The bar charts gives information about the percentage of students who get tertiary education in science fields in two years, 1992 and 2012 and three subjects which are the most attractive.
Overall, while the figure of male students had a decreasing trend from 1992 to 2012, that of female ones decreased in this period. Besides, most of students who studied at this university chose the biology in both years, 1992 and 2012, while the computer science was the lowest interested subject.
In 1992, the number of male students accounted for approximately 45%, which was higher than that of female students, at exactly 25%. In the same year, biology was the subject which was most opted by students, at precisely 45%, which was higher than physics and computer science, at exactly 25% and 10%, respectively.
Although the male students who chose science fields decreased from roughly 45% in 1992 to nearly 35% in 2012, the figure of male students still was higher than that of female ones, at about 32%. Students witnessed an increase of the number of students choosing this subjects from exactly 10% in 1992 to nearly 18% in 2012, the figure of this subject however was lower than those of the biology and physics, at roughly 31% and exactly 25%, respectively.
The bar charts
gives
information about the percentage of
students
who
get
tertiary education in
science
fields in two years, 1992 and 2012 and three
subjects
which are the most attractive.
Overall
, while the figure of male
students
had a decreasing trend from 1992 to 2012, that of female ones decreased in this period.
Besides
, most of
students
who studied at this university chose the biology in both years, 1992 and 2012, while the computer
science
was the lowest interested subject.
In 1992, the number of male
students
accounted for approximately 45%, which was higher than that of female
students
, at
exactly
25%. In the same year, biology was the
subject
which was most opted by
students
, at
precisely
45%, which was higher than physics and computer
science
, at
exactly
25% and 10%,
respectively
.
Although the male
students
who chose
science
fields decreased from roughly 45% in 1992 to
nearly
35% in 2012, the figure of male
students
still
was higher than that of female ones, at about 32%.
Students
witnessed an increase of the number of
students
choosing this
subjects
from
exactly
10% in 1992 to
nearly
18% in 2012, the figure of this
subject
however
was lower than those of the biology and physics, at roughly 31% and
exactly
25%,
respectively
.