The bar chart provides information about the numbers of research students between men and women on six science-related subjects ( Physics, Astronomy, Geology, Biology, medicine and veterinary medicine) at a UK University in 2009. Overall, the chart represents that at this university, science-related subjects continue to be male-dominated. However, women have a significant presence in fields related to medicine and life Sciences. Male's number was about 220 in phsics, being higher than female's number by approximately 40. This is the biggest different in this chart between men and women. It decreased to 150 in Astronomy and Geology. Then it highest increased about 235 in Biology. However, the figure showed a gradual decrease to about 200 in Medicine and decline to the end of the subject reaching around 100. Numbers of students in female was less than about 235 in Physics and it increased in Astronomy, Geology and Biology respectively. It decreased to approximately 200 in medicine and remained steady for the next subject outracing the numbers of Male.
The bar chart provides information about the
numbers
of research students between
men
and women on six science-related
subjects
(
Physics, Astronomy, Geology, Biology,
medicine
and veterinary
medicine)
at a UK University in 2009.
Overall
, the chart represents that at this university, science-related
subjects
continue to be male-dominated.
However
, women have a significant presence in fields related to
medicine
and life Sciences. Male's
number
was about 220 in
phsics
, being higher than female's
number
by approximately 40. This is the biggest
different
in this chart between
men
and women. It decreased to 150 in Astronomy and Geology. Then
it
highest increased about 235 in Biology.
However
, the figure
showed
a gradual decrease to about 200 in
Medicine
and decline to the
end
of the
subject
reaching around 100.
Numbers
of students in female was less than about 235 in Physics and it increased in Astronomy, Geology and Biology
respectively
. It decreased to approximately 200 in
medicine
and remained steady for the
next
subject
outracing the
numbers
of Male.