The chart below contains information provided by Australia's tertiary institutions about the percentage of male and female students who enrolled in different subjects in 1995.

A glance at the bar chart gives the gender proportion of the enrollment in eight different courses in 1995 and the information was provided by Australia's tertiary Institutions.

Overall

, there were four subjects including Arts and Humanities, Health, Education and Business Studies the percentages of female

students

were superior to that of male

students

, whilst the rest four subjects had the reverse results.

According to

the information shown in the bar chart, there were 18% of male

students

chose the subject of engineering which was 15% more than the figure for female ones by 3%.

By contrast

, 15% of the female pupils enrolled on the Health course

while

there were only 4% of male pupils enrolled

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Besides

, the Art and Humanities subject was the most popular one for the

students

as it had

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30%of

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18% of females and 12% of males which was the most among the 8 courses. What should be particularly mentioned is that the gender distribution of the Accounting and Economics subjects was relatively balanced by 12% of male

students

and 11% of female ones.