The graph shows the percentage of male and female academic staff members across the faculties of a major university in 2012.

The presented bar graph provides information about the proportion of

faculty

members who worked in a university based on gender in 2012. Generally speaking, as provided from the chart, it is clearly shown that from seven faculties, male workers dominated the

faculty

of engineering, law, sciences, and business, with the biggest margin found in the engineering

faculty

.

While

their counterpart spread in education, arts, and medicine. In terms of

staff

who are male, there was about 64

percent

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of academic

staff

in the

faculty

of business came from

this

gender. compared to only 32

percent

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of females who worked in

this

faculty

. The chart shows that in the year 2012, three out of five

staff

working in law were males.

while

at the same time, females only accounted for around 20 %. In science, it seems that during the period given, the male

staff

was dominated (about 62

percent

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) by around 30%. During

this

time, a huge difference was shown in engineering, as the number of male

staff

made up around 82% compared to below 20% of females.

On the other hand

, it can be seen that the percentage of women working in education, and arts were around 60%, and 80% respectively.

While

in medicine both genders shared an equal proportion.