The graph shows the percentage of male and female academic staff members across the facilities of a major university in 2012. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main feature and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar graph indicates how many people were part of the academic

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in the faculties of a major

university

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in 2012, with a

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classification by gender. As illustrated by the graph, the

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of male academic

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members was significantly higher in faculties that deal with science and engineering compared with the

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of female colleagues. The analysis of data shows that the number of women working in

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faculty

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of the

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was considerably higher than that of

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in the same field, (reaching around 75% and about 25% respectively).

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, the

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of

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as engineer tutors was five times as much of female engineer tutors in the

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in 2012 (

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were approximately 85%

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women were just under 20%).

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, the proportion of male academic

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members was nearly as much as the female colleagues in the medical

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(with the former peaked at around 45% and the latter at about 50%). In the business

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though, the

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of male

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was twice as much as female

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the corresponding field. Specifically, around 60% of

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and about 35% of women worked in the business

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of

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major

university

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in 2012.