The chart below shows the numbers of male and female research students studying six science-related subjects at a UK university in 2009. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The chart illustrated the difference in 2009 between the number of male and female research students studying six subjects (Physics, Astronomy, Geology, Biology, Medicine, and Veterinary medicine) at a British university.
Overall, the number of male students were higher than female students in most subjects while Biology was the most popular subject among students.
For the most favorite subject, Biology, there were 230 male and 200 female students. . In contrast, the university had around 40 male students less in veterinary medicine where there were 80 men and 120 women.
The number of female students in Physics were the lowest among all with around 40 students which was a fifth of the total for the opposite gender. In Geology and Astronomy classes, both had almost the same number of students for both genders where women were half or less than men. However, both genders almost had the same number in Medicine (200 male and 175 female students).
The chart illustrated the difference in 2009 between the
number
of male and
female
research
students
studying six
subjects
(Physics, Astronomy, Geology, Biology,
Medicine
, and Veterinary
medicine)
at a British university.
Overall
, the
number
of male
students
were higher than
female
students
in most
subjects
while Biology was the most popular
subject
among students.
For the most favorite
subject
, Biology, there were 230 male and 200
female
students
.
.
In contrast
, the university had around 40 male
students
less in veterinary
medicine
where there were 80
men
and 120 women.
The
number
of
female
students
in Physics were the lowest among all with around 40
students
which was a fifth of the total for the opposite gender. In Geology and Astronomy classes, both had almost the same
number
of
students
for both genders where women were half or less than
men
.
However
, both genders almost had the same
number
in
Medicine
(200 male and 175
female
students)
.