The bar chart illustrates the percentage of male and female
students
enrolled in six different Use synonyms
art
-related Use synonyms
subjects
at a UK university in 2011. The Use synonyms
subjects
include Linguistics, English Language and Literature, Use synonyms
Philosophy
, History, Archaeology, and Use synonyms
Art
and Use synonyms
Design
.
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Overall
, it is evident that female Linking Words
students
dominated the enrollment in most of the Use synonyms
subjects
, except for Use synonyms
Philosophy
and Use synonyms
Art
and Use synonyms
Design
, where male Use synonyms
students
had a higher representation.
In Linguistics, female Use synonyms
students
accounted for approximately 45%, Use synonyms
while
male Linking Words
students
made up about 30%. The English Language and Literature subject saw a similar trend, with around 60% of the Use synonyms
students
being female and 40% male. In History, the proportion was more balanced, with female Use synonyms
students
constituting roughly 40% and male Use synonyms
students
30%.
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Philosophy
was an exception to the general trend, with a higher proportion of male Use synonyms
students
(around 35%) compared to female Use synonyms
students
(20%). Use synonyms
Similarly
, in Linking Words
Art
and Use synonyms
Design
, male Use synonyms
students
made up a slightly larger percentage (50%) compared to their female counterparts (40%). Archaeology was another subject where female Use synonyms
students
outnumbered males, with approximately 50% female enrollment compared to 30% male enrollment.
In summary, the chart reveals that female Use synonyms
students
were more prevalent in most Use synonyms
art
-related Use synonyms
subjects
at the UK university in 2011, with notable exceptions in Use synonyms
Philosophy
and Use synonyms
Art
and Use synonyms
Design
, where male Use synonyms
students
were more represented.Use synonyms
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