The chart below shows the proportions of male and female students studying six art-related subjects at a UK university in 2011.

The given bar chart provides the number of males and females studying at a UK university in 2011 and engaging in 6 artistic subjects

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language and literature, art and design, history and archaeology, linguistics, and communication & media studies. 

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, it can be seen that the only subject with a notable gender gap was

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as the other gaps were clearly smaller.

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that, excluding art and design, female engagement was the greatest in all subject matters. In terms of male interests, the subjects implicating the greatest proportions were first of all

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language and literature just followed by linguistics studies, the former at 150 enrollments and the latter just below. Contrastly, just 50 men were studying

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and approximately double were in the history and archaeology classes. The female category was highly interested in

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topics, as 250 women that year were involved in those, just around 20 students more than the male

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students.

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, linguistics and communication & media educational programs had quite similar interest rates.

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and history & archaeology students in the female category hit the lowest numbers, involving in their studies only 150 and roughly 100 learners, respectively.