The graph below show the number of universities graduates in Canada from 1992 to 2007
The provided line graph illustrates the number of university graduates in Canada from 1992 to 2007, segmented by gender.
The graph reveals that from 1992 to around 2001, both male and female graduates experienced minimal fluctuations. Post-2001, however, there is a notable uptick in the number of graduates for both genders, with a pronounced increase in female graduates.
In the earlier years between 1992 and 2001, the number of female graduates oscillated slightly, ranging between 100,000 and 103,000. Similarly, male graduates demonstrated similar stability, starting at 70,000 and marginally peaking at 75,000 within the same period.
Post-2001, significant growth is evident. Female graduates rose dramatically from just over 100,000 to nearly 150,000 by 2007. Male graduates, though increasing, did so more modestly, their numbers climbing from 75,000 in 2001 to just over 96,000 in 2007.
Overall, both genders showed positive growth in university graduates over the 15-year period, with the gap between male and female graduates widening substantially towards the end of the period.