing managers MoMo Productions/Getty Images Annual median pay: $166,790 Projected employment growth: 29,100 Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree 16. Market research analysts and marketing specialists Igor Suka/Getty Images Annual median pay: $78,760 Projected employment growth: 66,300 Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree 15. Information security analysts pixdeluxe/Getty Images Annual median pay: $129,180 Projected employment growth: 40,600 Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree 14.
Postsecondary health specialties teachers SDI Productions/Getty Images Annual median pay: $107,310 Projected employment growth: 49,900 Typical education needed: Doctoral or professional degree 13. Construction managers Jessie Casson/Getty Images Annual median pay: $114,990 Projected employment growth: 55,200 Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree 12. Lawyers AnnaStills/Getty Images Annual median pay: $159,670 Projected employment growth: 40,600 Typical education needed: Doctoral or professional degree 11.
Accountants and auditors Liubomyr Vorona/Getty Images Annual median pay: $83,680 Projected employment growth: 79,400 Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree 10. Project management specialists jacoblund/Getty Images Annual median pay: $102,320 Projected employment growth: 73,200 Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree 9. Management analysts Ben Pipe Photography/Getty Images Annual median pay: $101,860 Projected employment growth: 109,200 Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree 8.
Data scientists Kmatta/Getty Images Annual median pay: $120,230 Projected employment growth: 95,400 Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree 7. Financial managers Nitat Termmee/Getty Images Annual median pay: $166,570 Projected employment growth: 84,900 Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree 6. Nurse practitioners The Good Brigade/Getty Images Annual median pay: $132,300 Projected employment growth: 137,800 Typical education needed: Master's degree 5.
Computer and information systems managers Thomas Barwick/Getty Images Annual median pay: $175,140 Projected employment growth: 108,100 Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree 4. Registered nurses Thomas Barwick/Getty Images Annual median pay: $97,550 Projected employment growth: 194,700 Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree 3. General and operations managers MoMo Productions/Getty Images Annual median pay: $105,770 Projected employment growth: 181,300 Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree 2.
Medical and health services managers Halfpoint Images/Getty Images Annual median pay: $123,860 Projected employment growth: 155,100 Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree 1. Software developers Maskot/Getty Images Annual median pay: $135,980 Projected employment growth: 174,700 Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree Read next Madison Hoff You're currently following this author! Want to unfollow?
Unsubscribe via the link in your email. Madison Hoff is a reporter on Business Insider’s economy team. She covers the labor market, inflation, spending, and other data.
In addition to covering new estimates and trends, her workforce reporting includes career pivots, job searching, and side hustles. She also covers downsizing, particularly people selling their houses to pursue RV living. She has also reported on how much teachers spend out of pocket and what it’s like being a caregiver.
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