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

The bar chart compares the gender distribution of

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and

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teaching

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members of certain universities in 2012.

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, from seven faculties, male

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dominated at four

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while

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women

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only at three

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.

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, the significant gap between the number of male and female

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can be witnessed in Engineering and Education

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.

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, in Medicine

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, the

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is only negligible.

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the graph, Engineering faculties are dominated by male

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, with a gap of percentage around 80%

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and 20%

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. The same gap

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happens in Education faculties, with

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dominating approximately three-quarters of the total

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.

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, the

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was less significant in law, with man

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occupying 60% of the total

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. The same situation

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happens in the Business and Science faculty, with almost 65% of

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and 35% of

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. Looking at another condition, there is a thin

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in the Medicine faculty, the woman

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and

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sharing almost the same percentage, the

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is only about 2%.

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, the Arts major had a similar

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in percentage, about 55% of

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staff

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are teaching in Arts.