The graph shows the percentage of male and female academic staff members across the faculties of a major university in 2016. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar chart illustrates the proportion of males and females who worked as academic

staff

members

in the major universities divided into

faculties

in 2016.

Overall

,

women

were the biggest percentage who worked in any

faculties

and it can be seen that in engineering

faculties

females became the highest proportion rather than

men

,

while

in education

men

were the highest than

women

. In detail, the highest percentage of

women

who worked in any

faculties

were in engineering, business, science, and law. The engineering

department

accounted for the most dominant with

women

who worked as academic

staff

members

were 85% rather than

men

at around 18%,

this

was a small percentage for

men

. Followed by the business

department

around 62% of the academic

staff

members

were

women

while

men

only 35%, same with the science

department

where 62% of

women

worked as academic

staff

there and for

men

only half of

women

.

Besides

that, in the medicine

department

, the total of

men

and

women

working in

this

department

was almost the same around 50%, 50% for

men

and 49% for

women

.

In contrast

, in the education

department

, males had the highest proportion working as academic

staff

members

rather than

women

about 72% and

women

only 25%,

meanwhile

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in the art

department

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there were 58% of males worked as academic

staff

while

women

only 42%.