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

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bar chart depicts the figure the

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of genders in varying departments (

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as Business, Law or Medicine) within an institution in 2012. It is clear from the graph that , the

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of men was higher in four out of the seven faculties

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leading them to be greater in

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than their opposite sex.

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what is shown, men held the highest

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at just above 80% in Engineering

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the lowest for Education at around 25%.

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, In every other faculty it was above 50%,

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for Arts, the

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was below 50. Even

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, the

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of males was greater on average than the

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of females within the institution.

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, we could say that, women dominated the Education sector with more than 70% and were higher in value than males in the Arts and Medicine department as well with 55% and 50%, respectively. Meanwhile, four out of the seven faculties still hired less than 50% of women. The lowest

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was under 20 and it was in the Engineering field.