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

The bar chart illustrates the proportion of academic

staff

by gender among six faculties in a specific university in 2012. Viewing from an

overall

perspective, it was evident that male

staff

were more dominant almost in all faculties, especially in engineering, but, in the

faculty

of education, the number of female

staff

was significantly higher. Looking closer, males comprised just over 80% of the

staff

in the engineering

faculty

, which was more than 4 times of the female members.

Likewise

, in the

faculty

of business, the proportion of male

staff

was about 60%, and the difference between the number of males and females was around 20%.

In contrast

, in the

faculty

of education, the female

staff

contributed more compared to the male

staff

which was a little below 80%.

Similarly

,

although

the gap was not as big as what it was in the

faculty

of education, the female

staff

outnumbered the male

staff

approximately by 10%. In both the law and science faculties, the gap between the two was exactly 20% and slightly more than 20% respectively in which the amount of male

staff

is higher, but,

on the other hand

, in the

faculty

of medicine, the percentage of female cadre was slightly higher in which the difference was merely 1%.